What do boobs feel like?

Okee dokee, so I have been wondering what other women's breasts feel like after touching my own for the last five minutes.

I am very curious about this, but I'm unwilling to go out and find out for myself what other women's breasts feel like because I'm probably not into that. I figured that most of you would have had your fair share of experience with glorious marvelous boobs.

Are they squishy? Hard? Soft? Do they feel like pears in firmness? lol tomatoes? I don't have a lot to go on here because I can only compare them to so many things, ha ha.

Mine feel like soft, pillowy? awesome balls. Heavy, I guess? Like really soft dough. Is that how all of them feel like? I hear people say that they like firm breasts, what does firm feel like compared to soft?

My questions are burning. Seriously though, I'm really curious about this.

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10 years ago

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mellow_fellow 8 years ago

In a way, What "Skeletons" said below is true - that all breasts feel alike; but that's like saying all hands feel alike. Yes, all hands are an under-structure of bone, laced with tendon and covered with a bunch of soft tissue; but there are certainly variations on the basics, and one could probably identify specific women in a line-up by breast-feel alone - if you felt the same boob again soon after. Breasts have all sorts of feels to them, depending on lots of things. Diet (how much salt, vitamins and other things one has been getting), body weight (i.e. fat content in the boobs), age (skin elasticity), activity level, water retention, hormone levels and a ton of other things all play a part. This means that even a specific woman's breasts might change slightly from one week (or even a few days) to the next. For example: you may have noticed that, just before your period, your breasts get a little fuller, and possibly firmer. This is due to peaking hormone levels. Indeed, some scientists speculated that humans evolved permanently-swelled breasts (we're the only mammals who have them) to encourage men to stay around longer, as women seem like they're fertile longer. Of course, it's now a moot point in most cultures, since the change is too minimal to notice under a shirt; but, after generations of guys selecting the females with the puffiest mammaries as mates, it added up. Of course, some mammaries are puffier than others, and size changes up the feel a bit as well. Generally, younger, well-toned, properly-fed, well-hydrated and hormonal women have firmer breasts than those who don't fit those categories as much. In general, though, it's very hard to find something that feels or behaves like a boob - since there are so few other structures like it in nature. Even something like a water balloon (our bodies are mostly water, with an elastic casing of skin) isn't quite right, since the elasticity of skin and latex are different. Really, the only thing to do is to find out by experience - maybe ask a really good friend, like: "I know this is weird, but..." After all, maybe they're curious too. :)

Are your breasts and nipples very sensitive?

altrego2 10 years ago

The word "glorious" applies to all of them - but the do all feel different. And nipples! Puffies, perkies, and all softnesses in between. You could think about becoming a plastic surgeon and then have an excuse to feel a lot of them. :D

Created Publisher 10 years ago

to ciclismo425 : What you say almost makes me want to experiment but I don't want to touch boobs because it would be weird. Flowy makes me think of 'wavy' though like a ripple ripple ripple :D I dunno, you could take one in your hand and it would form to it I guess? That's what I think of when you say 'flowy'

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ciclismo425 10 years ago

My experience may not be the most broad population sampling, but it does span a range of body types and breast shapes and sizes. So here's my take on things. I've been with a couple women who were thin athletic. They both had very little body fat, which in turn meant they had small breasts. Really small; like didn't need to wear a bra because there wasn't really anything that needed supporting. That being said, I wouldn't use any manner of fruit or vegetable consistency to describe the feel of anything on anyone's body... The way the body reacts to touch is too far different than anything that comparison could describe. Firm, but compliant and resilient to pressure. Yielding, but the tautness of the skin gave the distinct impression that no matter the orientation, things were not going to look any different; which was truly the case. Standing or lying down, gravity had no effect on either of these ladies. A few women I've dated have had what many might call an 'average' figure. Not slim, but not overweight, and with a noticeably larger bust than the two aforementioned women. Certainly enough to, while not necessitate (who am I to say what's necessary?) but to at least make wearing a brassiere a desirable experience when doing something more active than, say, sitting around and reading. Pillowy would be a good description you've used, although less like a down filled pillow that just gives way entirely, and more like a soft foam one which is easily malleable but always returns to it's shape. I'm not a good judge of heavy vs. light since I pick up heavy things at work all day long, and then again on my spare time for fun. Maybe heavy? With those who possess at least a handful (by my measure, and I've got pretty big hands) I've often heard them talk about how much work it is to lug them around on things like a long hike, so relatively speaking, I'd go with heavy. I am currently with a woman who has tremendous breasts; as in, buys her brassieres at a custom shop where they understand that some people need to use number and letter combinations for measurements that most people will never imagine. I would not use the word firm or taut to describe their feel. Soft first comes to mind, and with regards to my hands, uncontainable comes next. Heavy does strike a chord here. Almost 'flowy', if that makes sense to you? It's more than you can use the word jiggly to really describe accurately.

ciclismo425 10 years ago

to Skeletons : Please tell me I'm just missing the sarcasm. I've been thinking for a while about what to write as a response for this one, and I'm almost to a final revision of my thoughts. Suffice to say, my thoughts are considerably different than "all the same."

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Skeletons 10 years ago

All breasts feel the same.