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I love to see everyone embracing their boobs, so every Friday I am asking you to send in your boob photos with a story to share with the world!
Click on the image below to read about the person and their story with their boobs.
I love this community!!!! Xoxo
I wanted to share a photo of my breasts as i need to embrace them. I’ve had big boobs since I was very young and I feel very self conscious about them. They are beautiful in their unique way.
Love my boobs! They are small, nipples tiny, sometimes get hairs, left one inverts unless it’s hard and I have moles, freckles and spots ! But they are mine and I do love them 🧡
I proposed to my partner with my BoobS,
haha cause I know he loves them too.. and thought it would sweeten the deal ;)
32, Scottish, 0 Kids
Growing up my boobs and me were not friends. I developed early and hated it. I remember crying in the car one day to my dad- saying how everyone at school teased me and called me big boobed Billie. In trying to comfort me - dad said - just wait - when you're older the boys won't tease you anymore. And as true as that was - I think being sexualised from such a young age skews your perceptions of value and self worth. From the weird little puffy nippled cone shaped lumps I developed early on to the 'saggy' banana shaped breasts they grew into - I always felt they weren't good enough. They weren't perky like my sisters and I always felt my nipples were too large (and would always try to sneakily tweak them before I got nude). But when I reflect on this now - I realise that those feelings come from wanting to please the male gaze... from striving to fit into the patriarchal beauty standards imposed upon us. Now - as an adult and a sexually liberated woman - I love my breasts. I love the pleasure that my nipples bring me and I love embracing the sensuality my body as a whole offers. Of course, I still get hung up from time to time - but for the most part - I love the skin I am in. And I celebrate this often - by getting my tits out - for myself. #titsoutforthegirls
i love my lopsided titties and little nips, stretch marks and all 💛
Hairs and spots and veins, one nip in one nip out and absolutely NO symmetry in sight but they are me and I am they and I love them!
Trying to get comfortable and accept that I don’t have nice perky boobies like many other gals so bring on 25yo saggy tittayyys
One nip pierced, one scarred from a lump removal... both loved... ✌️
I absolutely lovey boobies. My husband calls them sweet potatoes. They nourished both my boys for almost 3 years each and as a tribute to them I got my sternum tattoos as soon as the last one had his last feed. I grew up always wanting bigger breasts but now that I'm in my 30s with perky boobies I love them I often dance naked in the mirror and love my Friday and all my curves and all my "flaws" my nan always use to say any boy can drive a straight road but it takes a man to handle curves! And that is what I live by. I wear my bikini with pride and flawnt what my mumma gave me!
I love my boobies and I love taking photos of them so I have so many I could share. This one is from one night at pres with the girls and my friend had her camera and I decided to flash her 😂 and I just love the photo. Was also flashing people all night in this top but I really couldn’t care hahaha
Recently I went to get a skin check because I have a lot of freckles and being 21 I’d never had one. I have a big freckle on my right nipple that I’ve had for as long as I can really remember and I remember joking in middle school that you’d be able to tell if they were my nudes bc of the freckle. Anyway it’s gotten bigger over the last few years and it’s big and nasty looking bc of the different colours on it and it needs to be cut out. I was really heartbroken to hear this bc I am so in love with my boobs and they’re so connected to my feminine and sexual being. I’ve now accepted it and I know it’s the safest thing to have it cut out now to reduce the risk of it becoming cancerous/if it is already cancerous to stop it spreading further but it’s happening in less than a month now so I’m trying to take as many photos of my boobs before then as possible!
Been spending a lot of time looking down on (in both contexts) my boobs since one is quite a lot smaller than the other one.
I’ve let that go and I now love them! Love how feminine they make me feel. Just want to let them be free everyday. I let them out in the ocean and on the beach yesterday and the boobies had never been happier!!
It took me about 10 years of hating my boobs to realise that actually I have the best of both worlds!
This was the first time I’d ever truly set my boobs free and be photographed, the beginning to my journey of self love and body positivity 🤍
This is a selfie I sent some boys, haha!
I love my boobies!
