Breasts are soft because they’re made of fat and breast tissue. This makes them compress easily, which feels nice to the touch.
However, it’s important to remember that breasts also have milk glands and sensitive tissues. Rough handling can cause more pain than pleasure. That’s why it’s important to know your woman.
They’re made of fat
Boobs are largely made of fat tissue, or adipose tissue to be super scientific. They’re also composed of lobules that secrete milk (if you’re breastfeeding) and ducts to connect those lobules to the nipple, as well as other support tissues like ligaments. And the density of breast tissue is subject to fluctuations based on life changes like pregnancy, nursing, and aging. That’s why it’s a good idea to invest in bras with soft cup edges, like stretch lace. This keeps boobs from getting cut in by hard materials that rub against them. A soft material also allows the lobules to compress which makes them feel softer.
They’re made of breast tissue
Most people know that breasts are supple hunks of flesh that dangle from a woman’s chest, get shoved into bras and serve as fun erogenous zones to stimulate. But did you know that breasts are actually complex structures with a lot going on inside them? A woman’s breast is made up of glandular tissue that produces milk, fatty tissue that gives the shape and connective tissue that holds it all together. Each breast has a bunch of sections, called lobes, that look like the petals of a daisy, and a series of tubes that carry milk from these lobules to the nipple, which is found in the center of a dark area of skin known as an areola. These structures are surrounded by a firm muscle called the pectoralis.
They’re made of collagen
The most basic answer is that boobs are made of fat and breast tissue. The breasts also have lobules that secrete milk, ducts that connect these lobules to the nipple and other supportive tissue. All of these things add up to a mass that is quite dense and feels soft, especially when compressed (like when a guy sucks them or a woman wears a stretchy bra). As with most parts of the body, breast density changes with age, pregnancy and nursing, and weight fluctuations. Some women find that their boobs feel specially soft during certain points of their menstrual cycle and this is mostly due to hormonal fluctuations.
