Nine (9) Types Of Breàst You Will Meet On UEW Campus (18+)

 

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Breàst are funny old things, aren't they? Both functional and perceived as sexually attractive, the types of breàst are incredibly varied between women.

We've come to learn that there is far more to breast than a simple cup size we see. Just like any other part of our body, they are part of what makes up our whole. They are an erogenous zone, a vital organ for feeding children (if you have them) and they serve as an important indicator of our health.



Also worth noting here: if this article talks about the different type of breàst you will see on UEW Campus.  So whatever shape or size yours are, you should never feel any stigma or shame. 

Chodarich.com  has made it their business to study the art of breàst and have identified that there are nine types of breàst on UEW Campus.


Below are the nine types of breàst you can get on uew campus. 


1. Round



If your breasts appear to be equally full at both the top and bottom, then you've got round breàst. People with round breast don't tend to need particularly structured bras because their breasts support themselves, so you can opt for something much more freeing than underwire and padding if you choose to.


2. East west



Do your nipples point outwards? If so, you're probably an east west kinda girl. Or even if your actual nipples don't point in opposite directions of the compass, if your general breast area seems to gravitate away from the centre of your chest, then you can put yourself in this category, too. Chodarich.com recommends a t-shirt bra for anyone with east west boobs, thanks to the fact that it smooths over the shape and helps to draw them in.




3. Side set



If your breasts have a wide space between them, then your work here is done because you've got side set boobs. These tend to be a little fuller in shape than those who come under the east west category, and best suit plunge bras, which hoik your breasts up and draw them in.


4. Tear drop



Tear drop breast pretty much do what they say on the tin. If they're rounded but slightly less full at the top, then you can identify with having tear drops. Luckily for you, these are the most easygoing type of breast shape, suiting most bras.


5. Slender



Slender breasts tend to be slimmer at the top, fuller at the bottom, and longer than they are wide. Extra evidence for having slender breast is if they're relatively small in cup size, so wireless bras are a great option for you. If you're the kind of person who prefers creating the illusion of slightly bigger breasts, however, then why not try out a plunge bra.



6. Asymmetric



There are many different types of breast, but most women have asymmetry in their boobs in some shape or form. But if one of your breasts is notably larger than the other, this is your stop: you've got asymmetric breasts. Usually, the discrepancy in size isn't too drastic that you have to start getting special bras fitted, so trying one with removable padding should do the trick nicely.


7. Bell shape



Bell shape breast sound characteristically similar to slender boobs, but bell shapes tend to be larger than slenders. So when bra shopping, think support, and try to stay away from those troublesome balconettes which could have you spilling out from all angles.


8. Athletic




Women with athletic breasts tend to have a wider, more muscular breast with less tissue. The wider your breasts are, the better suited you are to a wireless bra - but make sure you pick one with a thick band to make sure it stays in place and keeps you supported.


9. Relaxed




And finally, the last of the different types of breast are relaxed boobs. They're distinguishable by their lax tissue and their downward-pointing nipples. Got these? Opt for a classic t-shirt bra to compliment your shape.

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Source: Chodarich.com 


Writer : Choda Rich | Sexy Promoter | Are You Tall 

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