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From the age of 11, my breasts have grown rapidly. At the age of fourteen, I was at a 34-F cup. I was an early developer, but the size of my breasts has made me rather insecure. This may sound dumb, but is this normal?
Personally, I was bigger than that at that age. I was a bit of a tom boy when I was younger and hated anything girly so by the time my mum had covniced me to wear bras I was already a B cup. Although a lot of people didn't realise that I was large until I wore something tight. This is because I love wear guys shirts and sports bras so I'd wear that most of the time, If you want to minimise attention wearing certain clothes can do this (I'm not saying you have to wear guy clothes, that's just me). There are lots of bras you can wear that will make you appear smaller. The worst part is back problems. Where I live, you are able to get a reduction before the age of sixteen for free because it is counted as a medical problem and health insurance covers it, but I'm not sure about where you are. If you feel this is needed then talk to your family about it.
Every girl is different and should love themselves for the way they are, but if they really are more trouble than they're worth, talk to a doctor or at least your family about it.
i'm probably being trolled - but that's ok, i'm letting myself trolled lol.
in case this is a serious question - yes, it's perfectly normal.
34-F at 14? trust me, i've seen bigger (not kidding).
some girls begin developing breasts from 7 or 8. embrase them, even if they give you unwanted attention.
one day the man you fall in love with is gonna love them!
It is normal, I was around this size at your age as well. I feel very badly about the size of my breast and am bothered by the daily physical and mental discomfort of having large breast as well. Task like getting dressed in the morning, to excising and shopping are never easy. While it is not normal is the sense that many people do not sport a 34F, it is something that does in fact happens to a handful of young women.
It's sad that there is little to no support for other women in this condition. While surgery is drastic, breast reduction surgery has provided many women who suffer from Juvenile Hypertrophy of the breast a tremendous relief. Of course, this is a last resort.
And on a last note, just to let you know, there ARE other "big boobied" girls out there and it's important that we give each other support because between men who harass you to other students and co-workers who cannot see you beyond the size of your breast, life can get tough and even bleak. Keep your chin up, there are plenty alternatives to reducing the size of your breast. You may eventually even learn to embrace them and if not, there is always other healthy ways to handle the issue at hand.
I know how you feel. I was the only girl in kindergarten with a 24A bra size. Sometimes some people are just genetically inclined to develop early. If they aren't giving you back problems I wouldn't worry. If they are you can get a reduction just make sure you do your homework & get a good doctor. I had a college professor who had to have a reduction. She had triple F's in high school. One of my friends in high school had to have a reduction & she said it was well worth it.
It's all about genetics. If you're having back pain then you should see a doctor about breast reduction or find a supportive bra.
Not normal. Check the dairy products that you eat, it may have hormones in it. Not good. At 11, you should be rocking some 30A's.
big or small, someone will have something to say to try and tease you and just to get you upset. Be glad you have breasts, many females feel inferior since they develop real late or they are small breasted. to small for them to be happy with.
I have a friend who's breast developed very early and are quite large. I would talk to your doctor about any problems with hormones or anything internal, and perhaps have a talk with your parents about a breast reduction.