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In Defense of Smaller Boobs

June 23, 2008     Posted in Sex

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By Rob

The media loves to plaster pictures of top-heavy ladies all over movie screens, TV screens, computer screens¦ basically, if you’re near a screen of any kind, odds are you’re not far from an image of some C-cup or larger gozangas.

And while I generally stick to the mantra “big, small, I like them all,” I must confess that I have a particular affinity for a more compact set. You may consider yourself a tit man, but consider the following advantages of petite funbags.

evangeline_lilly1.jpg 1) It’s easy to find your way around a smaller rack. Once you get up into the D-cup range, you practically need a map and a “you are here” arrow to maneuver around unless you have Shaq-hands.
2) During sex, the wee boobies don”t flop violently all over the place; they bounce daintily like a pair of constantly-affirming yes-men. Personally, I can’t sustain eye contact with a pair of jiggling fish floppers without thinking of a pair of spastic Muppets… just me?
3) Girls with huge baby pillows expect guys to go straight for the boobs in the bedroom, and are sometimes upstaged by said boobs. They’re more likely to be bored the second you take off their bra and start drooling. However, girls with smaller boobs aren’t always confident about that area of their body, so they’re more likely to appreciate it when attention ”optical or manual” is paid to it.
4) A-cup boobs are way more likely to retain some perkiness up into middle age; full C and D boobs rarely defy gravity past the age of 40 or past a couple of kids. Something to think about for all you marrying types…
5) Girls with tig ol’ bitties often suffer from back pain, which can lead to chronic problems in the long run. So if you think about it, a long-term partner with little ones will be more likely to be having sex with you up into old age.

Ultimately, your tastes are your tastes–and more importantly, you never know when you’re going to fall hopelessly in love with a girl whose looks don’t match what you think of as “your type.” If you’re in the right relationship ”in theory” it doesn’t matter if her boobs are mosquito bites or belly drapes. But the moral of the story is: Don’t be seduced by the constant deluge of big-tittied women in the media, because bigger isn’t necessarily better.

Also, start calling big breasts Sweater Muffins, Jemimas, and Lady Sacks.

(Image source: Kiera Knightly: PopSofa.com; Evangeline Lilly: Skip Jenkins)

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2 Responses to “In Defense of Smaller Boobs”
  1. Tom Black says:

    This has to be one of the worst defensive arguments in the history of all time. As far as #2 goes, yea I'm pretty sure, just you. There is an extreme disregard for good taste in the phrasing "spastic Muppets", which should be rephrased as "graceful, bouncing, luscious breasts." To even compare breasts to, of all things Muppets (wish I could italicize that word), truly requires a depraved mind. Moreover, the entire essay provided sounds like you're trying to preach to a crowd of eighteen-year-old celibate mormons. Back pain? Forty years old? Jesus! It's like Father Nosex is trying to talk to me about the evil of big boobs. Not one single mention that all boobs have more or less the same number of nerve endings in them, leaving smaller boobs more sensitive. Not a single mention that smaller boobs have far less a chance of having CD sized areola/crappy nipples. Not one mention smaller boobs are easier to put in the mouth. Appalling.

    Now I love big ol' tits, truly I do, but I like all tits all the same. My preference is surely big tits, however, I would never consider such a thing a deal breaker. I am much more offended by how sophomoric this article is, far more than the subject. Perhaps if this was on newadvent.org I could applaud such a piece. However, I feel this effort grossly misplaced. The closing statement sucks as well as the moral. Especially the closing sentence. Aside from 'sweater muffins', go to hell.

    Respectfully submitted, etc. etc.

    - Tom Black

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