Plus Size Lingerie

YES to everything you said…plus its not only guys…all of my friends every time i wear a cute top…not oh i like your shirt but ” OMG IM SO JEALOUS OF YOUR BOOBS GOD THEYRE SO BIG”….thanks i realize that theres no need for you to point it out everytime! lol

Yes I feel exactly the same!
Don’t get me wrong, I love my boobs, but I get really frustrated with the limited choice of bras available. I’m a 34F and there are shops that don’t even sell sizes like that. I’m a UK size 8 on the bottom half (that’s around a US 4) so you can imagine how top heavy I look if I wear the wrong outfit!
It’s also very difficult to buy swimwear.
And the comments I get are always positive, from girls and from guys, but I do feel like the boobs get too much attention in comparison to the rest of me. I love the compliments I just wish they weren’t so concentrated on one area.
The most offensive thing I ever heard was on television, a plastic surgeon who told a girl she would look silly in my size and no-one’s that shape naturally…er…hello?! I’m all natural!!! That really p!ssed me off, that someone who supposedly knows about these things basically called me unnatural looking.

Yes yes yes!!!! Double D’s are not as much fun as everyone makes them out to be, especially since I am not overweight… they look (and feel) like two huge watermelons have been permently implanted onto my chest. I get so irritated when I hear girls talk about how they want double D’s. I just laugh and ask how they would feel carrying around ten pounds of tit! There are some styles of shirts that I can’t buy… like those kind that have the elastic type stuff under the boobs. I also have to buy my shirts long because the size of my boobs makes the shirt really short. I get really sick of random men staring at them and commenting about them. I remeber one particular incident when I was working at this ice cream store that I worked at for 10 years. The counters are really low, so I have to bend slightly to greet and speak with the customer through the window. This particular night I was wear a green wife beater from old navy… not a low cut shirt AT ALL. So this guy orders and I make him his ice cream and as I’m giving it to him he says “don’t get offended, but it takes every bit of energy I have not to stare at your boobies. It’s because you always wear such low cut shirts.” And yes, he was probably in his mid-40’s and still used the word boobies. I gave him a really nasty look and told him to get lost, then I called the manager, who is really scary looking, in case the dude came back….
Anyways, although a nuisence sometimes, I have learned to except my body and love every inch of it, even my giant knockers… no matter how much they get in the way!

I don’t wear bras unless I have to, so selection hasn’t been that big of a deal for me. A lot of stores do at least make bigger bras (at least D & DD) in colors now – they didn’t used to, years ago.

Shirts can sometimes be annoying because if they fit your waist and shoulders they gap across the chest at the buttons. I personally don’t care how much cleavage shows, but the gaping buttons look bad.

Coats are hard to find because they’re highly structured and tend to flatten breasts.