XMM’S NEHNEHPOK ONE SIDE BIG, ONE SIDE SMALL – SCARED HER BF WILL NOTICE IT

My right bewb is smaller than my left.

As the title says. It’s been making me upset for years and is one of my biggest insecurities. People and the internet say that they’ll even out as I get older but I’m scared they won’t.

It’s not very noticeable until I have my shirt off. Even with no clothes, it’s not terrible, it’s just there and pretty clear that one is smaller. I’m worried my partner won’t think I am or they are attractive.

Netizens’ comments

1. Nearly all women have one that’s bigger than the other. I’m 26f. My left one has always been my bigger one too. My partner said he didn’t even notice until I pointed it out.
2. They might not even out, but in most people the difference isn’t big. Your chest can grow still, even up to your 20s for some people. If it’s a problem with a big difference there is always the choice to augment the smaller one if you want.
   And any partner that shames you for the size of your chest or your body in general, can be kicked to the curb
3. They are sisters, not twins. Same goes for just about everything on your body including eyebrows and feet. This means you are normal.
4. Totally normal dear. I’m not sure I’ve ever known a woman to have completely symmetrical chest without plastic surgery.
5. Me too. And I’m a man. And also one ball is bigger than the other, and one is lower than the other. Also, my left bicep is bigger than my right. Enjoy your irregular beauty in it’s entirety girl!
6. 23f here, same issue. Mine are easily a cup size difference and happened due to weightloss. I’ve personally tried for years to make peace with it but I honestly hate my asymmetry so much because its be a thing of insecurity and causing me pain physically from the uneven weight distribution. I seen my gyno in August to get the ball rolling for a reduction and I honestly couldn’t be more excited.
7. Physiologist here. It’s normal for one to be bigger than the other. The tissue will keep growing into your early 20s, and will change again if you decide to become pregnant. My right one is bigger than my left; I’m way past my 20s so it’s very hard to tell nowadays.