if a female has a 32d size chest naturally, is that bad?

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It sounds quite curvy, actually. As a man, I would not complain.

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what on earth would be bad about that??

your fine

Why would that be bad? No size is bad. Everyone is unique.

I am a man and I assure you I would find it very charming.

oh no! that isn't bad!
but that is awfully big. but it is completely normal, it's just family genes.

Only if she dates guys/girls that are so shallow that it matters to them. A person is who they is.

For every great person you meet that would like you better if you "just had red hair" or "just had a bigger butt" there's someone else out there JUST LIKE THEM except they don't care about hair/butt/chest size.

Bad in what way. Medically, or socially?

I've known women to have back problems because of their breast size, other than that, you'd have to consult a doctor.

Socially, most men prefer bigger breasts, some prefer smaller. Bigger breasts will usually get you more male attention, which one could consider a bad thing.

Please define what "bad" is in reference to if you hope to get an accurate answer.

No--she would just be buxom and very, very lucky. Many women would die for that chest.

Most men would say that is good, even me, however if you are young and still growing you might experience back problems as you get older.
Try building up your abdominal muscles, this will take the strain off of your back as the years go by.
And don't let people tell you this is a good thing if it physically hurts you.

No it's not bad it's good

dats flat *** hell hoe

Psh! Im a 36D and Im a junior in high school! It's not bad- consider it good genetics.

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