Yes, probably, although not guaranteed and not guaranteed to stay that way.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maternal_physiological_changes_in_pregnancy
this post was submitted on 01 May 2025
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Jokes on you, everyone on lemmy are males :(. But hopefully that changes eventually! Crosspost questions for females from there to here!
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Thanks! I have a A cup and I understand it’s less common for such size to actually grow, so I guess I just have to accept it !
I know how you mean.
Itty bitty titty committee.
Yes.. and I’m the real A cup, like no shape at all 😭
Nope but my husband warned me when we started dating that I would go up a couple cup sizes (as that happened to all of his previous partners). I didn’t believe him and now I am an F cup and worried that I will have to get an even bigger size soon…
Why and how does that happen to all his partners?
I have no idea on the why or how. But I was 25 when we meet and a B cup (barely past A cup honestly). In less than 1 year, I was up to a D cup.
That's crazy! If I may ask, did your "self-image" adapt quickly, as in it doesn't feel weird to look at the changed parts of your body anymore? I've noticed that looking at pieces of my body that changed over the years still often feels weird, and those were much slower changes - can't imagine what it's like when such things happen over a couple of months.