Sexy Tiny Boobs

Sexy Tiny Boobs
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Pearl Nash

November 10, 2018, 6:00 am

I bet you’re probably wondering what men really think of them. Are they attractive? Are they a turn-off?
Well, wonder no longer. I have small boobs myself, and I decided to finally work it out with cold hard evidence.
So I’ve scoured the Internet and tracked down every study I could find on small boobs.
A study published in the academic journal Evolution & Human Behavior found that size actually isn’t as important to a man’s breast preference as once thought.
While size can make somewhat of a difference, the study found that it is the shape that matters the most.
The study found that men find firm breasts most attractive – but have differing opinions on how big they should be.
This study found that poorer men like bigger breasts, while the richer like them smaller.
It’s not clear why, but it’s an interesting correlation.
In 2013, a study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, researchers presented five computer-generated 3D images of the same woman, each with different breast size.
“Medium” was the most common that men liked, while a quarter chose “large” and the other quarter chose “small”.
You’ve heard the saying, “men are all the same”, but this isn’t the case. According to evolutionary psychology professor, Jason Young, humans evolved largely based on mating preferences – and the more preferences, the better chances of survival.
“As a general evolutionary rule, diversity is important to reduce too much competition for any one goal…Having different men attracted to different breast sizes ‘evens out the playing field’ so that there are more winners; more males meet women with the breast size they desire.”
Another study found that men who prefer women with large breasts might not be the men you’re looking for.
The study found that “men’s preferences for larger female breasts were significantly associated with a greater tendency to be benevolently sexist, to objectify women, and to be hostile towards women.”
Is being a big boob guy the opposite of a nice guy?
A 2009 study in New Zealand conducted an eye-tracking study and found that “variations in breast size had no significant effect on eye-tracking measures,”, including “number of fixations and dwell time.”
The researchers concluded that men consider other qualities as more important to female attractiveness than boob size.
You need to realize that every aspect of aesthetic is subjective.
Humans vary in what they find attractive. Some people like short. Others like tall. Some people like fat. Others like skinny. There is a wide range of preferences.
And a lot depends on culture as well. For example, in western culture, people tend to associate tanned skin with attractiveness.
However, in Asia, tanned skinned is associated with the poorer class who work outside, and therefore, it is not seen as attractive.
If men like different preferences, why do some men like small boobs?
Here are some reasons that might explain why this is the case:
1) Men like a well-proportioned body.
After all, humans have a tendency to ascribe beauty to symmetry. Small boobs make it easier for a woman to have a balanced body.
2) Small boobs are easier to dress up.
Big breasts pose problems for fitting into different dresses and shapes.
3) Some men love the way certain breasts feel in their hand.
If they are able to cup them and it fits nicely in their hand, this can be very appealing.
4) Small breasts could be associated with youthfulness.
In the animal kingdom, it’s natural to seek out partners who are sexually mature but youthful looking. This implies healthiness and fertility.
5) Small boobs are less likely to be saggy.
Most men generally don’t find saggy breasts appealing. Small breasts are less likely to be saggy and more likely to be perky. Men like perky breasts.
6) Thinness has become attractive.
In Western culture, thanks to mainstream media, thinness has become attractive.
This became the case since the 1960s. Small boobs go hand-in-hand with thinness, so, therefore, there’s a preference for skinny, small-boobed women. This is more about culture than biology.
In fact, it’s even been suggested that males who like small-boobed women are more sophisticated, as mentioned above in a study.
In other words, they are not like those lower class citizens who have “big boob fantasies”.
And surprisingly, a small majority of men don’t like boobs at all, so, therefore, they may prefer small breasts over large ones that are hard to bypass.
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If you’re still worried about having small boobs, then consider these celebrities. They’re all associated with being WILDLY SEXY and yes, they have small boobs. Check them out:
“Sexy when I was younger always meant boobs, and I’ve never had boobs in my life, so I always felt that sexy was out of the question for me… I used to really want to be that kind of voluptuous girl, and I’ve just kind of embraced that I’m not.” – Emma Roberts
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“I have to admit that I like my breasts to be firm and pert. My mother always told me that the perfect breast fits into a champagne glass. I found that cool and was happy that my breast stayed small … Many women think you need large breasts, but I’m the living proof that you can go far with small ones.” – Cameron Diaz
“I was, like, 12 and all the other girls in my grade had huge boobs already — and I was puny. I’m tiny still to this day — I’m a 32A.” –Ariana Grande
“Sometimes [magazines] make them a lot bigger. You kind of think, ‘OK, if you are going to invent the fact that I have big tits anyway, could they at least be perky ones?’ It seems a little unfair to go from nothing to a big droop, so that’s when I get quite unhappy with it.” —Keira Knightley
“Actually, I saw a picture a couple of days ago from when I was 19, and my boobs were way bigger. They were a D, and now they’re a small C, because I lost weight. There was something so beautiful about the size of them. When I look back, I’m like, ‘Why did I always give myself such a hard time?'” —Amanda Seyfried
Hey, Lachlan from Hack Spirit here.
What’s your number one goal at the moment?
Is it to buy that car you’ve been saving up for?
To finally start that side-hustle that’ll hopefully help you quit your 9-5 one day?
Or to take the leap and finally ask your partner to move in?
Whatever it is, you’re not going to get there, unless you’ve got a plan.
But I didn’t write this to you to be the voice of doom and gloom…
No, I’m writing this because I want to help you achieve the goals you’ve set.
I’ve recently been taking part in a workshop called Life Journal created by teacher and career coach Jeanette Brown.
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She doesn’t mess around – this workshop will require effort on your part but that’s the beauty of it – Jeanette has carefully designed it to put YOU in the driving seat of your life.
So…think back to that important goal I asked about at the start of this message.
Are you willing to put the effort in to get there?
If so, check out the workshop here .
If you do take part, I’d love to hear how your Life Journey goes!
Pearl Nash has years of experience writing relationship articles for single females looking for love. After being single for years with no hope of meeting Mr. Right, she finally managed to get married to the love of her life. Now that she’s settled down and happier than she’s ever been in her life, she's passionate about sharing all the wisdom she's learned over the journey.

