No. Luckily i have broad shoulders which tend to camouflage my 34E's. Even still, i got a fair amount of harassment about them when younger - apparently simply having larger breasts means you are some kind of nympho-slut combination. And it's not fun to deal with that type of stuff (from women as well as men) when you're just wearing a tank top like everybody else because it's 95 F out.

i know it's not in the spirit of the thread, but when it comes to my body fantasies no more asthma, or no more neuropathy (which requires me to take serious meds just to function semi-normally), takes up a lot more of my mind-space. And, joining the TMI crowd, re:breasts i always put more emphasis on my own sensation rather than how they looked. I can't imagine having surgery to look better when there's a risk of losing the whole fun of them! They've sagged since i was 16 but that's what bras are for. steph

I have, in the past, often wished for larger breasts. I was very thin most of my life with a rectangle shape (would be happy to go back to that, hello I'm too lazy to jog in the morning! LOL) and received lots of comments/criticisms about how I had no boobs, I looked like a boy, etc, etc. This lasted well into my late 20s, so yes, I did wish I had larger boobs for appearance reasons. OTOH, I was always well aware that some of my athletic activities were much, much more pleasant without them. When I was young, I remember this one poor girl in my horse back riding class (this was before sports bras were common). I swear the poor thing gave herself a black eye.

Then I discovered properly fitting bras and also padded bras. Now if I want cleavage, I can have it. When I don't, well, I don't! My SIL got a breast lift and augmentation in her late 30s and encouraged me to do same. I passed. I'd rather have my options.

Uh, yes! (and Jonesy, I'm just laughing with you, because I can sooooo relate! Get yourself some of those modesty petals - they work! If I remember right, Nordstroms and V.S. both sell them!)

I'm happy being flat (a relative term, I know... I'm about A-B cup). I was kind of afraid to gain cup sizes when I went on BCP, and I'm really glad I didn't (crossing fingers and toes it stays this way).

I don't want anymore than what I already have. I'm acutely aware of all the downsides related to larger sizes, both in terms of lifestyle and sartorial/ fit issues. I have a short torso and wide hips, and I simply feel I don't have space for any more voluminous flapping bits. I feel very feminine with my lower body curves, so that's not an issue either.
I'm used to my small chest size and I'm grateful.

My bras make me look larger than I really am (molded cups fit me the best), and it annoys me a bit.

About exercise. I don't jog anymore, but I'm fairly active with other sports, and I really don't wish for anymore bouncing bits.

No thankyou to larger breasts because they are harder to deal with. I wrote a long comment describing how bras are torture to me with my short waist, but then decided I better go back and read all of the other comments before I reply, when I returned to it, it was gone, darn.
Here at YLF I have realized that I have a long torso, but a short waist with a long rise and that is why bras drive me crazy with pain. I have no room for that band to be comfortable. I'm fairly tall at 5'8" but the bras make me very uncomfortable even though I keep up with fittings at Nordstroms.
I've noticed in the old 1940's movies, the women aren't wearing bras but they look discreet, covered, yet sexy when they want to.
I have never looked at a woman and judged that her boobs are too big or too small, there's beauty in the spectrum. It's all about comfort to me. My torso can't take an underwire bra. I feel it is cutting into my rib bones. It's a delima to me for sure. So the answer is no I'd much prefer to not need a bra.
I love hearing all of the responses ladies.

Jem - I'm not sure what you meant by your response. I'm only talking about women who purely get fake boobs for purely cosmetic reasons. I know of other women who have gone through breast cancer only to have one or both removed. That's a perfectly fine reason to get a boob job even though some chose not to.

My chest size goes so well with my style and taste that I would never want it to change...a very Zen satisfaction...

I'm fine with mine, as I have an easy time with dresses and tops. I just want my arms and legs to be an inch longer. No more pain from OA would be nice, too. I take a lot of meds.

No, I'm happy to be small. Easier to dress, easier to run, and I like being able to wear a thin Gap Fit bralette under a tee shirt when it's 100 degrees outside.

I am a "C" cup. Seems to be the right size for my frame so I am good.

Sometimes I'd like a bit smaller boobs (I'm a 34-36E, depending on weight)--it would be fun to be a bit more aerodynamic. The whole shopping for tops thing, and I like jogging, so I have to spend stupid amounts of money to get industrial-grade support. Should I ever have a baby, we'll see what that does--reduction might be in the cards one day.

But I'm reminded of something my mom told me once as a teenager. I was complaining about their size, and she fussed at me: "Be grateful--you'll be glad there's something there when you're old!"

I'm happy with mine the way they are (32C). My clothes fit, I can run and swim, and do whatever I want and they don't get in the way. They performed well when I needed them for nursing both my children. No complaints.

FB wins with the aerodynamic comment.

I'm not sure. Sometimes I do wish they were bigger to camouflage the tummy area and/or balance the hips. After two kids in less than two years they've definitely changed. I BF both but for a short amount of time. I think in my case weight gain and loss is taking a toll in addition to pregnancies and BFing. They're just not what they were say 10 years ago.

But I'm afraid of surgery in that you can't just do it once and be done. It's kind of a lifetime commitment I'm not quite ready for.

A new batch of bras is helping the situation for now. God bless whoever invented padding and push up bras. And Angie for reminding us that underpinnings are important.

Ummm no thanks.

Kellygirl as someone with boobs AND shoulders, I do have many fit problems with tops. Luckily my bottom half is easy to fit:)

Nope! I'm a 34C....I'm petite and broad shouldered so I would say average. I'm happier when my weight is lower because they get smaller and things fit better. They can interfere with fitted button- ups and jackets fitting across the bust.

Yes. But not enough to do anything beyond lingerie.

Happy the way I am.

I'm a 32G and recently lost weight... When I realized that my boobs got smaller I kind of freaked out, I felt they "deflated". I miss the fullness. Let's clarify, I don't want to change my boobs, I wouldn't have surgery and they probably still are what most people consider "big" but I still have to get used to this "new" body, and learn the new clothing and lingerie possibilities.