My breasts have always been big. From the moment they sprouted, my first year of junior high, they were big -- so that I had to bind them down, or they would have stuck out like a high school senior's. Even then, no matter how tightly I bound them, they were still noticeable enough that the boys would whistle and shout catcalls about them, every day at school. "Look at those hooters!" they would yell out. "What jugs." "Get a load of them boobs." And of course, the one that followed me everywhere even as an adult, "Hey, tits!"
Guys, especially in high school, were always grabbing them, "accidentally" brushing up against them or letting the back of their hand or arm graze them. I slapped and pushed and screamed at many, until I finally became adept at steering my breasts out of the way of their reach like the prow of a ship eluding an iceberg's clutch.
Of course, as soon as I got to high school, every boy wanted to date me. They all stopped me in the hall to talk at sometime or other. But the whole time their eyes would be on, you guessed it, the pair of twin bulges beneath my blouse or sweater or coat, so prominent nothing could hide or disguise them. I always wore my blouses buttoned up to the second from the top so that absolutely no cleavage showed (I'd have buttoned the last one too, but I didn't want to look like a prude out of some old movie) -- but that didn't make any difference. My chest was still the first place guys eyes went when they met me.
When I began dating, every boy tried to get that blouse unbuttoned and my brassiere off. It was a constant skirmish between his hands and mine, with my jutting mammary glands as the prize. Even when they were kissing me, hugging me, telling me they loved me, I always knew they were thinking about my breasts; and even when I did meet a boy I liked enough to let wrestle them free, I couldn't help wondering if he would even be going out with me if it weren't for my titties.
After I was married, I gave my husband free reign of them. He, and the men who came afterward, could never seem to get enough. (And I won't say my breasts didn't like the attention, now that they no longer had to be defended for strategic reasons like pregnancy and self-respect.) They would stare at them first, when I had slipped off a bra or peignoir, until I, too, would look down at the huge, pale cones and pointed pink tips, and wonder what it was about them that made them so special in men's eyes.
My lovers would caress them reverently for hours (often sending delicious thrills through me), until I seemed to dwindle away and become two enormous globes of flesh, each with an oh-so-vulnerable nerve-ending at the apex, down which overpowering currents of pleasure or pain could be sent with equal ease.