In many cultures, women's breasts are often highlighted as a symbol of beauty. Especially under the influence of advertising and entertainment, they are easily recognized as a symbol of 'sexual appeal.' Women with large breasts are often envied for their appearance but actually face various problems. Even in my surroundings, those generally referred to as 'big-breasted girls' experience chronic shoulder pain and headaches due to the weight of their breasts, and sweat tends to accumulate in the underbreast area, causing skin irritation. There are few bras that fit well, and they are expensive. The stronger the support, the more limited the design options, and there are various other problems. Being noticed by others because of prominent breasts can lead to insensitive comments or sexual harassment, causing embarrassment and discomfort. Can't we think of 'sexual appeal' as 'individuality'? Can't we consider it a natural talent, a gift? The number of things one thinks about may change with age and emotional maturity, but for those without breasts, it's incredibly enviable. However, is it common to wear layers of armor made from complexes and hide one's breasts to live inconspicuously? Occasionally, while walking in Shinjuku, I see girls with obviously large breasts wearing aggressively revealing outfits as if saying 'look at me.' It's a bit problematic, but for some reason, I don't look at them with lust; instead, I think they're confident and even cool. They're really flaunting their 'individuality'.
