'Having big boobs means guys only talk to my chest - it's rude'
FED-up Beth Symons has a 36FF bust and is tired of men ogling her chest.
“Men react to you differently when you have big boobs. When I was younger, they always commented on my boobs. It’s rude.“I agree with Motsi that people judge you on your looks. It is frustrating. You are branded as a certain character just because you have a big chest.“When I was younger, I went clubbing a lot and men would always talk to my chest or pass comment to their mates, like: “Look at those.” It feels like they are shaming you.
“Having big boobs can also ruin the pleasure of exercise. I used to be good at running but now I’m not. Having big breasts makes anything fast-paced a struggle. “People can be so snide. I’ve heard women whispering to each other after seeing me: “When are we getting our boob jobs?” It’s really unpleasant.”ANNOYED Gemma Hunt wears a bra size 32H and finds having a big bosom means it is hard finding clothes to fit.
“Larger bra sets cost around £50 from somewhere such as Ann Summers, where I’ve brought bras. But this is a huge outlay. “I was told that as it was a family place, I had to wear tops that hid them better. This definitely felt like discrimination based on the way I look.Gemma 38GGEMMA CRUICKSHANK, 29, from Romford in Essex, finds her 38G chest causes major back trouble. The business manager for a cosmetics firm feels people forget bigger assets bring health implications.
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