"I've Never Felt Insecure About My Big Boobs — Diva Gbemmy"
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Instagram personality Gbemisola, popularly known as Diva Gbemmy, has spoken openly about her body, saying she has never felt insecure about her fuller breasts or questioned why she was born with them.
In a post on Instagram, the social media personality said her physical appearance has contributed to her confidence and taught her not to be overly concerned about other people's opinions.
"I wouldn't have been as bold and confident as I am right now without being housed in this body. It has taught me not to care about others' opinions because regardless of what you wear they will always stare. I love every inch of me and I know I'm not meant for everybody," she said.
Gbemmy also addressed comments about her breasts, particularly taunts from people who describe them as "fallen." In a live video, she rejected the notion that women with fuller breasts should be ashamed of their appearance.
According to her, the natural structure of breasts means they should not necessarily be expected to stand upright.
"If God meant the boobs to stand, He would have fitted them with bones, and the mere fact that they have no bones means they cannot stand. I'm blessed not to have ordinary boobs but full boobs and I own them with my full chest," she said.
The Instagram personality said her confidence in her body dates back to puberty, when she noticed that her physical features were more pronounced than those of her peers.
"Loving my body has always come naturally — it was love at first sight. It has always made sense to me and I have never questioned why my boobs are bigger while others are smaller," she wrote.
Gbemmy said that rather than becoming self-conscious about her appearance, she grew more appreciative of her body as she got older.
She also said she often finds it difficult to advise women with fuller breasts who approach her for tips on overcoming body insecurity, as she has never personally struggled with low self-esteem over her appearance.
"I have never struggled with low self-esteem due to societal pressures or negative body image," she said.
However, she urged women to embrace their individuality instead of trying to conform to society's expectations.
"If there's one thing I always say, it's this: Don't try to fit in when you were born to stand out," she added.
