A model with double-G-sized boobs says she has to splash out £3,000 each month on clothes tailored to fit her large chest.
The influencer, who goes by the name Yath Beauty, says finding clothes that fit her can be a complete nightmare, so she'll get her outfits tailor-made in China so as to avoid any wardrobe malfunctions.
Yath, who has not given her real name, unfortunately has to deal with daily negative comments online about her big breasts and says this only gets worse during the summer.
The warmer months are also a pain for her due to sweat-induced under-boob rashes, which the 30-year-old combats by wearing low-cut tops and applying soothing baby powder.
Yath, who lives in Norwich, UK, explained: "I get told to put my breasts away because no one needs to see them, or I get told to lose weight because they are too big and unhealthy, even though I was born that way.
"[They tell me to] have some self-respect for yourself, even though what I wear is not even that bad; they just hate seeing cleavage. I get called a hoe just for wanting to fit in with the world of fashion, as I feel that fashion is not inclusive.
"I have now resulted in getting my clothes tailored, which is more expensive, but at least everything fits right. My custom clothing costs me around £3,000 a month as I get it from China."
She continued: "Other comments I get are that they must touch her knees; what a cow, you will never find a husband, or you're just an attention seeker.
"Summer is the worst as boob sweat gets so bad, so baby powder has become my best friend. However, having big breasts can also lead to rashes under them as the skin can't breathe, so again, I use baby powder to prevent the skin from rubbing or I use an oil underneath my breast, which works wonders."
According to Yath, men will act differently after noticing the attention she receives because of her breasts, and she's had to deal with a lot of jealousy in her relationships.
Yath explained: "I find that the guys I have dated tend to be very jealous due to the attention I get because of my physique; they end up being mean to me instead, or they hate the number of comments I get under my Instagram posts.
"They would call me an attention seeker even though I do nothing to seek attention; I am just being myself. I feel like my breasts have empowered me due to the confidence I give to female followers that have the same issues as me.
"I love receiving messages on my social media from my followers telling me [that], due to my confidence in myself, they are able to be themselves, love their curves, and wear what they want to wear. I love receiving those types of messages; it really puts a smile on my face."
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