Are you satisfied with your breast size?


Actress Pamela Anderson, reknowned for her ample bosom, poses during a photocall for a fundraiser dinner in Paris, France, in this 2019 filepic. A study showed that 47.5% of women want larger breasts. — AFP

In many cultures around the world, women’s breasts are highly sexualised and fetishised. This affects how women feel about their bodies.

Since at least the 1950s, studies have shown that many women were dissatisfied with their breast size, but these studies have typically been conducted in North America and Europe.

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