Well, as an A cup woman, I can tell you that nobody has ever thought twice before criticizing my body. IBTC women don’t get the appreciation we deserve. For pretty much my entire life the beauty standard concerning women’s breasts has always been the bigger the better, so whenever men or even women for that matter mock IBTC women for being “flat as kansas” or having a “washboard” figure, nobody bats an eye and everyone thinks it’s funny because it’s socially acceptable to tease IBTC women for their lack or cleavage. The world views having small breast as a “problem” that needs to be “fixed”, hence the proliferation of breast augmentation. Due to the monopoly that large breasted women have on Hollywood and the media, every year thousands of perfectly normal, healthy women and girls feel the need to have their bodies permanently surgically altered to correct what our society had told them is a “flaw” about their body. I am not the one here who is “flawed.” There is nothing wrong with me and I refuse to let the world tell me that I have a “problem” that needs to be “fixed.” If you ask me, I think it’s about time all you big titty bimbos got a taste of your own medicine. I meant what I said and I’m not going to apologize for it. Anything bigger than a D cup looks freakish and grotesque. It’s not normal to have breasts that large.