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It’s not controversial to say that boobs are really, really great. The biological function of breasts work to keep babies fed , of course, but somewhere along the way, boobs have become so much more. For better or for worse, our boobs are a part of us — and we’re not afraid to wear our love for them on our sleeve (or, rather, or chest).
Maybe you’re thinking that breasts are breasts are breasts. They’re round(ish), stuck to the front of our bodies and pretty darn useful for a variety of life skills. Well, you’d be wrong according to lingerie company ThirdLove, at least when it comes to their shape. They’ve identified seven breast shapes : round, east west, side set, tear drop, slender, asymmetric and bell shape.
Along with your size, each shape supposedly dictates the type of bra you should wear. As if bra fitting isn’t confusing enough already?!
But then I got to thinking: Why stop at just seven shapes? My boobs have been way more than seven shapes during my lifetime. They’re like the ultimate shape-shifters — and according to my girlfriends, their mammaries are pretty magical too. So in honor of all the things our breasts go through for us, here are 21 real breast shapes and what it’s like to have ’em.
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The No. 1 way I knew I was pregnant was sore breasts. From the moment the stick turned pink, my boobs took on a life of their own and grew to a size and shape I’d never known they were capable of before. Although I missed the ease of my tiny pre-pregnancy boobies, I did enjoy having cleavage for the first time in my life. As long as no one touched them.
Nursing breasts are a force to be reckoned with. Their ability to sustain a whole human life never ceases to amaze me. But if you thought pregnancy boobs were weird, then nursing is like having your breasts possessed by aliens. Not only are they filled — bursting — with liquid, but said liquid also randomly squirts out at the most inopportune times. Also, veins like whoa.
Once the milk is gone, your glorious, functional nursing boobs become sad, deflated balloons. That is if balloons had random chunks of sand in them. Some women keep their larger pregnancy breasts, but others end up smaller than they started. Either way, it’s hard not to want to hug them for all the tireless service they provided. Even if they do now look like rocks in socks.
Running 26.2 miles is not easy on your body. And your ta-tas take almost the same amount of abuse as your tootsies. Thanks to miles of bouncing, cleavage sweat and chafing sports bras, by the time you’re done, all they’ll want to do is snuggle in pajamas. Your legs will like that option, too.
It’s totally true that you can’t make your boobs bigger through weightlifting. (Believe me, I’ve tried.) But you can strengthen the pectoral muscles underneath, which can lift those puppies back up to perkier form! Be careful, though. If you drop too much body fat, then you’ll lose your boobs altogether. Which brings me to…
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Every breast cancer survivor is different, and so are their feelings about their breasts. But one thing is for sure: You’ll never look at your breasts the same way again. Whether you have scars from a lumpectomy or a mastectomy or your skin has changed from chemotherapy or your medications have made them change size, it means developing a whole new relationship — not a worse one, just a different one.
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Nothing like wearing a gray T-shirt in the summertime and seeing two damp circles spreading under… your breasts. Boobs, especially when you smash them together in a sports bra or a push-up bra, can generate an astonishing amount of sweat.
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