If You’re A DD Cup, Victoria’s Secret Will Make You A G Cup

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Victoria’s Secret is out with its new Miraculous push up bra commercial which claims to add two cup sizes to any woman who buys one. We once worked with a woman who, shall we ever so politely say, was flat. But that never stopped her from going to freakishly painful looking efforts to squeeze together what little flesh she had on her chest into what she perceived to be attractive cleavage. All it did was make her look like she was wearing a rubber band around her chest.

It’s all about size, people. Thirteen inch erections and DDD cup breasts. Much like food, many people go to extreme efforts to super-size various parts of their body in an effort to adhere to the impossible standards we’ve place on what constitutes looking good.

If you have huge boobs, be pleased with them. If you have small boobs, be pleased with them. Get over the obsessive urge to super-size.

Wait, what? Did we just say that? Who doesn’t love big breasts? Not Victoria’s Secret which, as it has many times before, is hyping a new push up bra. This one claims to add two cup sizes to what you’ve already got.

And the bra is available available in DD cup size. So if you’re already big, you can be even bigger. See? Isn’t America great? We like everything bigger. And Victoria’s Secret is here to help.

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