A BUSTY fashionista has has it with speculations of her bra size while shopping.
She said while browsing for a brassiere, she's often shamed for her measurements.
Annie Lynn (@annieelynn) shared her bra shopping woes in a TikTok post.
"Every single time I go bra shopping I will go into the store and say, 'hi, I'm looking for a 32DD, because it's typically hard to find. Where can I find that?'" she said in the video.
She said that people have a hard time processing her size.
"Every, every single time, the lady will look at me and say 'that's not your size' and I'm like, 'yes, it is,'" she added.
Annie said the usual protocol by sales associates is to put her in a completely different size.
"And then, she'll put me in a bra that's not my size, typically a D, and I'll try it on and she'll say 'boy, you look like you're spilling out there,'" she said.
She attributed the shopping conundrum to the unique size of her chest.
"Every single time, without a doubt, and it's because I have ski slope-y boobs that I can hide really well," she said.
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Annie requested that people be more body positive, especially in the fashion industry.
"Stop boob shaming me h**s," she added in the caption.
Many viewers related to Annie in the comment section, with one writing: "Victoria's Secret told me 34F. I'm actually a 32L."
"I feel this," another added.
"Right," Annie replied. "The ski slope boob life is a hard one to live."
"I ask for a 34G and they bring me a DD, like dude I know my size, stop making me feel bad about myself," a third commented.
"Right? I’ve been to one bra store (now the only one I shop at) who just puts me in the size I request then checks and says if I need to go up or down," Annie wrote back.
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