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Rebekah Richardson
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🚨Venting post🚨 I’ve had small breasts and now I have larger breasts, and I promise you that small ones are a lot easier.…

🚨Venting post🚨

I’ve had small breasts and now I have larger breasts, and I promise you that small ones are a lot easier. I remember wanting bigger breasts when I was smaller and I got what I asked for. But I most definitely didn’t ask for the chest, shoulder and back pain. Breastfeeding has made it worse with the engorgement. Breastfeeding my baby makes me happy though so I wouldn’t give that up for anything.

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kbbaybee16

K

I’m a 36DDD it sucks!! I want a reduction and lift soooo bad. My back hurts a ton by the end of the day.

raqueliiosiis

Raquel

Мама сына-младенца

36/38 D normally, I haven’t attempted to wear a bra since having the baby I did buy nursing tanks and it was a 2x but my bras don’t fit me.

a.mama22

A

Мама двоих (младенец)

I always had big boobs when I was younger and I hated them because they brought on negative attention from guys and I couldn’t wear cute shirts without looking “slutty.” Now my boobs are small and I LOVE IT.

jennatess

jenna tess

Мама дочки (3 года), беременна (22 нед.)

I agree.

I had zero boobies up until my senior year of high school and then BOOM.

I feel like clothes look better on a smaller chested body, and you just feel better.

I’m getting a reduction / lift done after this one is born and I’m all healed and money is saved up. I cannot wait.

amberdaugherty

Amber Jacq

Мама сына-младенца, беременна (14 нед.)

I’m a 40D but was a DD when I was breastfeeding my son and yes the back pain was a lot worse! 😫 I breastfed for two months because unfortunately I dried up on my own because my son wouldn’t latch so we had to switch him to formula it was very heartbreaking for me because my goal was to at least breastfeed for 6 months but it was also a relief because my boobs weren’t so swollen all the time and my back stopped hurting as much but it still hurt my feelings because I had this idea of breastfeeding in my head but it didn’t go the way that I thought it would and now I’m kinda battling with myself on if I should breastfeed my second baby or not because I really don’t want to go through all the stress and back ache again just to have my heartbroken by drying up again.

chaoticandloveit

Andi

Мама дочки-младенца

I battle with engorgement, when we first came hom i didn't wear a bra at all, I lined my shirts with pantie liners, so when I leaked it was being caught or just walked around with a towel at home. But with baby being aloud to eat when ever she wants helped a lot too, and now I just line my bras so I dont leak through the bra or shirt

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deleted-user

I'm naturally a 30DDD so when I breast fed I wore a 5x nursing bra

youngbutwisemomma

Rebekah Richardson

Мама двоих (младенец)

Omg 😮 your poor back! That must’ve been rough. I don’t know how big mine are but I struggle to find anything that fits comfortably.

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