@bdrtfm: Gah, my comment disappeared. I'll sort it. I'm not having a go, just trying to help with your understanding. =P DD really isn't all that big.
If it does help, at all, this picture - http://unfaithful-mirror.net/images/photos/tria/20140817-loncon3-turquoise.jpg - those are 38G. (The blouse was originally worn under the corset, but the boobs kept unfastening the buttons, rofl.)
If you check out the pics in this piece they'll show you what D and G look like more or less compared to each other, in *reality*: https://www.bigcuplittlecup.net/think-know-d-cup-looks-like/
@bdrtfm: Do you seriously think DD/DDD is that big a cup size? It's closer to average nowadays, and believe me, there are many larger sizes - and not solely applicable to booby folk who are generally more heavily built, either. The largest size on anybody I've known personally was a J cup (UK measurement, which is slightly different to US ones), and I know you can special-order cups up to M from some companies. Now *those* are the *really* huge boobs, compared to DD/DDD. Don't you agree?
@jwrebholz: Right on both counts. I was fairly badly bullied at school, and I usually got into trouble because I wasn't willing to let people push me around without fighting back. I also happen to be a long-legged brown-eyed brunette as well as being busty and, throughout my schooldays, entirely willing to scuffle when the situation required it — so you can see how I wound up with *that* nickname! Especially given that I started secondary school the same year FF7 was first released...
@rolento25: Pfft, this big-bosomed person doesn't feel shamed by this article; it's a perfectly reasonable critique and explanation of breast and bra mechanics, and why not?
@mrbojangles25: Hah, not for people with boobs the size of Tifa's. A bra is more or less necessary at that size if you don't want horrible backache all the time. (Trust me on that.)
@naruto945: Not the water so much as oestrogen leeching out of plastics and that sort of thing, for some kids anyway. Children are hitting puberty at an earlier average age all the time, but it didn't just happen in the last 15 years. More like the last 25 or so.
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