Ive had a love-hate relationship with my cleavage for as long as I can remember.
Do I need towear a certain bra?
Or constrict myself withboob tape?
Will my cleavage become the focal point of my outfit?
Like82 million other households, I marathon-watchedBridgertonlast year and waited patiently for Season 2s release.
Just last week, I fell in love with the Sharma sisters after watching all 10 new episodesfartoo fast.
These women are simply existing with breasts in tow.
No one is too old to show their chest and no one is chastised for trying too hard.
Its a concept I wish lived beyond the realms of a streaming platform.
With warm weather on the horizon, skimpier silhouettes and low-cut necklines will start to gain their annual traction.
I predict thatBridgertonBoob will begin to rival looks like sideboob,underboob, and center cleavage.
According to global shopping and payments serviceKlarna, the proof is in the purchases.
Instead, were finding new ways to embrace the curvature of a womans body.
Plus, it causes society as a whole to rethink what we deem as appropriate.
Does this meanRegency-era cosplayis the key to unraveling the negative stereotypes often tied to large chests and visible cleavage?
With this in mind, Ive begun making a dedicated effort to appreciate my chest.
