Puffies- National Geographic-Western Women

I was asked an interesting question by a student of mine - I'd like to hear from the group what they have seen and felt. National Geographic Magazine NG) that bastion of anthropology, geography and the environment since the days of Teddy Roosevelt (and maybe before) always show bare breasted black women but never ever the mammae of a white woman. So far I was in agreement with her. She then says that black when as exemplified in NG keep their puffies longer - in fact long into adulthood. Is this true? Question for the group - at what point did your areolae move from puffy (Stage 4 Tanner) to that of a flattened areola and extending papilla (nipple) (Stage 5 Tanner). Where there epochal events in your life which marked this change i.e. going on birth control pills, a lover who sucked them, birth of a child/children? And secondly have many of you gone backwards - nipples that revert to puffies?

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Wow, great topic and i honestly don't ever remember having "puffies" ever...lol.

You really have me thinking now. 😳

soumise

I have to agree with soumise on this one. I don't recall ever being aware of "puffies" or anything other than the way they are now.

LadyDoc

I do recall having "puffies" (Stage 4 Tanner)and going through that stage at about ten or eleven. I kept wondering when my breasts would get larger. And, they certainly did 😘.

Lady Teddy