Why do people say "B cups stand for barely there"?!


Question: Why do people say "B cups stand for barely there"?
When I'm an A cup and I think a B cup would be the perfect size but I can only keep dreaming or get plastic surgery. (I'm 17 and 5 foot)

Answers:

Because they're immature.

I understand what you mean, because I'm an A cup, but I really would not get plastic surgery, although if I did, I wouldn't go further than a B cup.

If people are really going to judge a woman on her cup size, then that's a shame.

All men who have seen my boobs, like them. I have even had guys tell me not to change them, so I think the Barely there thing is just a stupid joke, well all I can say is that I rather keep my A's and have perky boobs my entire life.

34A



Their jerks, try not to take to heart their negative comments get you down. I suspect your clothing size is small too, so you are in proportion.

My daughter is in her mid 20's and her bra size is a 34A, but she is very petite for her age and is extra small in ladies clothes, she hates it when people make snide remarks about her lack of boobs, her fiance tells her he is happy with what she has.

When your older and have children, put a little more weight on etc, you might find they increase in size a little.

Unfortunately even those with boobs will tell you, they get in the way, its embarrassing when men are staring at your boobs, or they make unwanted comments.



Because they're not that big. They are a smaller size. They are proportional on some people but on others they look small.



Because this generation is revolved around sex and clevage. The bigger the better mite as well be Americas moto




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