I meditate my breasts are getting smaller?
Answer:
It's the exercise that's doing it. It sounds like you're toning your body. The excess lubricant that lies around our breast and armpit area "shrinks", hence smaller breast.
Because you're losing mass...It isn't because you are sleeping on your stomach.
Could be they just so occur to be swollen the other times when they look bigger. For me it's the opposite, though. It seem when I work out they get a bit swollen and bigger. I would also estimate that sleeping directly on them would make them look bigger, not smaller. So... yeh. No impression.
EDIT: Oh, yeh. Obviously if you exercise and lose body fat, section of that fat does come stale your chest. I was below the impression that you mean't every time you freshly come home from a workout they look smaller right away.
haha the same point happens to me when I exercise and I realize that I think it is because our boobs are stout and you are losing fat simply in the wrong places lol. When you lay on your chest it's only just pressing or flatting them it may look like they are smaller but at hand not.
Breasts are all fleshy. So when you work out your breasts will get smaller as they are podgy and muscles eat oil. Have you ever noticed that really fit women usually enjoy small breasts unless they get forge boobs. I agree with the first post it have nothing to do near sleeping on your chest as i do it every night and i'm not short in the breast department.
Do you enjoy a before and after picture? lol j/k.. That happen when you excercise because breast are just made up of fatty tissue... impossible to tell apart thing happen to me when i work out... my man boobs disappear..
Yes, this does happen. I used to be a full C cup and in a minute (i'm 23) I am barely a B cup. The most immensity that I lost was 5lbs but I started exercisign regularly and drinking healthy--- I can't think of any other purpose why they got smaller but they did =/
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