5 Reasons to Love Your Breasts

Let’s take a moment to shower our boobs with appreciation.

Boobies! - This month is all about breast cancer awareness, and we dig it: prevention is key. But we also need to spend some time celebrating our breasts, in all their forms. Whether you’re sporting AAs or DDs, let’s take a moment to shower our boobs with appreciation, shall we? By Kenrya Rankin Naasel  (Photo: Granger Wootz/Blend Images/Corbis)

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Boobies! - This month is all about breast cancer awareness, and we dig it: prevention is key. But we also need to spend some time celebrating our breasts, in all their forms. Whether you’re sporting AAs or DDs, let’s take a moment to shower our boobs with appreciation, shall we? By Kenrya Rankin Naasel  (Photo: Granger Wootz/Blend Images/Corbis)

They Are Unique - Whether they are small or huge, teardrop shaped or perky, there is not another pair out there exactly like yours. Think of them as your own totally hot snowflakes, each one different from the rest.  (Photo: Adrianna Williams/Corbis)

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They Are Unique - Whether they are small or huge, teardrop shaped or perky, there is not another pair out there exactly like yours. Think of them as your own totally hot snowflakes, each one different from the rest.  (Photo: Adrianna Williams/Corbis)

They Are Healthy - In 2014 alone, 232,670 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Give thanks that yours are holding you down.  (Photo: Tetra Images/Getty Images)

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They Are Healthy - In 2014 alone, 232,670 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Give thanks that yours are holding you down.  (Photo: Tetra Images/Getty Images)

They Feed the Nations - Well, maybe not the nations, but those kids you want to have can sustain — and thrive — for the first six months of life by drinking nothing but the milk that your breasts produce, and that is pretty awesome. Called nature’s perfect food, breast milk is proven to produce healthier, smarter kids than those who are formula fed.  (Photo: Jose Luis Pelaez, Inc./Corbis)

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They Feed the Nations - Well, maybe not the nations, but those kids you want to have can sustain — and thrive — for the first six months of life by drinking nothing but the milk that your breasts produce, and that is pretty awesome. Called nature’s perfect food, breast milk is proven to produce healthier, smarter kids than those who are formula fed.  (Photo: Jose Luis Pelaez, Inc./Corbis)

They Make You Feel Good - Breasts are also sex organs, wired directly to the same parts of the brain that light up when your love below is stimulated. Score!  (Photo: Don Mason/Blend Images/Corbis)

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They Make You Feel Good - Breasts are also sex organs, wired directly to the same parts of the brain that light up when your love below is stimulated. Score!  (Photo: Don Mason/Blend Images/Corbis)

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They Look Good - Dress them up in fancy lingerie or down in a T-shirt, and the result is still the same — they look great on you.