RE: Brinley, Kathryn and Dawn
Hi Aimee,
I hope I'm not criticizing anyone close to you, but whoever makes fun of your 'bee stings' needs to grow up and quit acting like they've just now hit adolescence! How completely juvenile!
I know this breast obsessive society makes it hard for women to feel happy with themselves, but part of being healthy, which is what we're all striving for, is knowing when people are full of it and being able to blow them off. I know, easier said than done, but it's only meant as encouragement for you.
Sometimes when I go to try on tops or bras (oh please) I almost feel discriminated against or that there's some conspiracy going on against small breasted women. I know it can be very discouraging but drugging or mutilating one's body is just a dangerous step in the wrong direction, away from healh.
Incidentally, you can press a lot heavier than I can, and certainly more than most women will ever be able to, so may I just say that I for one am impressed with the important aspects of your body composition. You go girl!
Hi Aimee,
I hope I'm not criticizing anyone close to you, but whoever makes fun of your 'bee stings' needs to grow up and quit acting like they've just now hit adolescence! How completely juvenile!
I know this breast obsessive society makes it hard for women to feel happy with themselves, but part of being healthy, which is what we're all striving for, is knowing when people are full of it and being able to blow them off. I know, easier said than done, but it's only meant as encouragement for you.
Sometimes when I go to try on tops or bras (oh please) I almost feel discriminated against or that there's some conspiracy going on against small breasted women. I know it can be very discouraging but drugging or mutilating one's body is just a dangerous step in the wrong direction, away from healh.
Incidentally, you can press a lot heavier than I can, and certainly more than most women will ever be able to, so may I just say that I for one am impressed with the important aspects of your body composition. You go girl!
! It has been people close to me and people not very close to me. While it doesn't help with my body acceptance, I firmly believe that everybody has at least one (percieved) flaw that they wish they could change. And maybe, they're just quick to point out other people's so they can feel better about their own. Maybe. Or maybe it's just meant as joking around and they don't realize that feeling do get hurt. Either way, I've taken up the habit of reading about body acceptance, and I'm definately feeling better about myself. After all, I have done what Mother Nature intended, I've fed all 3 of my childern. And if there is ever a 4th. I will do it again. I'm a functioning object, not a sex object. It's nice to feel sexy, but breast are a small (no pun intended) part of the equation for feeling that way.