But I used to hate them. I was a late bloomer and I hated that I didn’t have boobs. I remember coming to highschool and I wasn’t even wearing crop tops yet and some girls were wearing proper underwire bras. I was so self conscious and wished and wished I could grow boobs. Then when they started coming through they were awkwardly small and pointy and one was quite bigger than the other. I was mortified. My family nicknamed one boob “tiny”. It was a joke but it got to me a bit too much and I became very self conscious. I begged mum to buy me a padded bra to try and hide them. Fast forward to the end of high school, I started not giving a crap about my boobs and began to accept and slowly start to like them. And boom; that’s when i seemed to have a growth spurt. I love how perfect they are for me. Not too big, not too small, can be made to look like I have cleavage in the right bra or can go topless comfortably. And my boyfriend loves them and makes them feel like they are the best set of boobies in the world. I am so grateful for how my mindset has changed over the years.
My journey with my boobs has been a relatively ok one! Going through puberty I ended up getting stretch marks on them and was super self conscious about it. I ended up getting my nipple pierced to help love them a bit more and it definitely did help! As I’m getting older they aren’t as ‘perky’ as I would like them to be however, I still love them and they days i don’t, my girlfriend reminds me how fabulous they are!
My boobies! Two angles because they can’t all be flattering. Sometime in strange positions but loved by me all the time! ❤️
My relationship with my boobs now is I’ve accepted and begun the loving them journey.
However, when I was 17 I was teased by a guy I slept with, saying I had dinner plates, salami nips and shit tits. He would make these comments at parties with mutual friends around and then other guys would join in. IT WAS EFFING HORRIBLE (thank god for good friends who would make me feel better). When I turned 18 I got out a personal loan and flew to my nearest city (3000kms) and had areola reduction surgery, which cost $12000.
If it was me now who he was teasing I’d tell him he was fucking lucky to get the chance to see me naked, unfortunately 18yr old me didn’t have that confidence.
My biggest regret in life was the surgery, it put me in debt until I was 22, and cut off some of my milk ducts so I wasn’t able to breast feed effectively.
If I could go back in time, I wouldn’t of done it and I’m going to raise my boy to love and accept everyone and they’re differences!
I have TINY boobs (also due to me having a condition called premature ovarian insufficiency which meant my boobs didn’t grow properly). Every now and then I still want a boob job, but overall I love my body. I have recently had a sexual partner who called me beautiful every day and I’m learning to see myself that way. I love my boobs, even tiny boobs are beautiful!!!
One part of my body that I’ve always felt comfortable with is my boobs. Not big, not small, somewhere in the middle. I’m not obsessed with them, but I definitely don’t hate them or feel insecure about them either. I don’t own a bra and haven’t worn a proper bra for years! #baretheboob! Haha. I honestly didn’t even really notice until taking these photos today that one was bigger and they were a bit lopsided! I guess I don’t really pay them much attention! As I get older I’m wanting to own my femininity and sexuality, so a good place to start will be embracing my boobs and all their glory more!
I haven’t always been happy with my boobs ! But paying attention to “models” and so called “beautiful” women’s boobs made me realise that all boobs droop a bit and all boobs are beautiful.....mine included.
Being a curvy girl, I always thought it was really unfair that my boobs were so small. When I started having sex , I would never take off my bra. Which makes me really sad now! When I had kids I wasn’t able to breast feed which was a whole other thing to hate them for… and I did for the longest time!
Now in my mid 30’s , I’ve finally made peace with them 😂 I wouldn’t say I love them but life’s way too short
If you zoom in you will see my right nipple is deformed! It was like that since I was born and Ive always been so self conscious about it, but my husband loves it! I have had a boob job, because I lost 30kgs and breastfeed two kids and was soo self conscious about my breast after this. I have never felt so comfortable within myself since getting my boobs done.
I was always the girl with big boobs, in grade 6 I used to get picked on cos the boys thought I put tissues in my bra. By year 8 I was an E cup. I used to get so much wanted/unwanted attention, and people automatically thought that because they were so big and different to everyone else it meant they could touch them whenever they wanted.
By the time I was 20 I was now a J cup and decided I wanted to get a reduction. That was 9 years ago now and wasn’t a very common surgery at the time. It was a decision I didn’t make lightly. I ended up with some pretty yucky scars and boobs they I don’t entirely like anymore. But as I get older, my confidence is growing and I hope to one day love the body I have! Thank you for doing this and allowing all of us to feel comfortable in our skin and see that all of our bodies are truly soo different. Much love 💖
29, Australia, 0 Kids
We love all the boobies
If you zoom in you will see my right nipple is deformed! It was like that since I was born and Ive always been so self conscious about it, but my husband loves it! I have had a boob job, because I lost 30kgs and breastfeed two kids and was soo self conscious about my breast after this. I have never felt so comfortable within myself since getting my boobs done.
