‘I have big boobs – male attention and rashes are just some of my problems’

A big-busted woman has shared a rant on social media about the downsides of having big boobs, insisting that it’s not what it’s cracked up to be.

Though many women dream of augmenting their cup sizes, those with big boobs frequently comment on the harsh realities of having larger breasts.

Many of these women argue that when they’re not receiving odd remarks, they’re struggling with debilitating discomfort around their neck and back.

A social media influencer has confirmed that these problems are pertinent in the community, adding several more complications to the list.

In a recent clip, content creator @extrabaabycee took it upon herself to warn her small-breasted counterparts of the struggles that having big boobs can entail.

She explained: “[…] I did want to talk about the cons of having big breasts. First things first, people usually want big boobs for the look.

“And while the look of big boobs is cool, most of the time it’s going to be extremely difficult to find any type of tops or bras to wear (that fit).

“If you’re not somebody who seeks male attention, it’s kind of impossible to avoid.”

According to Miss Serious, skin conditions are also part and parcel of having a large chest, as are a large spectrum of complications when hitting the gym.

“Under boobs, rashes are common because moisture gets trapped under your breast,” she explained, which can naturally cause discomfort around the chest during workouts.

“Apparently migraines have also been linked to having big breasts,” she continued. “Commonly known, [are] back shoulder and neck pain, as well as shoulder grooves from your bras.”

Much to her surprise, the content creator said she had recently discovered that big boobs can hamper the nervous system, resulting in numbness in the extremities.

“A new one I found out today was numbness in your fingers, hands, and arms due to the sheer weight of your breast on your nerve pathways,” she explained.

“Me myself and I have experienced all of these issues except for rashes, so me myself and I am praying for the breast reduction date.”