Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guy here - I’m on the smaller size and definitely not one to walk around a locker room naked. But in my dating and now many married years I’ve never heard any complaints. My wife has small breasts that are pretty perky at age 48 which is much nicer than big breasts that sag.
+1
Cow udders that sag are not attractive. I find big breasts can start to look matronly when women age. Best friend had a reduction in her late 40s and she looks like she lost 15 pounds (and she was not heavy). They were just large on a small person.
Anonymous wrote:I had a bad say something, comparing, me and another gf. (She was in between while we had a break………)
It was hurtful.
I tried to not judge the relationship on that alone. There were other reasons to eventually break up.
Now, in the letter’s ^ case bf didn’t say it TO her. I wonder the motives of the person who eventually shared it.
Either way, she should assess the relationship, but I wouldn’t put this comment at the forefront. Other things will make or break it.
Anonymous wrote:Guy here - I’m on the smaller size and definitely not one to walk around a locker room naked. But in my dating and now many married years I’ve never heard any complaints. My wife has small breasts that are pretty perky at age 48 which is much nicer than big breasts that sag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He's been with her TWO AND A HALF YEARS and she cares about something that happened at the beginning of their relationship? WTF? Clearly he loves her and wants to be with her, it sounds like this is more about her lack of confidence than anything else.
True, and Hax pointed out that everyone makes compromises in relationships, even in great relationships. He can like what he likes in terms of specific physical attributes (we all do have certain likes or dislikes, but to paraphrase Hax, he chooses to love the totality of his girlfriend, the things that all add up to make her, her. That's much more than a pair of breasts, if he's a decent person. And the letter writer seems to indicate he is, and that this is an outlier. I'd be more concerned, in her shoes, about the motives of the person who chose to tell her this, if that's how she found out. I'd wonder if that person were trying to sow discord, undermine her confidence, even start driving a wedge between them.