[Sundae]

I was completely flat-chested until I was half past fifteen.
It took me a LONG time to shake off the negative comments I endured in school.
Okay they were from silly schoolboys, but I was a silly schoolgirl and they hurt like buggery.

NO woman should ever be judged on her chest size, unless she had deliberately chosen it (ie implants) and even then I don't think people should pass judgement.

Men should consider how they would feel if their cocks were permanently on display for people to comment on. About how they wouldn't be a real man if they had a small cock, but with an enormous wanger they would be super-hot-plus.

None of our Dwellar men have made overly offensive comments. But I'm not exactly uplifted by the direction of the thread.

I've been on both sides, trust me. My teen hero was a girl at our school called Rachel. Three years older than me, bee-sting breasts, cool as fuck. She drove an orange Mini called Martin. I adored her, pretended not to, but she seemed cool with my obvious and slavish devotion anyway. She was an art student (as were all of my female crushes) and very few of them were busty.

Kiera has lollipop-head syndrome. I don't believe that is natural or healthy. But shouldn't we be beyond commenting on her busters? Really?