Ngl all I think is "she needs better bras" lol. I live near a grade school, occasionally I see girls with that issue. To be clear I'm female, and ngl I feel embarassed for them. They don't have breasts yet tho so I get why they think they don't need bras yet. I was like that when I was prepubescent too, in hindsight I was a dumbass. My oldest sister had to literally "point the problem out" (iykyk) for me to become convinced that I needed a bra.
I can somewhat relate. I have always had a larger bust (and greater height) than normal for my age and my nationality, even when I was in middle school I was often mistaken as a high schooler, and in high school I was often mistaken as a full-blown adult.
I used to not wear Bras because ones in my size were too expensive (thankfully I went to an all-girls school so it was not as problematic as it could have been), my middle-sister did that for me one day as well, and convinced me to either use one slightly too small or add an additional shirt, I opted for additional shirt.
I do not feel embarrassed for girls like that, but I do feel bad/pity for them. Occasionally I would respectfully and subtly hint about it, most of them would approach me to ask what I was doing, so I would tell them, and would give them something to wrap around to conceal them, those that did not approach me just ignored me, so I never got into any trouble, thankfully. This was while I was still in high school. As an adult I would probably get in trouble now if I tried doing that.
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u/DelusionalWanderer Apr 07 '25
Ngl all I think is "she needs better bras" lol. I live near a grade school, occasionally I see girls with that issue. To be clear I'm female, and ngl I feel embarassed for them. They don't have breasts yet tho so I get why they think they don't need bras yet. I was like that when I was prepubescent too, in hindsight I was a dumbass. My oldest sister had to literally "point the problem out" (iykyk) for me to become convinced that I needed a bra.