What’s worse, is when women do this to each other. It’s 2018 and the need to body shame women is, believe it or not, stronger than ever. WHY DO WE FEEL THE NEED TO MAKE A WOMAN’S CLEAVAGE THE BUTT OF THE JOKE? Do I look like a slut? Am I trying too hard to get attention? You start questioning yourself over something that will later feel so trivial, but for tonight, sits on your shoulders like a terrible weight. You take yourself off to the bathroom and take a long hard look in the mirror. Suddenly you feel exposed, and foolish and not part of ‘the group’. ‘Trying to get yourself a fella tonight Jana?’ and ‘Babe, you’ll take an eye out with those, put them away’. You laugh but that tiny bit of self esteem it took to get you out the front door, has crawled back into its cave.įurther comments are made in a sarcastic tone. You laugh because you suddenly feel awkward. ‘Oh look, Jana’s got her tits out again’. These are the friends you once went out with regularly before they met their significant other. You take that first step and you’re greeted by beautiful friends who compliment you on your outfit, laugh with you about something that happened recently and introduce you to someone in the group you haven’t met before. READ MORE: What Does My Boob Job Say To My Sons?Įntering a room full of guests can be scary. READ MORE: My Big Boobs Are Not A Fashion Trend It hugs your hips in the right place, allows your ‘ladies’ to sit nicely up high thanks to the new plunge bra you’ve picked, and you’ve chosen a colour that sure, may be daring, but looks good on your complexion. The outfit is picked to flatter your body. You’ve avoided any form of food that may leave you bloated, or heaven forbid gassy, to complement your chosen outfit.

When it comes to your diet, you’ve practically been a nun this week, keeping it strictly healthy. I’ve had it, I hate it, and I could write a book about it. Usually one with a partner nearby, and more often than not, she is someone you would consider a friend.įor more stories like this, go to. The feeling of judgment, hostility and displacement.

Have you ever noticed the glare you get when you walk into a room? Not the warm glow of outfit approval, or the admiring eyes of a gentlemen giving you the full up and down appreciatively.

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