I was the one who asked about feedback on breast size.
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Thank you very much for your answers.
I’m considering registering again, but I wasn’t sure what size to report this time.
Because my band size is small, I’m an E cup, but my breasts look quite small. So before, I registered as a C cup—underselling myself—and none of the men who contacted me ever said anything in particular.
That made me wonder if I really look more like a C cup, and I was worried that registering as an E might lead to complaints, so I decided to ask.
That wasn’t a very good example—sorry.
Still, after reading everyone’s answers, I think I’ll report myself as an E cup. Thank you very much.
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If you were previously registered as a C, I think you should properly explain the reason to the staff.
If you were actually an E, then I feel the right thing to do would be to register as an E.
That said, with reverse catfishing, you wouldn’t have to explain to men every time that your bust size is smaller than stated or whatever. Still, if you’re an E, I feel like it’s better to register as an E.
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If it doesn’t look particularly large, you’re better off registering as a C or D.
From a man’s perspective, it ultimately comes down to appearance.
When you say E, men naturally expect a certain level of fullness.
You might not receive any complaints, but I think getting poor ratings on the survey would be more disadvantageous for you.
That said, a man who complains over a one-cup difference doesn’t seem like a very good person to me.
How did he even confirm her cup size…? Even if it came up in conversation during the date, it doesn’t sound like something the woman would have enjoyed.
I feel sorry for the woman who happened to meet someone like that.
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Since my underbust measurement is small, I’m actually an F cup, but I write E.
And I’m in my late 40s, so they don’t point perkily upward anymore. Apparently, they have a sexy amount of sag…
I wish they pointed upward.
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I’m Late-to-the-Party Taro.
When you re-register, your old information may still be on file, so if your profile says something like, “She came back with a larger cup size,” people may start suspecting breast augmentation. I feel like it’s better to explain the situation properly to the staff.
I’m not sure what the questioner’s situation is, but if you’re tall, your breasts can look smaller than the cup size suggests. Also, from a man’s perspective, it seems more about volume than the band size. If they fit comfortably in your hands, I’d call that a D; if they overflow, probably an E or larger.
Since having a larger bust tends to bring in more offers, if you’re an E, you should report it as an E. I saw a survey on another site before that showed little difference up to a D, but a noticeable difference for E and above. Even if someone says you don’t look like an E, if you really are one, it isn’t a lie, so I don’t see a problem.
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Ace was actually understating her size.
When we met, she turned out to be two cup sizes larger than she’d said. It was a pleasant surprise.
Most of the time, though, I get the impression that women are about two cup sizes smaller than they claim. A D cup seems more like a B, and a C feels somewhere between an A and a B. An E seems to be at least a C, while an F is definitely around an E.
That’s just my perspective as a man.
Men don’t really understand cup sizes, so we just arbitrarily decide, “She looks like a C.” I don’t think you need to worry about it too much. We’re used to women exaggerating their stated size, so even if it’s two cup sizes smaller, we don’t really care.
Among my monthly arrangements, only one woman has a large chest—she’s genuinely an F cup. The others are mostly between B and D, and I have an A as well.
Rather than size, I think men are more concerned about the size and color of the nipples.
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