Struggling with Tuberous Breast Syndrome and Depression

@edenannes thank you so much, it’s really nice connecting with other people with this condition. It really helps me feel not alone. Thank you and I hope you know you’re so beautiful and loved too. 🤍

I have Type I tuberous breast syndrome, so I get where you're coming from. It's very hard being different from what the media perceives as "beautiful" or "perfect", but in reality, there is no perfect. Everyone has some flaw, even if you can't see it, and even if you may be able to see yours, that beauty really comes from the confidence in believing that your body (and everyone else's) is perfect and heavenly in its own way. There will always be people who accept you for who you are, inside and out, and your appearance does not change who you are as a person. You are beautiful, you are loved, you are wonderfully unique. <3

@spoonfull thank you so much for that. It means so much hearing other peoples story. I truly hope I can find someone who can love me just the way I am. But really, thank you.🤍🤍

Hugs 🖤

All breasts are beautiful! All shapes and sizes. There are plenty of guys/girls who’ll love you for you and think you’re beautiful and would love to have a intimate relationship with you.

As someone with horribly uneven breasts, like I mean like 2 or 3 sizes cup difference I relate to this so much, so if you would like someone to talk to that understands how you feel message me 💜

I’m rooting for you babe! You GOT this!!!!!!! We are all rooting for you and wishing you the best, beautiful girl 💕

@fifi thank you so much. I really hope I can overcome this insecurity and find someone who will love me despite it. Thank you.🤍

SPIT FIFI😎🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

I know how hard it can be to judge your body whilst looking at models or influencers online. I spent years and years hating my breasts (and I still somewhat do). They’re small for my body shape, and pointy and droopy. They don’t sit high and perky and they’re very wide set. I’ve spent HOURSSSS researching things to try and help myself feel better. But all in all… what’s been helping is just to realize that they’re MINE. They are mine. I own them, and it is my responsibility to love them and take care of them. And I am MORE than my body. I am an artist, a friend, a daughter, and I found someone who loves me despite my insecurities, and you will too. Because the GOOD people out there will never, ever think twice about you just because of your breast size. I promise. You mean so much more than that. You are made up of so many beautiful qualities. And, last but not least, every body is fucking beautiful. The diversity in body types and sizes and shapes is what makes humanity amazing.

I do figure drawing during my free time and have studied a lot of bodies, a few with tubular breasts, and I feel like all bodies have so much beauty to offer. There's no way that yours aren't beautiful, I just wish you could see things from my perspective. Then you'd understand your body is wonderful❤️❤️❤️

@sleepyghost thank you so much. It really means a lot. No one has ever told me they’re beautiful and that means so much to me. Thank you.🤍🤍

I know it probably won't do much to help at the moment but I want to let you now that ALL breasts are different and they are ALL equally beautiful. They are all unique and wonderful, and that means yours are too. I'm really sad to hear about how much of a struggle you've had with them but I think that they are very VERY beautiful. Boobs are boobs and everyone loves boobs, and you'll meet someone who loves you AND your amazing, beautiful, unique boobs😊