A 20-year-old British student is crowdfunding a for a breast reduction as her 34J cleavage is "ruining" her life.
Law student Amber Roach, whose breast reduction was denied by the NHS then allowed again only to be postponed by the pandemic, is now hoping to raise £5,000 ($6,458) for a breast reduction.
Her GoFundMe page reads: "I endure emotional stress as people naturally stare, point or ask me if they are real and some people shout sexual and derogatory comments on the street or worse.
"I do not want this negative attention."
In an interview with The Sun, she said: "Everyone always thinks of big boobs as a good thing and I know, in so many ways, I am blessed.
"But the truth is they are ruining my life."
Amber said that her large breasts also stop people, especially men, from taking her seriously "because they are just talking to my boobs all the time".
"But men are the last reason I am doing this," she added.
"I need to be able to live a normal life before I can even think about a bloke."
Amber's breasts have also stopped her from playing sport, something she used to enjoy.
She said: "I was always sport mad. I used to play county netball at school.
"I loved football, rugby, trampolining and athletics 1,500m and 400m. But it is now three years since I have been able to run and even then I had to wear two bras and tuck in my arms.
"It's so frustrating because I can't have the stress release of sport."
Amber's breasts mean that she has needed physiotherapy since she was a teenager, and she has been told by doctors that if her back continues to be put under strain, she could be forced to use a wheelchair.
The student explained on the GoFundMe page that she has spent the past five years looking for a solution to her problem, and she has only resorted to crowdfunding as a "last resort".
The page reads: "I am 20 years old and find myself already struggling with mundane tasks.
"I am hoping to get a reduction on the basis that my back is in constant agony. It has to support the extra 1.1 stone on my chest.
"This causes the bottom half of my back to slowly wear away whilst my upper back is overworking, which has caused an imbalance in my posture."
She continued: "I was told by my physio in 2014 that if I do not follow an exercising routine for my back, that I will have severe issues before my 40s.
"I have recently contacted my Doctor addressing my pain and I now frequently take paracetamol, Naproxen and Codeine all day every day. This is not healthy."
The crowdfunding page has raised £1,822 ($2,353) at the time of writing.