Small Girls Rock!

Firstly, allow me to say that I was excited when I learned about this website; it's great to know that us small busted (A cup) women can find support for an issue as sensitive as bust development.

Personally, I'm a 34A and in my early 20s. If you asked me how I felt about my 'girls' even a year prior, I would sound nothing like I do today... and I'm happy and proud to say that. Granted, it's still a process and there are days that I feel inadequate, but as the days go by, I find myself encountering those crappy days less and less. (After all, what woman does not feel crappy about her body every now and then?) I'm also Black (Jamaican to be specific). Now some people would say, 'what does your nationality have to do with anything?' Well, I've found that, especially in the Black and Latino/a communities, it is almost expected for women to be curvier/voluptuous. Guess what? I'm not! I'm a 'maga' (patious for skinny/slim) girl and I love it!

We small girls ought to love ourselves as much as the curvy girls because we are deserving and just as beautiful. Small is wonderful. And with all due respect to the bigger girls, at least we won't have to worry that much about the effects of gravity in the future. (Plus, us small girls tend to have more junk in the trunk, if you know what I mean). That said, we have nothing to make up for. We were carved this way by our Father for a reason.

Until we own that for ourselves, we'll always be upset with something we cannot control... a BEAUTIFUL thing. And as far as men, the real ones will love us for who we are, small girls and all. But before we allow a man to love us, we must love ourselves first...

Nuff love and respect to all.

Anonymous