The Overflowing Bra

Bridget deals with the fallout of her disassociation with Aidan, falling back on good female friends from her volleyball days, particularly the fashionista of the group, Clara. Ignoring her mother's warning, she agree to meet with Dana Daniels, the local reporter who promised to put her in contact with another woman who shares her condition. After a makeover from her friend, Clara, the two drive downtown to a cafe where they have been promised a meeting with the mystery woman in exchange for a brief interview for Dana's latest human interest story.

It's summer, and Bridget is 18 and preparing to enter her senior year of high school, and she's bigger than ever. Her breasts are truly beginning to interfere with even the simplest everyday activities she used to take for granted. Aidan has developed something of a talent for baseball, so Bridget's mother decides it would be nice to go out and support him at the first game of his final high school season, which unfortunately means Bridget will be on display for half the town. This leads to a few interesting interactions...

Acknowledgement: First up, thank you for the feedback! I've seen your criticisms that the story is lacking in description of the actual BE, and that is by design. I understand if that's disappointing, but I didn't want to write about a young girl experiencing too much growth in the moment for...reasons. However, you should look forward to later chapters when she is of age. I'll show, in great detail, what it's like for her when she grows while still conscious. Summary: After her run-in with Eva and her toadies, Bridget has stormed out of the school. Her mother catches her outside and they go to have a conversation with the principal about bullying. Skipping ahead two years, Bridget has found some success as a volleyball player. Her growth appears to have leveled off, leaving her chest much larger than average but still manageable. She has friends, and her relationships with Aidan and her family are close to perfect. However good she feels, though, the specter of her condition hangs over her head, and she dreads growing again.

Bridget is experiencing rapid and extraordinary growth in her breasts, causing social isolation and emotional distress. Her friend, Aidan, has been supportive and understanding, and their friendship deepens as they navigate this challenging situation together. This chapter follows Bridget's journey as she grapples with her body image, the challenges of daily life, and the pressure to return to school. Her mother is supportive but firm, encouraging Bridget to face her fears.

Bridget Thomas was an average tomboy before she hit puberty. Then things started growing, and fast. Then they kept growing as she got older. Then they grew some more.