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normal size areolas Posted: 03-21-08 09:25am


this might sound like a dumb question but what is the "normal" size for areolas? is there a normal size? i don't know what is considered big or small...

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Posted: 03-21-08 09:33am


There really isn't a normal size. Just like anything else..height, eyes, facial features...it varies from woman to woman. Some are as small as a dime and others are as big as a silver dollar. No size is bad; they are just different

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Posted: 03-21-08 11:16am


Penquins is right. Aureolas are as unique as the woman.

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