17 Things You Can't Get Away With When You Have Big Boobs

1. You can't go out of the house without wearing a bra that will strap you the fuck in.

2. And you can't run without feeling pain...in your boobs.

3. You can't wear graphic tees and actually expect people to be able to see them.

4. Or wear a button-down anything, really.

5. You can't wear bralettes without stepping into the DANGER ZONE, in general.

6. And you can't expect your boobs to actually behave themselves and stay put for once.

7. You can't shop for shirts without running into this fun problem:

8. And you can't go bra shopping outside of the neutral color zone.

9. You can't eat your own damn food without also feeding your ladies some.

10. And you can't show off any of your cleavage without distracting everyone around you.

11. You can't wear the same thing your small-chested friend is wearing and not have it look completely different.

12. You can't buy things with built-in bras, because LOL.

13. And you can't go sleeveless without showing off half of your bra.

14. You can't try on a dress and think it will always cover your tatas, because life is like this:

15. And you can't wear padding, because your boobs ARE the padding.

16. You can't workout with just one sports bra because, well...

17. And finally, it wouldn't be a #BigBoobLife without constant boob sweat.

Hey, at least they look great, right?

7 Best Yoga Poses To Enlarge Breasts

Would you believe me if I told you that yoga could enlarge your breasts? You have to because it does! I am sure you did not have the faintest idea that yoga can increase your breast size. There are many products in the market such as oils, ointment, suction cups, surgery, etc. that help you gain a fuller bust but what yoga can do they cannot. Yoga stands out amongst all of them as the only means to increase your breast size naturally and without any side effects. Now, that’s a combination you have to try. Breast Increasing Yoga Poses Gomukhasana Bhujangasana Dhanurasana Ustrasana Vrikshasana 1. Gomukhasana (Cow Pose) About The Pose- Gomukhasana or the Cow Pose is an asana in which your body resembles a cow’s face. It is a beginner level Vinyasa yoga asana. Practice it in the morning or evening on an empty stomach and clean bowels. Hold the pose for 30 to 60 seconds. Benefits- Gomukhasana stretches your breasts well. It builds your breast muscles and improves the overall f...

Y7 Yoga Founder Sarah Levey Demonstrates 3 Gentle Yoga Modifications for Pregnant Women

Y7 Yoga Founder Sarah Levey Demonstrates 3 Gentle Yoga Modifications for Pregnant Women These easy on the body modifications will keep moms-to-be safe during their yoga flow. Is there any workout as perfect for new moms as yoga? With strength-building sequences and poses that improve flexibility, this low-impact activity is a safe way to feel strong and energized through all the body changes pregnancy brings. Plus, poses can be modified to accommodate extra weight around the middle and protect tender joints and swollen body areas from injury. Y7 Studio founder Sarah Levey shows Health three gentle yoga modifications for expecting moms who want the mind-body benefits of yoga without overextending themselves. Malasana Squat Pose The first pose Levey demonstrates is the malasana squat, which can help relax and open the hips in anticipation of childbirth. Start by standing with your feet slightly wider than your hips, toes turned out and all four corners of your feet on t...

6 YOGA POSES TO AVOID DURING PREGNANCY – WITH MODIFICATIONS

Curious which yoga poses are safe during pregnancy? Here are six yoga poses to avoid during pregnancy and some easy prenatal yoga modifications. It’s pretty obvious — yoga is my favorite type of exercise. It’s a total mind-body workout that leaves me feeling clear-headed, open-minded, and good all over. It’s also really great for pregnancy. Studies show that moms-to-be who participate in prenatal yoga have a lower incidence of prenatal disorders, low birth weight babies, and lower pain and stress. So I was really excited to continue my practice throughout my pregnancy. I didn’t want to move straight into traditional prenatal yoga classes, and I assumed that since yoga is so low-impact and modifiable for different levels of fitness, I wouldn’t need to change too much to keep up with my regular classes. When the class was doing ab exercises or anything belly-down, I would look around awkwardly then sit back into child’s pose. When everyone would twist...

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