Fashion
I have G-cup boobs & people who say I’m ‘lucky’ need to do one – I’ve spent hours crying in dressing rooms
ALL her life Jen Warnes has been told she’s ”lucky” to have massive boobs – but according to the young woman, there are some problems people with a smaller chest will never be able to relate to.
Jen Warnes who has a G-cup, took to TikTok to hit back at those ”invalidating” her experience, sharing what it was really like growing up with bigger boobs.
Jen took to TikTok to share what it’s really like having a larger chesttiktok@itsjenwarnes
Growing up, Jen said she had to hide behind baggy T-shirts on the beachTikTok/itsjenwarnes
The young woman regularly shares some of her favourite finds on social mediaTikTok/ itsjenwarnes
During her younger years, Jen heard plenty of ”You poor thing”, ”I wish I had those problems”, ”It must be so hard”, as well as offers to ”trade”.
The reality, she bravely opened up to her followers on her page, was slightly different – and there’s been a lot of crying because of her body.
”Crying in a fitting room because you can’t find a single thing that fits your body is a problem.
”Being 13 and having to wear baggy T-shirts over your swimwear at the beach on a family vacation because you couldn’t find a single thing that covered – or supported – you is a problem.”
According to Jen, who regularly shares her favourite lingerie finds for larger busts online, added that she also needs to think about the outfits she’s wearing – as more racy looks will get her judged from strangers.
”Feeling like you can’t leave the house in anything low-cut because you’ll be perceived to be showing them off – or asking for it.
”That’s a problem,” she added in the video.
It’s not just finding appropriate clothing she’s struggled with – shopping for undergarments has also been challenging, Jen noted.
”Wearing the wrong bra size your entire life because most stores don’t know how to correctly fit a larger chest and just assume your DDD because that’s the largest they go up tp.
”That’s definitely a problem.”
These issues, she explained, are enough to make some pay ”thousands of dollars to surgically remove their chest because they can’t find anything that fits them”.
In her eyes, there was a larger issue within the industry – and things need to change.
”When the solution is to physically and permanently alter our bodies, seeing our body as the thing that needs fixing, not the industry that’s failing to create clothing in sizes and styles that fit us, shows how big of an issue it actually is.”
Hundreds raced to comments to show support to Jen, as well as share their experience.
One reckoned: ”I honestly don’t think anyone with big boobs wants big boobs… literally what’s the actual benefit?”
Another chimed in: ”Struggling since age 13, right there with you!”
A third penned: ”Thank you! I’m so sick of people telling me I’m so lucky’ for my constant discomfort just because they’re insecure.”
”SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!” someone else demanded.
”You’ve helped me so much. I have the same body type as you and you’ve shown me so many options!” a fan praised Jen.
If you’re someone who also has a larger chest, Jen is your new bestie, as her platform is all about sharing her favourite finds.
She’s found bikinis that fit perfectly – they’re secure and feel just as supportive as a bra – and has even demonstrated how to apply boob tape when wearing backless dresses.
ALL her life Jen Warnes has been told she’s ”lucky” to have massive boobs – but according to the young woman, there are some problems people with a smaller chest will never be able to relate to.
Jen Warnes who has a G-cup, took to TikTok to hit back at those ”invalidating” her experience, sharing what it was really like growing up with bigger boobs.
Jen took to TikTok to share what it’s really like having a larger chesttiktok@itsjenwarnes
Growing up, Jen said she had to hide behind baggy T-shirts on the beachTikTok/itsjenwarnes
The young woman regularly shares some of her favourite finds on social mediaTikTok/ itsjenwarnes
During her younger years, Jen heard plenty of ”You poor thing”, ”I wish I had those problems”, ”It must be so hard”, as well as offers to ”trade”.
The reality, she bravely opened up to her followers on her page, was slightly different – and there’s been a lot of crying because of her body.
”Crying in a fitting room because you can’t find a single thing that fits your body is a problem.
”Being 13 and having to wear baggy T-shirts over your swimwear at the beach on a family vacation because you couldn’t find a single thing that covered – or supported – you is a problem.”
According to Jen, who regularly shares her favourite lingerie finds for larger busts online, added that she also needs to think about the outfits she’s wearing – as more racy looks will get her judged from strangers.
”Feeling like you can’t leave the house in anything low-cut because you’ll be perceived to be showing them off – or asking for it.
”That’s a problem,” she added in the video.
It’s not just finding appropriate clothing she’s struggled with – shopping for undergarments has also been challenging, Jen noted.
”Wearing the wrong bra size your entire life because most stores don’t know how to correctly fit a larger chest and just assume your DDD because that’s the largest they go up tp.
”That’s definitely a problem.”
These issues, she explained, are enough to make some pay ”thousands of dollars to surgically remove their chest because they can’t find anything that fits them”.
In her eyes, there was a larger issue within the industry – and things need to change.
”When the solution is to physically and permanently alter our bodies, seeing our body as the thing that needs fixing, not the industry that’s failing to create clothing in sizes and styles that fit us, shows how big of an issue it actually is.”
Hundreds raced to comments to show support to Jen, as well as share their experience.
One reckoned: ”I honestly don’t think anyone with big boobs wants big boobs… literally what’s the actual benefit?”
Another chimed in: ”Struggling since age 13, right there with you!”
A third penned: ”Thank you! I’m so sick of people telling me I’m so lucky’ for my constant discomfort just because they’re insecure.”
”SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!” someone else demanded.
”You’ve helped me so much. I have the same body type as you and you’ve shown me so many options!” a fan praised Jen.
If you’re someone who also has a larger chest, Jen is your new bestie, as her platform is all about sharing her favourite finds.
She’s found bikinis that fit perfectly – they’re secure and feel just as supportive as a bra – and has even demonstrated how to apply boob tape when wearing backless dresses.
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