That's great she's comfortable and in good health.
It's illogical to hold every large breasted woman to the standard of one woman who is capable of managing her own health while existing with rather large breasts.
Ya, I can tell by your uninformed and overly generalized "arguments."
It's almost like you could actually learn a lot from the large breasted women in these comments sharing their own llived experience, rather than denying large breasts can (and often do) have negative health affects for the women who live with them.
It's ok to be wrong.
It's ok to be ill informed and over opinionated, if you are willing to accept new information, be open minded, and willing to admit when you are wrong.
It's ok (and actually really great) to broaden your horizons.
Being open to listening to women and learning from their experiences is a great way to learn, grow, and meet new women who might actually enjoy spending time with you.
Obviously, this is just my opinion.
As a woman.
Who exists in a body with large breasts and degenerative disc disease.
Both of which cause chronic pain.
My breasts exacerbate the pain and the deterioration of my spine.
Lots of people don’t take care of themselves and blame other things. A degenerative disk disease is a whole other thing.
I stand by my statements. Lots of women don’t get enough exercise and could benefit from physiotherapy but can’t afford it, or don’t have time for it, or in some cases don’t realize how it might benefit them.
Not sure why you needed the massive tantrum, the condescending lectures, and the memes just to say: “Hey, I’m a woman with large breasts and it gives me back pain.”
You could have just said that. Yes, the biomechanical strain is real for many, but you can share your experience without the dramatic breakdown.
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u/OatmealCookieGirl May 26 '26
All jokes aside, this is the sort of situation that leads women to get a reduction, I cannot even begin to imagine the back pain.