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Originally Posted by penny_century
I wish it could be so and I've tried to convince myself to be ok with them but boobs are power. Where I work the gals with big boobs and nice figures go far (I work in a male dominated office). I'm tired of seeing the cutie pies get lauded with praise for doing nothing & even screwing up and the gals who work hard get ignored. It's sad, so sad. The little voice of conscience says don't let it bother you but the voice of reason and wanting attention is speaking a bit louder. It's really not fair that you have to struggle when folks get things handed to them for a genetic feature.  |
I agree, but to be fair, it's the same for women who are very pretty or for men that that are very attractive (in a women-dominated field). I worked at a library during college - most of the employees were age 30+ women. They hired a 20-year-old good-looking guy to work at the desk. He got lots of favoritism as well as innapropriate comments!
So, it works both ways, I guess, and I agree it shouldn't be happening. To get this back on topic: it's odd that some people noticed a change in breast size while on the pill, and others who were on the same pill did not. Guess it depends on the individual - when I was on
Estrostep, I didn't notice a change, but it increases hormone levels gradually and is supposed to be one of the lower-side effect pills. Yeah, right, I had major mood swings and unfortunately never gained weight or boob size while on it.
My problem is the opposite...I'm 5'3", small framed, and (after having my daughter) I am a D cup(I used to be a small C). I'm seriously considering a reduction. My Dr. told me they would go down once I lost my pregnancy weight, but...it's been a year...I've lost all the weight and they are still the same size. Since I'm so small...I think I look out of proportion. I always feel so self-conscious...thinking my breasts are the first thing people notice about me.
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