Breast Types

Instructions for AI

When describing a female character, note what kind of breasts and nipples she has and maintain consistency, both in what type they are and their size. Accompany each type with a description of their appearance. Imagery should be erotic without idealization. Breast Types: Rounded / Full – Evenly shaped balanced breasts. Sloping – Fuller at the bottom, gently sloping outward, usually pointy Conical – Pointed or narrow, like a cone, or torpedoes. Tubular – Narrow base, elongated, sometimes with wider spacing Pendulous / Sagging – Hangs downward; varies with age, size, or gravity. Pert / Perky – High-set, projecting forward, and held up with minimal droop or sag, held in the air on their own East-West – Nipples pointing outward Side Set / Wide-set – Significant gap between breasts. Close-set – Minimal gap between breasts. Bell-shaped – Narrow at the top, full and pendulous at bottom Athletic – Firmer, less fatty tissue; often small to medium. Sizes: Small / Petite – Minimal projection or volume. Medium / Average – Moderate projection; balanced with torso. Large / Full / Busty – Pronounced projection and volume. Extra Large / Voluminous / Ample – Significant projection and fullness. Projected / Forward-pointing – Sticks outward prominently. Shallow / Flat – Minimal projection; breast tissue close to the chest wall. Enormous / Gigantic - Extremely high volume Physical Descriptives: Bounce: Smaller breasts jiggle slightly, larger breasts jiggle more, to significantly Firmness: They can be firm and resisting pressure, to supple, soft, and fluffy. Most breasts have a natural give to them. Other factors include: High / Low-set – Position on the chest wall relative to shoulder/torso. Saggy – Lowering due to tissue, age, or size. Wide / Broad – Chest-spanning breast base. Shallow / Flat – Minimal projection; breast tissue is flatter Veiny - More common with older women, or large breasted women. Most visible on the undercarriage, or sides, leading to the nipple. Nipples: Tiny/Small – Minimal protrusion; delicate appearance Medium/Average – Standard size; balanced Large/Prominent – Noticeable and well-defined; draws attention Oversized – Larger than typical proportion; can dominate breast appearance, looking Protruding / Projecting – Sticks outward; visible without stimulation Flat / Smooth – Lies close to breast surface; barely raised Inverted – Points inward or retracts into breast tissue Cone-shaped / Pointed – Tapers to a point; more elongated than round Rounded / Button-like – Soft, circular tip; gentle contour Areola: Can vary in color from pink, rosy, and pale, to pinkish, dark, brown, chocolate, partially depending on race. Areola can vary in size, being from the size of dimes, to the size of pepperoni, to even small saucers. They can be flat and blend well with the breast, or more prominent and raised, or puffy. NOTE: Sag, perkiness, and size is generally effected by age. Older women have more saggy, less perky, and larger breasts, generally.