A petite woman with a small bust versus a curvier woman with a fuller bust—which do you find more attractive?
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I’m a female member who registered just under a month ago. I haven’t received any offers yet, so I’m planning to work on myself before my next photoshoot in six months.
The problem is, whenever I lose weight, my bust gets smaller, and whenever my bust gets fuller, I gain weight elsewhere too… I’m torn between losing weight and trying to enhance my bust.
I think both a petite figure and soft curves have their appeal, but if you had to choose, which do you feel gives a woman a more feminine look?
My current stats are: 155 cm tall, 45 kg, measurements of 86–60–88 cm, and a D-cup bust.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts.
I’m Meg, a female member.
Sorry for butting in, even though I’m a woman m(_ _)m
As far as I’m concerned,
either one is fine!!
Just being young is already more than enough.
That said, you do need to come up with a strategy for standing out among all the others.
It’s important to work on your appearance so you photograph well, of course, but polishing your inner qualities matters too.
I’m rooting for you♪
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
At your height and weight, if you have a D cup, I don’t think you need to worry about it. You should be fine as you are.
If you could reach an H cup or larger, being somewhat curvy would probably be okay, but I don’t think it’s realistic to go that far.
> If you had to choose, which one feels more feminine to you?
Everyone has different preferences.
Men who prioritize bust size often don’t care much about weight if someone is an H cup or larger. For men who don’t, however, weight can be a major factor.
> I still haven’t received any offers.
There may be an issue with factors other than your height, weight, and bust size. Your dating type or age could also be affecting things.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I think you’re perfectly fine as you are. Women often try to lose even a little weight, but with your current figure, there’s no need to push yourself.
Since you’re having your photos retaken, I’d suggest practicing your poses so the pictures look cute, rather than focusing on your figure.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
Men say it’s better to lose weight, while women say that losing weight makes their breasts smaller.
I think most men don’t really care about breast size.
Given your body type, I don’t think there’s any problem at all.
What matters more is your overall appearance and facial expressions.
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I’m Basil, a male member.
If your height minus your weight is 110 and you’re a D cup, I think you’re more than fine just the way you are. Please be confident.
If I had to choose between the two, depending on how petite we’re talking, I’d vote for someone slim and delicate with a smaller bust. Curvy women aren’t really my type.
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