Breast size and self-esteem

Women are right to have this intuitive idea that breast size and the looks in general affect somehow the sense of personal value and self-esteem. Since the day we are born, society imposes certain physical images that are considered beautiful, and human are supposed to follow these premises from day one.

We are not saying that this is OK, that it is healthy, or even respectful of human differences. We do not endorse girls’ obsessions towards becoming as similar as possible to those models imposed. On the contrary, we believe that basic happiness and mental health has a lot to do with acknowledging who you are, and what your body really looks like. We are just saying that this is how the game is, and how the rules are. It is a statistic proven fact that beautiful people tend to have better jobs, are more happy in their relations and have more fulfilling lives. After all, it is almost what good old Darwin used to postulate, right? The success of the fittest is what keeps the race progressing along time.

Definitely, we are right to say that self-esteem is related to the looks and particularly breast size. Breasts are at the center of men and women fantasies, they constitute an important object of dreams, fantasies and desire. Big breasts are not something you have to live with unaltered for the rest of your life. You can do something about it and beat Darwin right on the face.