Whether you’re a B cup or an A cup, there isn’t really much difference… It’s just slightly bigger or slightly smaller, right?
Of course, if someone’s completely flat-chested, you can clearly tell they’re neither an A nor a B cup, haha.
Most men probably don’t realize that a bust measurement of 83 cm with a 70 cm underbust and the same 83 cm bust with a 65 cm underbust correspond to different cup sizes.
Just ignore men with tiny balls who make a fuss over one cup size. If it were three cup sizes, then I’d understand getting called out for it.
If someone listed themselves as an A cup when they were actually a B cup, I’d probably let it slide.
However, if someone listed themselves as an A cup when they were actually a G cup, I’d look into it. By “look into it,” I mean I’d simply confirm it with the woman. If we received similar feedback from other men as well, we might temporarily hide her profile and ask her to come in for an interview.
That said, I don’t think we’ve ever had a case like that before.
A difference of one or two cup sizes is probably because men have their own assumptions about what a certain cup size should look like.
I’m not quite sure what you’re worried about, but in most cases, it’s probably because she was officially measured at a store and turned out to be one cup size larger than expected.
Experienced men generally understand that. The ones who don’t are probably either brand-new members or simply arrogant.
In the first place, if she reported the result of an official measurement at a store, then she wasn’t lying, so I don’t think there’s anything to worry about.
If she had deliberately misrepresented her size, she could just tell the staff, “I measured myself recently and it turns out I’m smaller, so please correct my profile.” That should be enough, so I think correcting it would give her peace of mind.
