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" Dear Jess, My breasts are nearly UN-existing and they are my biggest self-esteem issue. Every time I go somewhere I&amp;#039;m concerned about what people are going to think of me and I always get the feeling everyone is making fun of me behind my back. And that feeling was recently confirmed when someone posted this anonymously on my Facebook page: &amp;quot;You really should get a boob job RIGHT NOW because they are non-existing. You are so ugly.&amp;quot; I don&amp;#039;t know what to do and now I don&amp;#039;t wanna go to school because I&amp;#039;m too afraid someone will make fun of me.  Please help me! \u2013Jill  Hi Jill, I am so sorry that someone posted a comment like that. It&amp;#039;s really tough when people can hide behind their computers. When people make posts on Facebook or other social networking sites, it can be so easy for one to forget that there are real feelings involved. People forget that the things they post have the real potential to hurt another person. I want to encourage you to not let fear stand in the way of you being you! Everyone grows at different times and is sized differently. Instead of feeling weird about it, try to think of some things that are great about a smaller chest\u2013 like being able to wear whatever shirt or dress you want, or how your clothes just fit to your body. Your body is beautiful, small chest and all. Stand proud, Jill! You are very special\u2013 exactly how you are made! Blessings, Jess "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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