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finally, what i've been searching for!
so i finally found a pic of the breast shape i've been trying to describe to people. the first drawing on the far left looks almost exactly like me, just wanted to share.
anyone else shaped similar to this?
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If you are looking for descriptive terms, it looks like they are FOT and either low set or empty-on-top, and moderately splayed. I guess pendulous is another term that would apply, depending on where the IMF falls. (Tubular or tuberous breast is certainly an accurate term, though, and a medical one. It's a potentially uncomfortable situation that can affect lactation in nursing mothers, I think, among other things.)
yes FOT for left and Even for right breast, and they are close set at the top, so gores taller than 2" won't work.
the only negative really is that i can start to get pain in that area because the wire is just sitting on ribs because it's like 2 inches from my IMF. But not enough pain to go up a band size or anything.
it is impossible for my left breast to have the wire in the IMF because of it, but the right breast has the wire in the IMF just fine. my right breast is "normal/typical".
for the longest time i didn't even realize that my left breast was that "different" because they don't really look obviously different... not until i starting wearing properly fitted underwire bras (properly fitting my right breast that is) that when i'd take the bra off and see the bra marks, that i was like, wait, why is my left breast not curved parallel at the bottom with the wire like the right one? haha. :)
so it's nice to see that there is a term for it and that i'm not alone. luckly, they seem to be around the same volume so i don't need inserts and i don't quad or gape in cups (except for that inner bottom area of my left breast, but you can't really see it with a bra on).
sorry for the long winded reply :)
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