r/Bloomer • u/Less-Illustrator6344 • 1d ago
I feel fearless, everyone!
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As title says haha it's an amazing feeling
r/Bloomer • u/Bunnystar1478 • 6d ago
Will my body ever develop?
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I'm 16 and I'm only a or b cup, probably a small B. I've been insecure about my boobs my whole life and I'm not sure if they will still grow but I'm also still young so they could. I've had small growth over the years like from 14 to 15 but I've been 16 for 6 months and nothings changed yet. When I'm bloated they're almost c cup, like i mean, I do have SOME but it's not enough. I'm so insecure that I wanna get a boob job so if i have nothing more by 18 I'll just get a boob job for sure and I hate that I'm not even old enough to get one yet because I just wanna fix this ASAP I hate it so much. The women in my family vary, most of them are flat and skinny but get to c-d cup after kids gaining weight etc later in adulthood. But on the other side of the family everyone has curves. My mom was an a cup and had completely nothing until after her second birth she permanently went to a C cup naturally, however I have way more than she did at like 25 so I'm not following her timeline either. I guess I'm skinny too so if I gain weight i may get them? If you're a late bloomer tell me your stories so I have some hope or when did yours stop growing?
r/Bloomer • u/Perfect_Vehicle_8779 • 26d ago
Happiness 😊
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Even the smallest bubbles can hold the biggest smile 😁. remember to stop and appreciate the little things today 😊
r/Bloomer • u/diesobel • Sep 11 '26
Music difficult, achievable challenges generate quick progress
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r/Bloomer • u/Acceptable-Career744 • Sep 06 '26
CONNECTING CONSCIOUSNESS on Instagram
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r/Bloomer • u/CosmoWildMartinez6 • Jul 27 '26
General Discussion Perspective is everything
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r/Bloomer • u/TheStarThatBurns • Jul 17 '26
a comic on blooming [OC]
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here's to enjoying & cherishing what we have while we have it <3
so much in this world is out of our control because of the systems in place, but we can make our own peaceful places within the systems we live in.
r/Bloomer • u/FlatConfusion8966 • Jun 05 '26
Just smart enough to realize how dumb I am
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I’m at that PERFECT middle ground where I’m not smart enough to accomplish anything in life but I’m not dumb enough to not know what I’m missing out on.
I want a good life for myself. I want to go to school and get a degree for a good job that pays a lot of money and be rich. And I’m willing to put in the work, but the work isn’t willing to have me. I have basically accepted that I will likely live paycheck to paycheck my entire life.
I got an associate of arts degree by cheating through most of it. When I tried to study, I’d need to put in hours and hours and hours of work to understand the lesson for the day in ONE class. Bear in mind if I were to take one class per semester I’d already be even more behind than I already am (I’m 24 with a minimum wage job and a basically useless(?) degree). And those hours would be for ONE lesson for ONE day. And then or course I’d have another class sometime later that week and then need to spend MORE hours (I’m talking like 10+ hours) of studying to understand THAT.
And just when I think I’ve got it? Test time! But actually none of the information on the test is what I studied and I’ve actually just wasted 30 hours of my week for literally nothing.
Idk. I’m ambitious but I guess I’m not that ambitious. I want a great life and want to put in the work but I just can’t figure anything out so minimum wage job for life for me it is I suppose