Boys, what do you think of 32AA breasts?

Original post by eliza.anne

Yikes, you're brave. But your boobs look fine, pretty proportionate to your body.

why am I brave go to the fitness forum people post pics all the time. I dont get though how I measure as an AA yet size B34 can fit me too.

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Millie228

This again. For most guys it won't be a dealbreaker. A lot of guys prefer something to fondle, so it's safe to say that they'd prefer them to be bigger, but it won't stop them from dating you.
What is the point if you're not going to get surgery anyway?

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Original post by llessur123

I don't know if this is a joke or not but there is no particular size you should be at any age.

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lol you can get some 11/12 year olds with size D/E breasts too

Reply 46

llessur123

Original post by Zarek

Eh, no it doesn't..

Yes it does. Either it is used as an old test to see if a women needs to wear a bra(which is ridiculous as I am a C cup and there is no chance a pencil would hold for even a second) but the more widely accepted version is that it tells if a women is sagging. If there is a large enough space to hold a pencil then it is likely that the womens breasts are sagging.

Reply 47

Tyraell

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Original post by __Student__

According to my reasearch 32AA is the size a 11/12 year old should have

Do I want to ask what kind of research this was?

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Truflais

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Original post by civilstudent

why am I brave go to the fitness forum people post pics all the time. I dont get though how I measure as an AA yet size B34 can fit me too.

I just meant posting pics in your bra, I couldn't do that xD And I know what you mean, but my cousin is like that. She'll always wear an A cup which just about fits, but she's actually a B cup.

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Alpharius

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Small isn't for me. Doesn't mean I am the be-all and end-all of male opinion (though I am awesome enough to be).

For example, I hate the whole Goth look. And the chav look for that matter. Doesn't mean other guy's don't dig it.

(edited 11 years ago)

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R4INBOW

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Original post by llessur123

You don't want to pass the pencil test, it means you have saggy breasts.

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No it doesn't.

Reply 51

llessur123

Original post by Lit2010

I can understand how you feel, though, before I started uni I was wearing an A cup and I've gone up to an E in under 3 years... so maybe there's still time for you to grow :biggrin:

Have you gained weight or been pregnant? If this happened without any of those events then that is impressive.

Reply 52

Lit2010

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Original post by llessur123

Have you gained weight or been pregnant? If this happened without any of those events then that is impressive.

Haha no, neither. Maybe a small amount of weight gain but it has been mostly localised to the booby region.

Reply 53

llessur123

Original post by R4INBOW

No it doesn't.

Yes, it does. I'll copy and paste the reply I gave before.

Yes it does. Either it is used as an old test to see if a women needs to wear a bra(which is ridiculous as I am a C cup and there is no chance a pencil would hold for even a second) but the more widely accepted version is that it tells if a women is sagging. If there is a large enough space to hold a pencil then it is likely that the womens breasts are sagging.

What is your version of the pencil test?

Reply 54

allthetime

I thought guys just loved boobs in general?

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Zarek

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Original post by llessur123

Yes it does. Either it is used as an old test to see if a women needs to wear a bra(which is ridiculous as I am a C cup and there is no chance a pencil would hold for even a second) but the more widely accepted version is that it tells if a women is sagging. If there is a large enough space to hold a pencil then it is likely that the womens breasts are sagging.

Not really wanting to add to this boob obsessed debate, but I have come across some pretty fine specimens which would pass this (ridiculous) test and no one would describe with the pejorative term, 'saggy'.

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Original post by Alpharius

Being honest, I'd feel like I was ****ing a 10 year old.

Ha its dodgy for even relating breast size to a young kid!

Reply 57

R4INBOW

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Original post by llessur123

Yes, it does. I'll copy and paste the reply I gave before.

Yes it does. Either it is used as an old test to see if a women needs to wear a bra(which is ridiculous as I am a C cup and there is no chance a pencil would hold for even a second) but the more widely accepted version is that it tells if a women is sagging. If there is a large enough space to hold a pencil then it is likely that the womens breasts are sagging.

What is your version of the pencil test?

The pencil test is when you push your breasts together and see if there's enough "booby" to hold the pencil.

It gives no indication of saggy breasts.

Reply 58

Millie228

Original post by llessur123

You don't want to pass the pencil test, it means you have saggy breasts.

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"Pencil test" is a test to find out if a young/pre-pubescent girl needs a bra. If the pencil falls, she can go braless, if the pencil holds, she needs to wear a bra. Most women wear bras.
Some also refers to it as a cleavage test - you put a pencil in your cleavage when wearing a push-up bra, and if it stays, it's a good cleavage.

Being able to hold a pencil does not mean you have too saggy breasts. When women get breast augmentations, the popular request is breasts which has a 'fold' underneath, like Kate Upton. Kate is considered to have beautiful breasts, and hers could hold a pencil - most breasts larger than C would.
Even the "normal" ones to the left would hold a pencil:
http://www.beautifulself.com/images/ptosis_chart.jpg

(edited 11 years ago)

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