This Pic was prior to surgery. Not sure if you want to use either in your blog, but happy for you to use any.
Where do I begin..
I’m the girl with the “great body”. I’m the girl with the “six pack”. I’m the girl with the “great ass”… but I’m also the girl with the “flat chest”. I’ve wished for as long as I can remember, for boobs. “You’re lucky you can sleep on your stomach!”, “You’re lucky you don’t get boob sweat!”, “You’re lucky you can run!” *take a sip for how many boobs there are* (people in the room don’t drink for mine) oh but it’s just a joke! Maybe i am lucky. Maybe it’s because I’m so athletic. Maybe it’s genetics. But my sisters have glorious breasts. And my mum says I’ll get boobs when I have kids. But I don’t want kids. I want boobs. And right now, I feel like I’ll never be confident with these “mosquito bites”. Yes, these are all things people have said about my breasts. I’m 26 and still struggle to find a dress or top I like, that fits my boobs. I’m 26 and still have to wear a bralette when I have sex to feel sexy. One day maybe I’ll feel confident. One day maybe.
I might have a partner that loves my boobs. I wish I could love my boobs. I wish I didn’t wish for them to be bigger. It’s unfair that one of my biggest insecurities is one that other people crave.
26, cAUCASIAN, 0 Kids
I deliberately walk past mirrors naked just to catch a glipse and think "fuck, boobs are hot" - and honestly, its because they are
🔥🏳️🌈
31, N/Z, No Kids
I’ve always loved my boobs!
Since they first appeared at the ripe age of 10 they had always been a little bit bigger than most girls my age. I remember when I was 11 I had a school sporting carnival there was a water fight, and my monkey patterned training bra (why did I choose a pink monkey pattern 🤦🏽♀️😂) had obviously came through my school uniform when it became wet. One of the boys had commented “are they real!?) and then all the boys starred. Making me feel SO UNCOMFORTABLE as a preteen!
Once I put that embarrassment aside, my mum with some encouragement from my Nanna got my a real bra.
Fast forward to being 24, I have started to not love my breast as much. As much as my fiancé tells me they’re beautiful - which I know they are.
My darkened thoughts from gaining weight from COVID and not having any motivation, and hearing comments from family about my weight gain have made me start to hate the beautiful boobs on my chest.
It’s difficult when you’re meant to be getting married and everyone comments on have a wedding diet to “get in shape” and look beautiful at your wedding. It takes it toll.
But I’m trying my absolute hardest, with love from my partner who loves every single inch of my soul and my body, to love my new body. I’ve started to find a little more motivation to work towards myself and my mental health, and to get back to the love I use to have for myself and my big ass titties! Hahaha!
The comfortable in my skin page and your presence has helped. It has made me feel normal. You are making women obviously more comfortable in our skin.
Lots of love, continue your beautiful work 💖
24, Australian, No Kids
Never had big ones and was often embarrassed by my bullet nips. But I reckon not bad for 54 and 3 breast feeding babies later.
54, New Zealander, 3 Kids
I’ve always been SO self conscious about my boobs. Always thought they were too small, too spread apart and I hated how my nipples looked when not erect. I would wear a bra no matter what I wore because I was so scared of someone seeing that I had… Nipples… If I went braless I wore bandaids 🤦🏼♀️ I’ve recently grown a better relationship with them. Getting my tattoo helps my confidence when people see me topless/nude and getting my nipple piercings helped a shitload too. I get a bit sad that I couldn’t just learn to love them how they were but I like how I look now so whatever works I suppose. I never wear a bra anymore and am so here for freeing the female nip.
I’ve always felt insecure about my boobs.
I can trace it back to a nasty message someone sent me when I was 13 calling me ‘pizza nipples’. I have large areolas and my breasts are saggy. I’ve always been jealous of women who look great without a bra. Listening to the way women I know talk about and judge both other women’s bodies and their own hasn’t helped.
My ex-partner loved my body and made me feel so comfortable about my breasts, but now that I’m single again after a long time I feel self conscious and vulnerable.
It makes me sad that women are taught by society to scrutinise and hate our bodies rather than to celebrate them in all their diversity. It still seems like a pretty radical act to expose your body or love it without modification if it doesn’t meet society’s ideal beauty standards.
29, Australian, 0 Kids
I’m 29 , Caucasian, 1 child and love my boobs.
