I got shamed for my 'huge boobs' in school but I've had the last laugh – there's a free perk people don't know about | The Sun

A BUSTY woman has exposed the mistreatment she faced from her peers in middle school.

Although people used to shame her for having huge boobs when she was younger, now she's the one having the last laugh.

Tara Ledbetter (@turrr15) posted a video for all her past bullies to see.

The mom of two is confident in her figure, but others used to make her feel ashamed of her chest.

"To all the girlies that made fun of me in middle school for my huge boobs," her caption read.

She danced in her kitchen, wearing an oversized T-shirt and no bra.

Tara let the background music do most of the talking, mouthing all the words as if they were hers.

"I'm good, yeah, I'm doing alright," she sang.

Her message to the former haters included a glimpse into her future body shape.

"Guess who gets a free reduction and lift," Tara proclaimed. "Me."

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Before ending the video, she stuck a middle finger in the air.

Tara admitted: "Literally, my body hurts, though, and can't wait until June."

Women commented on Tara's video, relating to her experience and reduction plans.

"I'm having mine June 15th. I can't wait," a passion follower proclaimed.

A supportive fan remarked: "Girl, it will change your life. I had a reduction, and it reduced my back pain so much. Good luck!"

"I always got made fun of for my big lips. I hated them back then," an honest woman wrote.

"Dude. This. Everyone used to say I stuffed my bra. I have grown up hating my cantaloupes," another woman noted.

A frustrated individual added: "All my doctor said was 'just lose weight' when I asked about a reduction."


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