I wish I were skinny and flat chested

[Anonymous]

I hate my bosom and short stature. Finding flattering clothes is impossible.

[Anonymous]

And many skinny, flat-chested women envy your curves.

Acceptance your body for what it is and simply letting go of the idea that it should (or could) be different can be extremely liberating. I guarantee you there are clothes that will look great on your body but terrible on a skinny, flat-chested woman.

You will never be skinny and flat-chested. You just won't. Let it go. That body type is not inherently better than yours.

[Anonymous]

I feel your pain. Wish the same too.

[Anonymous]

Work on that. Practice body neutrality

[Anonymous]

I hate my boobs. I got the skinny part down but my large chest is annoying

[Anonymous]

Really? There are pros and cons to both but I have always enjoyed being busty and curvy. There are tons of styles that look better with a larger bust. I’d rather be selma Hayek than Natalie Portman at the end of the day.

Get a reduction if it would make your life better!

[Anonymous]

I love my boobs and curves. I find clothes easily but I'm also happy and proud of my body, I work hard to keep in shape and have no problem finding and wearing clothes to fit my 5'4" frame.

[Anonymous]

It took me a lifetime to appreciate being skinny, flat chested, and short. Accept and love your curves if you can.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It took me a lifetime to appreciate being skinny, flat chested, and short. Accept and love your curves if you can.

I hate being flat chested.

-signed short person who was super skinny but now after menopause, I'm not as skinny but still flat chested. That's the worst.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And many skinny, flat-chested women envy your curves.

Acceptance your body for what it is and simply letting go of the idea that it should (or could) be different can be extremely liberating. I guarantee you there are clothes that will look great on your body but terrible on a skinny, flat-chested woman.

You will never be skinny and flat-chested. You just won't. Let it go. That body type is not inherently better than yours.

No reason this is true. I am happily skinny and flat chested. I have known no other way.

[Anonymous]

I’d rather be selma Hayek than Natalie Portman at the end of the day.

They are both feminine and you don't look like Selma anyway.

[Anonymous]

I mean this in the nicest way possible, I find it incredibly sad you could be old enough to be posting here and still hung up on this.

[Anonymous]

Self appointed chairman of the itty bitty titty committee here.

Trust me, you don’t want to be flat chested. Dresses just don’t look as good, bathing suits are often embarrassing, sports bras pointless. And somehow after kids, they get even flatter.

[Anonymous]

Also flat chested, and there are a lot of things I can't wear. I guess I'm on the slim side, but I have broad shoulders so don't really look small. I basically look like an undersized linebacker lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And many skinny, flat-chested women envy your curves.

Acceptance your body for what it is and simply letting go of the idea that it should (or could) be different can be extremely liberating. I guarantee you there are clothes that will look great on your body but terrible on a skinny, flat-chested woman.

You will never be skinny and flat-chested. You just won't. Let it go. That body type is not inherently better than yours.

No reason this is true. I am happily skinny and flat chested. I have known no other way.

PP said “many,” not all. Breast augmentation is one of the most popular plastic surgeries in the US, so it’s undeniably the case.