I had a breast augmentation surgery booked in three times last year… I cancelled each one because I couldn’t do the surgery I was scared . But also.. because I didn’t exactly hate my breast.. I didn’t want to say goodbye to them just yet . So here’s me embracing the years i have left
25, Australia, no kids.
I’ve always had small boobs, and until a few years ago I wished they were bigger, to just be an ‘average’ size. I slowly started to accept that these were my boobs and in fact my boobs were great even though they were small! At my largest they were still a B cup but I was really growing to love them just the way they were. And was really loving the skin I was in. This year though I’ve really been focussing on my strength and fitness and working out a lot, and I am totally in love with my body all over again. But with that my boobs have shrunk to about half the size that they were and although I still like them I really need to learn to LOVE them again, even though they are tiny tiny. In taking these photos to share I’ve only just realised how asymmetrical they are. So here’s to more time spent admiring by body and boobs just the way they are (which is ever changing).
Australian, 22, no kids!
When I was younger, I literally used to pray every night for the “boob fairy” to come and turns out she never really did and I used to hate how small my boobs were. Over time I have learned to love my boobs!!! (And that they’re small)! I love that I never have to wear a bra for anything and that exercise bouncing is a non issue. I still sometimes feel self conscious since a few of my friends have gotten boob jobs and that my boobs aren’t “big enough” to tan topless at the beach, but I’ll get there one day!!!
29, Australian, 1 kid & pregnant
My boobs when I found out I was pregnant with my first (he’s now 2). They exploded! I have always loved my boobs - and to see them like this was a real treat 🤣
They are less perky these days after breastfeeding for 21 months but I still love and appreciate them. The only downside is my nipples are now pretty adverse to touching🙃
Now pregnant with my second and looking forward to seeing them boom again!
Thanks for being a constant presence of positivity when it comes to our bodies - you really do help so many of us heal our emotional and physical scars however deeply ingrained they are🧡
26, Australian, no kids
Hate them, but mainly for the sag, not the innie nips (not that I love that either). I had very large breasts as a teenager and then lost a lot of weight in adulthood which has left them a bit *droopy* lol. I’m learning that guys, even if they’ve not encountered them before, don’t really mind about the nipples. One always innie and one sometimes outie...
I’m 36, 1/2 American 1/2 Honduran, never had kids but I have had a severe roller coaster of weight gain/loss over the past 7 years…which I think has affected their previous “constant perkiness” from my 20’s 😏
I always had a fantastic relationship with my boobs! It wasn’t until 5 years ago, after *hundreds of sexual partners that someone I was dating commented on my nipples and pointed out that they were, in fact, different. I was caught totally off guard and had NO idea what he was talking about and thought he was nuts🥜 but alas, after constant giggling from him and commenting on them every time we got naked, I started to get really insecure about them! Ended up giving him the 🥾, and no one has ever commented on them since so I don’t think much about them anymore to be honest. My biggest struggle is my weight gain - but working on that daily! Your page helps is so many ways and is so important, thank you for all you do for women (and men!) ❤️
25, Aussie/Filo, 0 kids
I’m sad that my boobs are gotten smaller as I’ve gotten older, I wish they were bigger.. but on the bright side, I never have to wear a bra and can wear cute crop tops!
I am living my best life!! 🌞
Thank you for helping woman all over the world be comfortable in their own skin 🖤🖤🖤
38, Australian, 2 kids
When I was younger I couldn’t wait to get my boobs. Since they started to develop I’ve always loved them. Super happy with them. I think all boobs are bloody sensational.
22, Australia, no kids
I actually love my boobs. My friends have always jokingly teased me for having little nipples which did actually get to me a bit growing up but now I don’t mind them at all! They sometimes go inverted which I used to be embarrassed of and would flick them before taking my bra off but now it doesn’t bother me! I love my boobs and have also grown to love my little nips ❤️
30, 1 kid
I always had a deep self-hatred for my boobs, which stemmed from be developing long before my peers, which lead to bullying from the boys in my class for having boobs (the same boys hit on me in my later years, ridiculous!)
I also noticed that my nipples were very different to my mothers’ and sisters’ due to having inverted nips. This all came to ahead when I was 17/18, where a friend who I had confided in spread the fact that I had “inny nips” around on social media and I was absolutely mortified.
I unfortunately decided to have my inverted nipples “corrected” at 18, because of all the same and self hatred I felt - if I could go back in time, I would tell my younger self that your nipples are beautiful and everyone is so unique! This decision affected my ability to breastfeed my son 2 years later.
