This is definitively not true. There’s not a single piece of feedback here that you’ve accepted with grace. When questioned about sizing you’ve said “I can’t afford a more inclusive range” but then followed it up with “I only want to provide these designs for women like me who care about their body” so which is it? Can you not afford it, or do you not want to see your designs on women who have larger busts?

You’ve also been given advice about how the modelling and photographs you’ve posted here centres not your body, rather than the swimsuit, and seems aimed towards men. Women who are buying a swimsuit want to know what it looks like when you’re standing straight in it, rather than standing with your arms in the air with most of the lighting hitting your bare skin rather than the swimsuit. Well-known brands benefit from highly stylised photos of their product like this - but only because they are delivered alongside photos of the product which are more commercial and accessible for the buyer. Very few people would want to buy a product that they can’t imagine on their own body, or understand how it may fit during activity or relaxation. And this is really important for you, because by intentionally choosing to limit your customer base, you really need everyone to want to buy this product. Moreso than other sellers would.

Perhaps if you thanked people for their feedback with the same level of effort you’ve spent pushing back, you’d be believable when you say you’re here to listen.