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TLC’s ‘Strange Sex’ Features Woman with World’s Largest Breasts: 102zzz Baby!

Dolly Parton famously got breast reduction surgery to ease a lifetime of back ache. Virginia Arlington laughs “Why fix something that’s not broken?” And surely she would have more to complain about, considering she’s sporting the world’s largest mammaries with her 102zzz breasts. The twins weigh in at 85 pounds and have turned heads wherever she goes and fueled her career as her alter ego, soft-core pornographer Norma Stitz.

“I’m one in a million,” she said in an understatement, “Always imitated but never duplicated.”

Her unique situation came from a lifelong condition known as gigantomastia that put her in a bra at 10 and which has added mass to her breasts for the rest of her life. She’s being in the TLC (The Learning Channel) show “strange sex.” While many viewers are perplexed what exactly the “learning” channel is teaching nowadays, this series has been popular, featuring an erotic breastfeeding episode, among other various titillating peculiarities. Season 3 returns on Sunday, July 15 at 10 p.m. ET, with Annie appearing at 10:30 p.m. ET.

It’s not all fun having the world’s biggest breasts. Though she is happy as a living “fantasy model” (as she describes herself), carrying around such fantastic material has its drawbacks. “When I have to bend over, if I get up the wrong way I’m going to hurt myself. If I stand up for a long period of time, I do get numbness in my shoulders.”

The breasts also have to act as natural air bags, because she reports that “I’m not going to put on my seat belt because it’s too tight across my breasts.”

She had long been bullied for her endowments, since she was a young child up to this day, and even now she must face public commentary. “When I go out of my house I have to think about what my day is going to be like and who is going to attack me today. Every day someone teases me that doesn’t know me. They make fun of me and there’s no reason. I’m human like everybody else.

“I’m just blessed in different ways than other people. It affects my son very badly because people stare.”

Nevertheless, she has said that “I’ve never thought about bringing a knife on myself,” and has propped up her fame on those one-of-a-kind set of money-makers. She won’t let any ridicule weigh her down, but is proud to flaunt the gifts that have pleased so many.

Daniel June: Daniel June studied English literature at Michigan State University, graduating in 2003. Working a potpourri of jobs since, from cake-decorator to proofreader, his passion has always been writing, resulting in books of essays, novels, and children’s novellas.