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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 243268" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>Poor darling. It really does have a huge impact on how we develop emotionally, people make really nasty assumptions on a girl's intelligence and moral standing, based purely on her breast development.</p><p></p><p>My best friend's niece had a breast reduction when she was 16. The girl's sister may be heading the same way. And daughter in law is another possible candidate - she's a darling, very shy, and VERY well-endowed, with a tiny wasit that just emphasises it. Her back hurts a lot and she gets very tired. It also costs her a fortune in bras, even when she's properly fitted for a good bra, it only lasts a month. Often less.</p><p></p><p>Your phrase about lack of good health insurance being "a big black eye" for your nation - people often say that being very well endowed can lead to two black eyes, especially when you try to run! So what does this say about your insurance people?</p><p></p><p>You sound like you've got your daughter's emotional and physical welfare very high in your priorities and attention. The best you can do is teach her to have confidence in herself, in her brains, and in herself as an individual, not just as a woman. When a male talks to her chest, she needs to be able to feel in control and strong, not to let it belittle her in any way. After all, SHE isn't the one being foolish!</p><p></p><p>Easier said than done, though...</p><p></p><p>Good for you, for being a strong, supportive mum.</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 243268, member: 1991"] Poor darling. It really does have a huge impact on how we develop emotionally, people make really nasty assumptions on a girl's intelligence and moral standing, based purely on her breast development. My best friend's niece had a breast reduction when she was 16. The girl's sister may be heading the same way. And daughter in law is another possible candidate - she's a darling, very shy, and VERY well-endowed, with a tiny wasit that just emphasises it. Her back hurts a lot and she gets very tired. It also costs her a fortune in bras, even when she's properly fitted for a good bra, it only lasts a month. Often less. Your phrase about lack of good health insurance being "a big black eye" for your nation - people often say that being very well endowed can lead to two black eyes, especially when you try to run! So what does this say about your insurance people? You sound like you've got your daughter's emotional and physical welfare very high in your priorities and attention. The best you can do is teach her to have confidence in herself, in her brains, and in herself as an individual, not just as a woman. When a male talks to her chest, she needs to be able to feel in control and strong, not to let it belittle her in any way. After all, SHE isn't the one being foolish! Easier said than done, though... Good for you, for being a strong, supportive mum. Marg [/QUOTE]
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