Is it normal to be able to reach under my breast tissue ?

Sorry if this is a weird question, but I'm not sure where else to ask it.

I'm not sure if being able to reach under my breast tissue and move it is normal/a hyper mobile Ehlers danlos syndrome thing (and if I should be concerned), like I can grab the tissue and move it away from myself (not very far, but it feels like it's being held in place by mostly the skin and a couple of strings. (I have a very small chest)

I also I couldn't find the tag for seeking a diagnosis, so I wasn't able to tag it as such

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u/AlternativeSlow2768 — 7 days ago
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Found this beauty

I found this beautiful little baby. I'm not sure what kind of child this is. I'm located in Fernie BC

u/AlternativeSlow2768 — 17 days ago
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I have a huge any infestation that I think runs under my whole house, and it has been a problem for years. I recently learned that they feel pain, and now I don't know how to humanly get rid of them as they keep coming back. Before I was using boiling water when I found the nurseries, and it seamed to work a bit, but I don't want to cause suffering to them. Is there a quick, relatively painless way to kill them? I don't think they will leave naturally, as my house is old and is not sealed properly. Any advise would be greatly appreciated

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u/AlternativeSlow2768 — 4 months ago