Ever wonder what it's like to have big boobs... Take it from someone who has been bigger than a D cup since high school. As us, women say, "The struggle is real." And it really is a struggle. Not being able to wear the clothes that all your friends can wear, having back problems, I've heard it all. Here are 15 things girls with big boobs will only understand.

1. Back and Neck Problems

Walking from class to class is a struggle. Going to the grocery store is hard. Doing everything IS A STRUGGLE.

2. Grandma Style

Walking slower than all your friends and in the end, they call you "grandma" because you're so damn slow.

3. Clothing

Not being able to wear the tight, skimpy, clothing your friends can wear.

4. Food

All your friends can eat whatever crap they want, while you have to watch your food intake because it goes straight to your big boobs.

5. Bathing suits

While all your friends can wear push up, and those little string bikinis you have to wear the full coverage old lady bathing suits... Finding bathing suits are a big struggle to find.

6. Working out

Wearing two bras to the gym because one isn't enough.

7.Bending over

Bending over and everyone looking down but you can't hide them even if you try...

8. Laying down with significant other-

He might as well lay on your boobs because they're much comfier than his lap.

9. Camp

If you're a camp counselor like me, then you know that all the little 5-year-old boys want to grab and look at the big "boobies" ....they have all eyes on you... or your chest.

10. People staring at them

People are always conflicted whether or not they're real or fake.

11. Bras that fit

While your friends get their bras at VS for $35, you have to pay $65 and up...

12. Knocking items over

Not knowing what you jus knocked over on your desk because you can't see below you.

13. Laying down and wearing a bra

The biggest problem is not being able to see your feet when you're taking a little nap...yikes.

14. Putting it on, taking it off

What else is new. Clipping three hooks in the back, adjusting straps to the tightest or else they'll fall.

Glad everyone in the D-Cup world can relate to me