You might be surprised to discover that these days there’s an awful lot of talk about what is the best breast size. In fact, it has become the subject of many debates. There is no question that the average bust size is on the increase. So does that mean you need breast implants?
The average bust size has been on the rise over the last decade. Young teens have breast sizes that are two and three times that of what girls the same age were just a decade ago. This carries through into adulthood. As the average bust size grows, many women begin to feel self-conscious over their small size, so they begin to seriously consider breast implants as an option.
Young girls running around with natural large breasts are actually making women quite self-conscious, who often decide to head off to see their plastic surgeon with the idea of increasing their breast size.
Here’s an interesting survey done by MSNBC – 71% of men are happy with the size of their partner’s breasts while 3% wished they were smaller, and 36% would like their partner to have larger breasts. Now, even though 71% of the men surveyed were happy, 70% of the women weren’t and wanted larger breasts.
Here’s another interesting stat – 30% of women are unhappy with their droopy breasts, while only 18% of men are bothered by it. It seems this is a women’s issue and is not at all driven by what their “man” wants.
And although there are still men that prefer small-breasted women, it seems the consensus among North American men is that they certainly have no objections to a partner with bigger breasts. Perhaps another incentive for women to consider breast augmentation.
As women, we are bombarded by large breasts both in fashion and on the screen with celebrities like Pamela Anderson, Dolly Parton, Marilyn Monroe, and Kate Hudson packing “big girls.”
Whatever the reason women are deciding they want breast implants and a larger bosom, one thing is certain - it isn’t because of the men in their lives pressuring them. It seems women have made that decision for their own benefit.
The average bust size has been on the rise over the last decade. Young teens have breast sizes that are two and three times that of what girls the same age were just a decade ago. This carries through into adulthood. As the average bust size grows, many women begin to feel self-conscious over their small size, so they begin to seriously consider breast implants as an option.
Young girls running around with natural large breasts are actually making women quite self-conscious, who often decide to head off to see their plastic surgeon with the idea of increasing their breast size.
Here’s an interesting survey done by MSNBC – 71% of men are happy with the size of their partner’s breasts while 3% wished they were smaller, and 36% would like their partner to have larger breasts. Now, even though 71% of the men surveyed were happy, 70% of the women weren’t and wanted larger breasts.
Here’s another interesting stat – 30% of women are unhappy with their droopy breasts, while only 18% of men are bothered by it. It seems this is a women’s issue and is not at all driven by what their “man” wants.
And although there are still men that prefer small-breasted women, it seems the consensus among North American men is that they certainly have no objections to a partner with bigger breasts. Perhaps another incentive for women to consider breast augmentation.
As women, we are bombarded by large breasts both in fashion and on the screen with celebrities like Pamela Anderson, Dolly Parton, Marilyn Monroe, and Kate Hudson packing “big girls.”
Whatever the reason women are deciding they want breast implants and a larger bosom, one thing is certain - it isn’t because of the men in their lives pressuring them. It seems women have made that decision for their own benefit.
