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The text is a letter to a advice columnist, "Aunty Temi," from a 23-year-old woman named Denike who is struggling with her large breasts. She feels self-conscious and embarrassed by the attention they receive from others, and is worried that her breasts will prevent her from finding a husband. The advice columnist responds with a message of self-acceptance and confidence, encouraging Denike to embrace her body and not let her breasts define her worth. The columnist also suggests that Denike learn to appreciate and make good use of what she has, and to be careful when choosing what to wear. Additionally, the columnist advises Denike to not lose self-confidence and to feel free to carry herself anywhere, as a man who truly appreciates her will come around.

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The text is a letter to a advice columnist, "Aunty Temi," from a 23-year-old woman named Denike who is struggling with her large breasts. She feels self-conscious and embarrassed by the attention they receive from others, and is worried that her breasts will prevent her from finding a husband. The advice columnist responds with a message of self-acceptance and confidence, encouraging Denike to embrace her body and not let her breasts define her worth. The columnist also suggests that Denike learn to appreciate and make good use of what she has, and to be careful when choosing what to wear. Additionally, the columnist advises Denike to not lose self-confidence and to feel free to carry herself anywhere, as a man who truly appreciates her will come around.

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