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tigoldbiddies
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 Posted: Nov 28, 2007 - 05:28 PM
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| I'll say that if you have small boobs you could/should/would be blessed. I've had huge boobs ever since junior high school and it is hereditary from my mom's side and I just wish they weren't so big. Grandma was huge with a small waist, mom is a 34DD with a 26 inch waist and she's had us three kids, and right now, I'm a 34EE witha 20 inch waist and 105#. Through junior high and high school the guys would make comments that weren't nice. Those comments weren't just from the guys, some girls that were jealous would have something to say because of the way I looked and I always made it a point to dress conservatively, nothing revealing or form fitting. Just there is something about trying to hide these EE's. Through college guys were nicer because they wanted something I wasn't willing to give. Jobs while going to school someone always made comments. Maybe give thanks for what you have if you are healthy and feel blessed! |
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Post subject: RE: 4946
Posted: Dec 14, 2007 - 02:58 PM
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| There are so many disadvantages to having a large bust, mine is 34EE and it is hereditary. All the way from junior high school through life. I've experienced everything except working in a mens club, although I did work at Hooters for six weeks, just got tired of guys comments. I guess I'm overly sensitive to their size and attitudes of men's and women's. Guys comments are normal and to be expected but women's sometimes are just rude. I do not think I'm more beautiful than other women but am treated by other women snobbishly like they think I think I'm all that. Other women really seem to be jealous of my shape, which is hard to hide with these 34EE's and I have an extremely small waist considering the size of my breasts. My husband loves to watch me from behind and always comments about the hourglass figure, but I don't mind it from him, I kinda like it, and he likes to sorta like show me off of which I'm not to keen on. When we are out together, we get many looks from both sexes, he says they're looking at me and I say that the women are looking at him because he's a good looking hunk, my hunk!!!! I've got a little off the subject but I'm just telling you that there are disadvantages as well as advantages to having large breasts but the disadvantages are more one sided to the woman and the advantages the man. |
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Posted: Dec 14, 2007 - 11:17 PM
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Ok. I would like to say that it so annoying hearing people constantly bash people with implants. I have silicone implants and they have made me be at a Full C, Small D from a size A. Sure, men SAY they don't like implants, but I haven't had one complaint yet - it's actually annoying how many people (women included) want to feel and see and yada yada yada......
Granted it is heinous when some get them HUGE and they are apparently fake, but there are a lot of us who spend lots of money on getting a good surgeon, good implants, and making the right size choice for our bodies. Don't go around bashing women who CHOOSE to enhance their chests.
My breasts are for me. I have a naturally "bigger" lower half and I looked unorportioned. My implants have made me look like I am even top to bottom - naturally. I have had no health problems, although as with any procedure there are risks. This was fully researched on my part before the consultation, and I know what I can/cannot do in order to keep everything in great shape. It's some maintenance, but don't we all go through routine things to keep ourselves beautiful? It's all a pain in the ass, but in the end I am much more confident with myself and that's exactly what I was striving for.
So to all you bashers - Either be confident with yours, get some new ones, or just freakin' realize that "to each his own" -
And Im sorry if some of you believe that I am defined by my "BIG FAKE TITS" because that is judgemental and ignorant on your part and I suggest you keep that opinion to yourselves - we are in 2007 - shit almost 2008 ladies!!! The world is a big diverse place, respect everyone worthy of your respect and move on. |
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Posted: Dec 27, 2007 - 08:23 PM
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Miss_D, I totally agree! Women like to talk crap these days, it's like a big trend.
Personally, I think that getting implants to fill out ur bust or make things proportional is just fine. It's not like ur trying to be a porn star or anything! I am pretty flat-chested and have a bigger bottom half as well, so of course I wish my boobs were a little bigger. I feel bad for women who have naturally huge boobs (b/c of the pain and ridicule) and those who have almost nothing (it sucks not to be able to fit into anything). But at the end of the day, what we do with our lives is so much bigger than our boob size.
Just try not to think about it and surround yourself with people who don't care about superficial things. My bf is a 'boob man', but he still likes mine the way they are--because he loves me and all that matters is that they are MY boobs. lol
So don't ever let yourself be around a man that makes u feel less b/c of your boob size, big or small. As long as you're happy then it doesn't matter what other people think.
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Post subject: RE: 4946
Posted: Jan 06, 2008 - 07:43 PM
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| i agree with everyone who suggests you not to take an operation. besides, big boobs suck: chronic backache, very expensive bras and no jogging... |
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Post subject: RE: 4946
Posted: Feb 04, 2008 - 01:03 AM
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i think the first step is go see a doctor - if you trust your local doctor, they will have a specialist they trust they can recommend - go speak to them about all your options, the benefits, the risks, the financial costs, the phsyical strain.
i dont know whether you should get inplants. but once you know everything there is to know about them from a specialist...you might know whether you want them or not. |
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Post subject: I understand your pain!
Posted: Feb 25, 2008 - 07:42 PM
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I totally know what your going through. I've had 2 kids & totally lost not only my size but my perkiness. I was going to look into surgery, but I have heard of alot of negatives. So I did try one or two of the breast creams that are available- sorry...no good. They don't do anything. However, I have been looking fo another option, & think I found it! If you wanna know feel free to contact me cuz I don't wanna break any rules! Good Luck  |
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Post subject: RE: I understand your pain!
Posted: Jul 12, 2008 - 04:56 AM
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I dont think anyone was bashing, they just personally dont think the chance of complications is worth it.
What drives me nuts, is when I complain about being smaller than an A, there is always someone to say, "Consider yourself lucky. You dont have back problems from DDs." Did I ever say I wanted to be a DD? Damn, a B would be nice. |
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