"My breasts give me a feeling of femininity, softness, pride." - Anonymous

"The bond I have with my breasts is sometimes challenging, sometimes full of love. When I wake up in the morning and look at myself in the mirror, their presence makes me feel both strong and conflicted. There are times when I feel their weight, and other times when they give me a sense of protection. They can be difficult too, like when I don’t want attention drawn to them. But still, I love them. This part of my body carries my uniqueness, my femininity. With every touch, I try to accept them as a source of strength. Over time, the bond we’ve built has transformed into love—for both myself and my body. 🤍🤍🤍🌅🌅" - Ipek

"I like my breasts ❤️ I had a really exhausting and painful breastfeeding story with my son." - Anonymous

"I always hated my breasts because they were always the subject of negative comments. Since Year 1, I've constantly had to listen to comments about how big my breasts are. At some point I lost a lot of weight so that I didn't have to listen to such comments any more. But even then I wasn't protected from the comments. Eventually I accepted them and even dared to take my bra off during sex. Then I became a mum and my breasts changed again. I had breastfeeding difficulties and I also had to share my breasts. That really affected my relationship with my breasts. But now that's over. I am finally proud of my breasts because they look after a person! And to all the people who think my breasts are shit: F*** yourself! ❤️" - Vanessa

"I thought for a long time that my breasts were too small and not feminine enough. Today I really like my breasts and enjoy carrying them around the world & my life." - Anna

"It's love! Have you ever met someone and known straight away that they were the one? I never really believed in love at first sight - until I found it in the form of my first Naturana bra! At FFF 2024, I walked past the Naturana stand twice with my friend Theresa. The first time I admired the lingerie, but left it alone because buying bras is a whole separate chapter for me. It's an ordeal for me because the sizes of each brand are different, embellishments usually chafe and with my size (usually D or E cup) hardly any of them deliver what they promise anyway. When I do choose one, it usually lets me down pretty quickly (in the truest sense of the word), and when we passed by the second time, a nice Naturana saleswoman stopped me and changed my life. She persuaded me to try on a bra and because I mentioned that my dearest dream was to wear a bra without chafing underwires, she put one in my hand. Still in the changing room, I was preparing to be disappointed again when it happened: the bra without underwire fitted! It was supportive, light as a feather on the shoulders, didn't squeeze and allowed me to breathe. It simply felt fantastic! And that was quite an achievement, as there was no mirror in the changing room, so I relied entirely on feeling. When Theresa gently enquired, I could only beam at her. It was somehow impossible to put this sudden feeling of happiness into words, so I said the first and only thing I could think of to her and the shop assistant: "It's love!" I didn't just buy a bra that day. I bought freedom - and bliss!" - Pia

"48 and Still happy with my boobs." - Anonym

"I didn't think my sagging breasts were beautiful. When I told my partner, he was quite surprised, "Why, they're beautiful! You can sometimes gain and retain self-esteem from others." - Anonymous

"Always waiting for you, tricked, wrapped in push ups. Today I know: No others would suit me better! I wear you with pride, thank you!" - Anonymous

"My boobs have nourished and comforted my 3 children, 3 years in total!" - Anonymous

"I like them! They look completely different after 2 kids and many years, but still my ❤️" - Anonymous

"For a long time I thought my breasts were too big & sagged too much. I'm slowly learning to get rid of that, even though the thought of changing something about them still pops up from time to time" - Anonymous

"For a long time I thought my breasts were too small and not feminine enough. Today I really like my breasts and enjoy carrying them around the world & my life! - Anonymous

"Just a few years ago, I always had problems with my breasts. I always thought they were too small and I didn't feel comfortable in many clothes with cleavage. In May this year, I became a mum to a beautiful baby girl and I'm breastfeeding her full-term. Since then I have loved my breasts because I know what they do every day. They are able to nourish my child and protect her from all illnesses, give her safety and security. Breasts are so much more than a sexual object, they are simply a miracle of nature 🥰 I am glad that I can give my daughter a good start in life 😍" - Julia