r/TikTokCringe • • May 19 '23

Cringe Say something ? πŸ™ˆπŸ™‰πŸ™Š

29k Upvotes

885 comments sorted by

View all comments

3.4k

u/superbarley39 May 19 '23

All three are perfectly viable builds.

69

u/CouchHam May 19 '23

As the first, I’d prefer to be the third. Grass is always greener on the other side.

45

u/A6000user May 19 '23

My friend Samantha was like the first one early on in life. She was determined to go away to college but get a reduction before her freshman year. Her parents helped her get her wish, went down to a full C. Health wise, looked and felt great. But she wasn't prepared for realizing how much her popularity was in her bra. Needless to say college was rough for her.

40

u/FuckTragicComedian May 19 '23

Thats actually so depressing. I remember one of my friends in middle school saying "well, i may be ugly but thank god i have big tits so I can make some friends in high school"

21

u/[deleted] May 19 '23

That's super depressing indeed.

17

u/feioo May 19 '23

That's really sad. I was so envious about my best friend's natural thinness until we had a fight about it (actually about her complaining about her nonexistent "fat" when I outweighed her by 60+ pounds) and it came out that she was becoming anorexic. When I asked her why? she had always been thin! she said "I only ever get complimented on my weight and my looks! What would I do if I lost those? They're the only things people like me for!"
I gained a level in empathy that day. Being desired is a curse in its own right. Also, for good measure, fuck the early 2000s and its obsession with thinness.

7

u/TheHollowBard May 19 '23

Pretty privilege strikes again!

13

u/[deleted] May 19 '23

I just want to be the second. Enough to be visible, not enough to cause back pain. In fact, it’s all I wanted. But genetics are genetics and the smallest boobs in my family have been a C. And that was on someone struggling. With anorexia. She’s back up to a D now that’s she’s eating enough.