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Topless Women React to Each Other's Breasts and Discuss Boob Size | Show Me Your Junk | NY Post
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4:32Now PlayingIn the first episode of our new series 'Show Me Your Junk', topless women react to each other's breasts and discuss how boob size affects their self-esteem along with body insecurities and body positivity.
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Anastasiya and Saturday have small breasts, while Aurea and Emily have big breasts. These strangers came together to disrobe and discuss their experiences. While women with big boobs definitely seem to be more confident, they also seem less satisfied with their bust size than women with smaller breasts.
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'Show Me Your Junk' is a new series that's proof we're all just human. Strangers of different shapes and sizes get naked and have honest conversations about body image, body positivity, and body confidence.
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