It has taken me a long time to learn to love my body, just the way it is. For every curve, stretch marks, scar, freckle - I can finally say I love myself. If only my younger self could see me now!
20, Aussie
I hated my boobs going through puberty. They were painful and constantly covered in blue veins and stretch marks. I could never understand the attraction people had to them. I still feel a little uncomfortable with them but it’s a work in progress. Trying to get better at loving them, so here’s to normalising them and getting them out and about.
22, Sri Lankan, no kids
Being a Lankan girl growing up in a Lankan household, I felt a little weird for liking my boobs, especially when my mum told me to wear a bra so they wouldn’t grow too big. But boobs have always turned me on. No matter the size or colour, they be hot. I've always loved my own boobs, but just because they were boobs. I never used to cherish and appreciate them until a friend asked me if I had Salami nips, and did an awkward laugh when I said I did. I'm grateful for that friend now now because they unknowingly taught me how to appreciate my boobs. Now I voluntarily look at them, and I don't eek at them for being too saggy, having Salami nips, or being too big. I just get turned on. And that's when I realised that is what self acceptance is all about!
My relationship with my boobs has improved so much over the past few years - I've always had little titties (AA-A usually), and in high school I was always so self conscious. I remember one particular day a friend gave me a hug and asked me if I was wearing a bra (I was definitely wearing a very padded bra that day too). I couldn't even have sex with my top off! And I would slap any partners hand away if they tried to grab them. I felt like I was always saving up for a boob job (which my mum has had done, so I always compared myself to her), always buying extra padded bras (which always hurt) and always struggling to buy clothes to suit my little chest! Bra and bathers shopping almost always ended in tears! I don't actually know what's changed the last few years to improve my relationship, maybe I started feeling feminine in other ways, matured and started being kinder to myself and slowly started embracing how beautiful small boobs can look - in a feminine or masculine way. Now I can't wear bras with wires at all - it's either bralettes or nothing at all. I love having sex with my top off - and I know that if I feel uncomfortable it probably means I'm having sex with the wrong person.
I also appreciate being able to go for a run in a flimsy yoga crop without a worry!
25, Australian, no kids.
I have an alright relationship with my boobs! Especially improved since growing up and realising that they are an okay shape and size, grateful that they aren’t so big they cause health issues. I always used to think they were “too pointy” but I’ve since learnt that this is an aesthetic some of my friends wished they had. Only in taking these photos did I realise just how different they are in size though, wow! I also required some encouragement from friends to send in despite the boob pimple smack bang in the middle, thanks hormones 😂 All boobies are different and beautiful and unique in their own way. Thank you Ellie for giving us the space to be a part of this movement xx.
54
My boobs - I actually quite like my boobs. I know they’re not the greatest but I’ve always been happy with them.
At times I wish I had bigger ones but now I’m older I’ve realised that I’m lucky. Less to deal with xx
35, Australian, 3 kids
I’ve been the big boob girl ever since I can remember really! They started growing when I was about 10 and by the time I was 13 they were a DD. All through high school I was big boob girl and they became a big part of my identity, I embraced them and showed them off in low cut outfits instead of hiding away. The attention has never bothered me really because I feel it gives me power! I would love to have some fat transfer to get a bit more volume up top as breast feeding has left me a bit saggy and with stretch marks. My left nipple is also a big lazy and only comes out with encouragement but overall I love my boobs and I always have.
26, Australian, 0 kids
I always considered my tits to be a bit too small and a bit too ‘east-west’. I got told once I had ‘shit tits’ and it stuck! however learning to embrace them and seeing every single one of these empowering girls titties looking completely different but completely beautiful is a great bloody thing! Tits are great, easy-west, north-south and every direction in between!
23, No kids, Australian
My relationship with my boobs is like that meme; sometimes maybe good sometimes maybe shit. Sometimes I love them because they’re hot, big and just sexy. Other times I hate them because they make exercise so painful and are covered in stretch marks and are pretty veiny sometimes!! I’ve had big boobs since forever and can remember wearing a bra at 8.. things were good for a long time, especially throughout puberty and teenage years because everyone else seemed to love them.. but now that I’m a bit older I have been thinking so much about a reduction. Even though I love them, they make things like exercise and bra shopping a ridiculous challenge. I desperately just want to be comfortable without a bra on and to be able to go bra free everyday!! I try and be accepting everyday and love my boobs just as they are!!