Hi Everyone,
I came across this infographic while surfing the net recently. Not sure if it has been posted here before but I thought i would share it with you anyway.
Chloe x
(If it has been posted before I apologise and Mods can delete the post)
Thanks, I had fun reading this chart.
The average amount of bras a woman owns? Alright this confirms I'm a bit sick in the head because mine needs another zero.
Phytoestrogen, think eating 100g of garlic a day won't make me any friends.
Breast cups for countries - United Kingdom a C and Germany a D. Well am British living in German so somewhere between but atm a B.
Thanks, I love looking at charts which somebody has time, effort and thought to produce.
Surprising that A cup is the average in Thailand - dont they have easy access to PM?
One way to interpret this is that hot humid countries seem to have smaller average cups than colder countries.
a lot of regional differences may be due to dietary consumptiom and genetics.....it would seem that some nationalities are more prone to fat storage and perhaps glandular influences than others....
This was interesting and fun to read. But I have to say that some of those measurements they mentioned don't seem to make much sense to me. Saying that the average nipple when erected is 0.27 inches and earlier stating that the nipple grows by 1 centimeter (0.39 inches) when aroused just seems nonsensical. Also they say that the average areola is 1.4 inches across. Mine are 1.3" (right) and 1.5" (left). This is before doing any serious NBE.
(23-09-2021, 05:35 AM)SweetChloe Wrote: Hi Everyone,
I came across this infographic while surfing the net recently. Not sure if it has been posted here before but I thought i would share it with you anyway.
Chloe x
(If it has been posted before I apologise and Mods can delete the post)
i thought this was a great visual chart, but looks like their is error on it. B and c cups are in the same region on the chart.
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