That may seem like a ridiculous question to some, but when I tell you what I’ve observed, I want you to answer honestly. Not in the way it “should” be, but in the way it “is.”
I was a late bloomer in life. Some may say that I never bloomed. As a freshman in high school I was still wearing a training bra. I remember the girls with the HUGE boobs, were the girls that had that the boyfriends. While I was trying get noticed.
Some things don’t change. Even now, society is obsessed with women that are mammary blessed, even if artificially.
I’ve noticed something about the women in Houston media that get a lot of attention. Yes, they are very attractive, but I also notice that they are all very artificial in the chest department.
All of those women I hear men talk about on TV in Houston ( and some on the radio) have all been augmented. These men go on and on about how hot these women are. Forget about what they act like when these women ARE around. What about their talent? Well, they never talk about their talent.
When I look at some the Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook posts of these women I see a fair amount of unnecessary “selfies” taken with boobs conveniently front and center in the picture. Is that what I’m gonna have to start doing? Do I need to go to Dr. Ciaravino and then post “selfies” with my new giant melons to get more twitter followers?
I’ll admit I’m self-conscious, however I thought I got over my small boob phobia years ago.When I was in high school I thought that if I got fake boobs that would make me a “better” person. Years went by and I realized that even though mine are small they look pretty good, and until they start sagging like a cows teat then I’d be OK. No need for changing what doesn’t need to be changed. However, now I wonder if that’s true.
I always thought it would be better for me to be talented and funny than have big boobs to put on display.
People will say, “Erin be happy with what you have and with who you are!” And I agree with them. But I want you to look at the women that are well-known in TV or radio in this market or in other markets. Then I want you to look at a lot of women that are famous. A large amount of them have been chest enhanced.
Does it only matter how big your chest is versus if you’re talented or not? Will it take me augmenting every part of ERIN to make people in Houston listen to my show and to my station? Does boob size equal ratings? Does my cup size dictate my popularity? Will I keep my career alive if I go to a C or D cup? I would hope the answer is no, but sometimes I wonder.
I know this is a stupid pose but it worked for the post.
