A woman suffering from a rare medical condition resulting in size N breasts has spoken about the challenges she encounters because of it.
Summer Roberts explained that she never experienced an A-cup, even at a young age, and her chest continued to grow over time. She now wears a 30N size bra, carrying approximately 25kg of weight on her chest.
This condition has affected her physical health significantly, leading to mistreatment and abuse, even in professional settings. Additionally, Summer requires specialized bras for adequate support, which are quite expensive.
These issues have also taken a toll on her mental health.
She confided, “I hated myself so much. I actually hated my boobs.” She added, “I would have panic attacks in dressing rooms. I often wear the same few things because finding clothing that accommodates my bust and the rest of my small frame is nearly impossible.”
Daily activities also became challenging for Summer.
She mentioned, “If I’m cleaning my house or cooking, or walking around, I have to wear a bra because my back will hurt if I’m doing any activity when I’m not wearing a bra.”
After visiting the doctor for a breast reduction, she faced repeated rejections until finally being diagnosed with macromastia, a condition marked by excessive breast growth.
Summer has also been subjected to abuse and undue sexualization.
She noted, “Men stare, sure – they’ll gawk and then look away – but women stare me down like I’ve done something wrong. I get more hate from women than from men.”
Her relationships have also been affected due to her condition.
Summer shared, “My ex-boyfriend’s mum hated that I had big boobs. She’d tell me all the time to get rid of them.”
She has also encountered challenges in the workplace.
Summer recalled, “When I worked in restaurants, girlfriends would snap at me for being polite to their boyfriends. I’d think, ‘I don’t want your dusty man – I’m just doing my job’.”
Summer has since left her traditional job to focus full-time on her OnlyFans account, where she has found success.
She expressed, “I love being able to buy my friends whatever they want and take everyone out for dinner,” adding, “For me, it’s never about the money – I just genuinely love my job and the freedom it gives me.”
She concluded, “I don’t have to go out and be harassed at work anymore, and that means everything.”