I’m worried about my small bust.

I’m Meg, a female member. You’re totally fine!!! I’m here, in my 40s, with a completely flat chest after breastfeeding—flatter than anyone else’s!!! Gahaha!!!

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. First, why not register before worrying about it too much? Men generally care far less about breasts than women think. For men who don’t focus on that, whether you’re an A, F, or G cup has nothing to do with whether you receive offers. In fact, some may even prefer a flat chest to saggy or oddly shaped breasts.

I’m Dai, a male member. As far as the club is concerned, breast size doesn’t matter, no matter what size you are. Some men prefer larger breasts, while others prefer smaller ones. Don’t worry about that—go ahead and register soon.

I’m Aya, the “shining hope of the small-bust world” (*). I’ve struggled with it since puberty, but after turning 20, I decided to embrace my small bust and build a refined, wholesome persona. I’ve researched natural, fresh-looking fashion, makeup, mannerisms, and so on. If you have a small bust, fair skin, staying slim, and shiny black hair (dark hair works too) are essential. I focused on fashion and makeup in colors that give me a fresh, luminous look, and created a persona that suits a petite frame and appeals to men who like delicate women. As a result, I’ve been able to enjoy a fairly fun life, both in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) and in real life. For reference, I like YouTuber Fuka Nagumo, former AKB48 member Haruka Shimazaki, Nogizaka46’s Miona Hori, and actress Minami Hamabe. Their image is definitely worth taking inspiration from. None of them have much of a bust at all (no offense), but they’re incredibly attractive, aren’t they? So, above all, do your research and become a woman who can make the most of having a small bust. Men who prefer larger breasts won’t approach you, but there are plenty of men who like refined, wholesome women or slender figures, so you’ll be fine. I’ve also noticed that surprisingly many men say a small-busted woman’s shyness is cute, so I think it’s best to behave modestly and sweetly.

President Maezawa from the executive office here. > I know it varies from person to person, but if there’s anything that worked for you, I’d love to hear about it. I remember seeing a profile video where a female staff member asked something like, “How did your breasts get so large?” and the woman answered, “I massaged them every day,” while demonstrating how. I don’t remember which woman it was, though. I’ve also seen women online introducing breast-enlargement massages, which made me think that massages might actually have some effect. That said, rather than the massage itself being effective, I suspect breasts basically grow when the body produces more female hormones. (I’ve heard that transgender women’s breasts grow when they receive hormone injections.) So perhaps massages don’t work for people whose female hormone production doesn’t increase. If that’s the case, maybe intimacy won’t make someone’s breasts bigger if it doesn’t affect their female hormones, while it might for people whose hormones are affected by it. With that in mind, it might be worth trying breast massages every day without fail. I’ve also heard that drinking milk can make breasts bigger. But even if hormone production increases, I don’t think they can grow without enough body fat. So, setting aside the concern about gaining fat for now, drinking milk or soy milk every day might be worth trying too. If you don’t see any results after a few months, perhaps your female hormone production simply didn’t increase. > If I don’t hurry, I’ll run into the age limit σ(^_^;) Huh? I had always thought that breast development mainly happens during the teens, with the early twenties being about the upper limit. If you’re getting close to the age limit, I think you’d be better off registering as you are, without worrying about your breast size. For women who are a little older, I don’t think people are looking primarily for large breasts. They’re probably looking for things like emotional maturity—being kind, easy to talk to, and enjoyable to spend time with—or simply being able to enjoy intimacy. I feel that’s more the direction they’re looking for.

I’m sorry I can’t really relate—I was already a B cup when I bought my first bra. If it were about the struggles of having a large bust, though, I could talk about them endlessly. When it comes to breast enhancement, Bradelis is the only brand I know of, though I’ve never tried it myself. But if you wait for an A cup to become a B cup, you may never get around to registering. I think you should stop worrying about it and go to the interview soon. Marika