What do you mean with boobs?

I have come to ask myself this question a lot of times since I started sizing up in the summer. I've seen some guides saying wires on glandular is forbidden but I've heard about people saying we need to separate what's boobs and what's "fat".

And I don't know how many fluffy women I've seen saying they don't know what's "just fat" and what's boobs. And I've seen several saying "if it hurts on PMS it's breasts". I've seen Balconetka saying "boobs are always at the front". And Bratabase says "Bras works on boobs like braces on teeth."

But the oncologist said we cannot know what is breasts. So basically it comes down to perception.

What do you see as boobs? What do you mean when you say boobs?

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Yes, this remains an interesting, useful question. But is it possible to give a defenitive answer to it? I now am pretty sure I have boobage between my boobs. I can push my cleavage down almost a centimeter before I reach the bones of my sternum. And this is pretty painful. So, maybe I am a bit symmastic after all. But who knows what kind of tissue it is. Also I am still not sure where at my sides and below my collorbones my boobs end.
@Gervaise: Exactly, we cannot answer it. I don't know either. But I do wonder how old the idea of scoping and swooping is, because that surely gives us bigger boobs. And the theory of breast migration will definitely give women bigger boobs as well.

To me it's interesting since we kind of think fat are more dangerous depending on where on the body it's situated. But if we can move it with our clothing that changes that perception a lot I think. This was one of the reasons for me in the summer to start trying to remigrate. I wanted to know how much fat could be moved. I have blog posts on my Swedish blog written in the summer never published.

I have about half a centimeter of tissue between my boobs, but I can feel it's pretty much only fat. I think my glandular spots are pretty defined inside a lot of fat around it. But it does sit very close together at my sternum. Like 2-3 cm between the glandular when sitting. It changes to less room as soon as I move.

But under the arms there's just pain all around pain. And the fat under my armpits joins the boobs immediately when leaning forward. So does a lot of fat from my back. I do think the big roll under my bands in the back is breasts as well, but to get it into the cups I would need a very special bra.

Which gets me back to the strange idea about breast migration that says "if it ends up on the boobs in a month or so it's boobs". Not very easy to accomplish if high on chest and wide rooted :D
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