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"Know what you love". Good advice, especially for us tit men, who love big-breasted women. And here is your chance to learn a few pointers on what those numbers on your girl's bra mean. And I am also going to let you in on a little secret that I learned after talking to some bra experts that even your girlfriend won't know!

First, let's talk math. The numbers on the tag of a bra are scientific standards of chest cavity size and breast size (known in bra lingo as "cup size"). Now, the same size breasts can look quite different on differently sized women. For example, a five foot tall and thin girl will look like she has huge breasts if she is a C-cup, but a 6 foot tall stocky girl will actually look small with the same size breasts. While we can use these measurements to determine how large breasts are, they are no indication that the breasts are firm or flabby or if a woman's body is proportional.

Let's start with the classic "big breast" measurement. . . 34 D. "34" is the size of the chest just below the breast, measured in inches. But wait, it gets more complicated! First take a tape measure and measure right below the breasts, and to determine the bra size, add 5 to this number. If the number you get is odd, round up to the next even number. For example, if the frame size is 26 inches, when you add 5 to this you get 31 inches. You should therefore round up to the even number which is 32 inches (since bras only come in even numbers). The bra size is 32 inches.

The next measurement goes around the chest over and including the fullest part of your bust (usually at the level of the nipples). Technically, you should take this measurement while wearing a comfortable bra. This is the diameter of the chest+breast. Now, take the chest + breast size number, and subtract your bra size number. Then use the table below to determine cup size.

Difference (line 5 minus 4)	Cup Size	The boobed women from busty.pl
0 to 1/2 inch	AA
1/2 to 1 inch	A
1 to 2 1/2 inches	B
2 1/2 to 3 1/2 inches	C
3 1/2 to 4 1/2 inches	D
4 1/2 to 6 inches	DD (E)
6 to 7 inches	DDD (F)
7 to 8 inches	G
More pics of busty women and Ewa Sonnet can be found at busty.pl

So this means something to you, some celebrity examples: J-lo is a modest B cup, as well as the super thin Jessica Alba. Angelina Jolie is only a C cup, but because she is naturally thin, she looks more voluptuous. Jessica Simpson is a delicious D-cup. And the average bra size in the United States: 36 C! (But not all are as blessed as Mrs. Brad Pitt!).

Now, I'm going to let you in on a little secret... 80% of women are wearing the wrong bra size! This is due to prejudices women have about cup size... Many women think double D is for strippers, or assume that their bra size at age 15 is valid 10 years later... Cup size doesn't remain constant-it increases and decreases proportionally with band size-so if you go to a smaller band you may need a bigger cup. Breast size changes with age, weight gain and loss, pregnancy, and even in different parts of the menstrual cycle (breasts enlarge during ovulation and during the period). Some women can go from one cup size to another during one menstrual cycle!

Of course, these problems could be solved by a simple measurement. Also, you can help your girl out with this. . . if her bra strap rides up in the back, it is a sign that the bra strap is too large, and your girlfriend may need a larger band (number) and a smaller cup. In general, most women choose bra sizes that are too small! It is up to you to help them realize their potential!

Some bra-busters tips:
Buy your girlfriend/lover/spouse a size that fits her very closely-it may even feel a bit tight at first-when fastened on the first (loosest) hook. This will enable your girl to tighten the bra over time as the material stretches out. Make sure that the band is perfectly horizontal on her body.

Almost every woman is guilty of wearing a bra that is too large in bandwidth and too small in the cup. It's tempting to get hung up on cup size. How can you tell if her cup is the right size? Her breasts should fill the cup but not spill or pop over. Her band is too big if it rides up in the back or causes your straps to fall.

Also, different styles give different levels of support. If your girl is wearing a too small cup size (which can cause damage over time!!!!) because she likes the support or the cleavage that it causes by being too small, suggest a "push up" style or one with larger cups, so that she feels more contained. The good news is that bra manufacturers now make a lot great styles for all sizes. . . even large girls can find styles that are both supportive and sexy.