@toributler1999: I wanted to make this post as I think it’s important to try and break the stigma, there’s a lot more research behind this than people realise. Studies in social psychology show that the same outfit can be perceived as more “sexual” depending on the body wearing it. This is linked to something called sexualisation bias, where people project intent onto someone based on body shape rather than behaviour. Research has also found that women who are perceived as more sexualised are often judged as less competent and taken less seriously, even when nothing else changes. This is why conversations around clothing and “appropriateness” aren’t always as simple as they seem. If you’ve experienced this, you’re not imagining it! I’m a fuller bust girl too and I know exactly how this feels. That’s why I make this content, to challenge the way our bodies are judged and help other girls feel confident in theirs. Follow me if you’ve ever felt this!🩷🩷🩷 #fullerbust #fullerbustproblems #fullerbustinspo #fullerbustproblems