A Life Less Busty

[singdammit]

So it's been a week since the Great Cut- I'm no longer a zaftig FF-cup wonder. I'm not quite sure what size I am, swelling being what it is, but I'm much, much smaller. My San Francisco friends will understand this part well; I dressed yesterday in black button-front shirt and black pants, and looking in the mirror, presented much more androgynous

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what you is

[anonymous]

"I have always been "the smart girl;" "the busty girl;" "the girl with glasses," etc."

Minister of Soul.

Nobody listens to me, dammit.

Re: what you is

[anonymous]

Whoops -- that was from me.
dp

Re: what you is

[singdammit]

Oh yeah, how could I forget- but you know, I'll keep the Minister of Soul title.

[anonymous]

Tamara,
You are fabulous no matter what!!!

But I know what you're saying about wondering who you'll be without the Girls. My two girlfriends who went through the same thing felt the same way, though one was relieved she could finally run without wearing two sports bras.

I think women who lose lots of weight feel the same way - who will I be and how will people react when I'm six sizes smaller.

Congratulations on being so brave because this was more than just a physical change as you've explained above.
Amy P