What does that mean?

smaller side of average, I guess?

I don't have a problem with the fact that cup sizes are proportional to the ribcage. That makes sense to me. I just find it odd that my bosom is substantially smaller than most women who wear my bra size.

I just find it odd that my bosom is substantially smaller than most women who wear my bra size.

Your exact bra size? Or your cup size? If they can wear your bras comfortably, I'm with you on the oddness.

Someone on lj just intimated he wants my advice about something...is it wrong if that makes me wonder either a: when the hell he lost all of his real friends and family in an epidemic... b. how awful the poor guy's life must be if I look wise. Poor bastard.

Isn't cup size calculated such that if you measure around the fullest part of the breasts, each inch larger than your band size is a cup? So if you're 36 band size, and 40 inches around the fullest part of your breasts, you're a 36 D? If you're 36 band, and 39 around the breasts, you're C, etc?

That sounds about right. I always want to get measured for a bra, but I opt for just trying and trying and trying and trying until I fond one that fits and is comfortable and sits right.

Your exact bra size? Or your cup size? If they can wear your bras comfortably, I'm with you on the oddness.

bra size. I wear a 34D nowadays. Then again, maybe it's just me and my internal image of myself is still a 34A.

Was that pre-Franny?

measuring boobies: [link]

Anyone got time to look over my resume and cover letter for the really really cool work-from-home job?

My girls seem to gain weight at the same rate as the rest of me. So, as my ribcage gets larger, so does my boobies. I've been a C-cup basically my whole life. But, my boobies are definately larger than when I was in high school. It's just weird. Bodies are weird. Boobies are weird.