I Am Practically Flat-Chested

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Emily K.

Jan 11, 2013

Emily K.

I am practically flat chested and I wonder if that is a turn-off, but I realize guys aren't normally on here, so ladies, answer from past experiences I guess?

Stephanie D.

Jan 11, 2013

Stephanie D.

Honestly, most of the guys I've dated have been more butt guys. It just depends on the guy. My fiancee dated a girl before me that had a big rack which was fine as far as it went but, well, not to put too fine of a point on it: gravity. It works.

Women with smaller chests are going to be perkier, longer, and be able to wear things other women can't wear because we don't need the support as much all the time. 

Vanessa C.

Jan 12, 2013

Vanessa C.

Why would you want to date a guy who cares how big your boobs are? If a guy says anything about my boobs or butt, i instantly write them off as a person id spend time with.

Amanda G.

Jan 12, 2013

Amanda G.

most guys I know look at personality first n then facial features aaand then body unless they are jerks n only lookin for somethin else ! but im only a size b but look like an im ok with it ...all girls in my family are c's n d's n dd lol 

Monae Y.

Jan 12, 2013

Monae Y.

Most of my guy friends go for the butt sizes or their facial features. but i dont see why you care because your pretty. 

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