What is big tits vs small tits?

The perception of "big" vs. "small" breasts is largely subjective and influenced by societal standards, cultural norms, and personal preferences. There's no universally agreed-upon measurement that defines one versus the other.

• Cultural Ideals: Different cultures and eras have celebrated varying breast sizes. What's considered attractive or desirable can shift over time. (See more on how culture shapes beauty standards).
• Personal Preference: Individuals have diverse preferences when it comes to breast size. Some people are attracted to larger breasts, while others prefer smaller ones. (Explore the idea of subjective attraction).
• Health Considerations: Breast size, in itself, typically doesn't directly correlate with health. However, very large breasts can sometimes cause discomfort or back pain for some individuals. (Learn about breast health and size).
• Bra Sizing: Breast size is often discussed in terms of bra sizes (e.g., A cup, D cup). However, bra sizing can vary between brands and doesn't provide a definitive measure of "big" or "small" because it depends on the relationship with the band size.
• Body Image: It's important to have a healthy body image and to accept and appreciate one's natural body shape. Societal pressure to conform to specific breast sizes can negatively impact self-esteem. (Consider the impact of body image issues).