I have DDD boobs, I’m always told to ‘change my shirt’ but it’s not my fault my body is built this way
A LARGE-CHESTED woman has shared how she was constantly body-shamed for her cleavage.
After going through puberty, she explained that her parents policed what she wore.
In her video, TikTok user Anna (@notanna97) poked fun at the awkward situation.
She revealed that her parents gave her a different kind of talk about her changing body.
While most pre-teens are taught about the birds and the bees, Anna’s parents took a different approach.
“I didn’t have the sex talk but I did have the ‘Change your shirt’ talk,” she told viewers.
Anna explained that her outfits were judged differently as a result of her developing body.
“I was a C cup at 13 years old,” she told her followers.
Anna revealed that her body continued to change throughout her teenage years.
She joked: “Them MFs just kept growing. Now I’m a DDD [cup].”
In her clip, Anna danced along to the audio from the Cha Cha slide, which online users have been using as part of a viral trend.
The social media fad involves playing the upbeat song while sharing personal trauma or reflecting on negative current affairs.
TikTok users took to the comments section to share their own experiences with body shaming.
“OMG, yes my whole family, including my aunt and grandma, was complaining to my mom about my clothes, it made me want to cry because I can’t help it,” wrote one viewer.
Another follower said: “I used to wear a hoodie every day because my friends were in like an A cup and I was in a C cup.”
“The struggle at 10 have a DD cup and people saying ‘Your body is so mature’ and ‘You look 18,’ like what?” commented a third person.