Is it normal for a husband to be scared of his wife's boobs?

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Before I kids I had a nice trim figure – 34 28 34. After my first pregnancy I naturally put on a little weight - boobs got bigger too. Then with my second pregnancy, more weight and boobs got bigger still especially since I was carrying twins. I worked hard after brestfeeding to lose weight and I achieved that, but my boobs are absolutely massive. They are big and hang low. My nipples are big and red and it freaks my husband out. He no longer touches me there and when we do have sex he will only do it from behind. He says they are abnormal and freaky and that I should get a boob job I mean from a lovely trim 34 c cup I balooned to a 36 GG. They were literally hanging and resting on my belly. I don't want sugery. He makes me feel embarrassed of my own body.

Does anyone no of a natural way to reduced the size of your boobs. I’m a 34FF now. Is it normal for my husband to be scared of my boobs?

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Based on 19 votes (4 yes)
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  • la_uva_mojada
    13 years ago

    Your husband ought to appreciate the sacrifices you went thru to give him children. On top of that he further makes you feel terrible about your breasts. What a sleazebag.

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  • dappled
    13 years ago

    Lots of men have a problem with the idea that their lover has been redefined as a mother. Your breasts are naturally going to be the focus of that, whether they've increased in size or not. What he once saw as sexual are now functional.

    I wouldn't accept him referring to a part of your body as abnormal and freaky, though. It's insensitive in the extreme. He needs to learn to live with the fact that things change.

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  • Avant-Garde
    12 years ago

    He might just like small firm breasts. He probably can't handle the fact they've changed so much. It's normal, but he needs to realise that's one of the effects of childbearing. Talk to him about this. Help to get him more acquainted to the changes of your body.

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  • TheUnicorn
    12 years ago

    He knocked you up. He needs to man-up.

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  • BoredGuy
    13 years ago

    I wish i knew him, so i could say to him: "HUH, I SO FCKING TOLD YOU SO!!"

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