Should I get plastic surgery?

[Phillycat]

Specifically, breast enhancement. I have a body similar to this:



but not even CLOSE to those size boobs. I would like to be more proportional, as I have curvy hips and butt, but B-cup boobs.

What do you think? :hi: And no, I'm not posting pics. Perverts. :D

Also, there is no male opinion on this issue in my life - this would be purely for me.

[Nickster]

1. Wha....? Did you say something? /Drool. n/t

[flvegan]

2. How about PM'ing pics, then?

You said you wouldn't post them. You didn't say you wouldn't PM them.

Yes, ma'am...slapping self in your absence.

[ghostsofgiants]

3. Just my personal opinion, but fake boobs = ick.

[slj0101]

4. If you really look like that, who cares about boobies?

hubba-hubba!

[LeftyMom]

5. Fake boobs look, well, fake.

My personal thought is that there are plenty of great push-up bras and those silicone "cookies" that go between boob and bra work wonders. Either one or both could get you looking a bit more proportionate without the health risk involved in surgery.

[plcdude]

6. okay

I think it is your body and if you would feel better about yourself by adding portionality to it then you should do it. This all about how you feel about yourself and only you can make that decision. But if this would improve your self image then go ahead.

[buddhamama]

7. it is your decision

and only yours. seriously though, you don't need it.

and fake boobs are fake. why be fake?

I have smaller breastt than you and i would never ever get a boob job.

it is not that i don't care about how i look,

actually, it is that i don't care,
to the degree that i am happy with me just as i am.

you're already beautiful janesez, you don't need bigger boobs.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

8. I voted "no", but ...

go ahead and post the pictures.

We're not perverts. We're here to help.

Regards.

[jpgray]

9. These "should" votes from the guys are kind of freaking me out

Great breasts and/or a sexy figure aren't issues of size at all--a lot of small-chested women have a lithe elegance to them that would be ruined by implants, and some large breasts are less than attractive, particularly if they are fake. A B cup is nothing to worry about in any case with regard to size, in my somewhat knowledgeable experience.

[Book Lover]

10. Well, if you can justify spending your money that way, why not? (nm)

[AlCzervik]

11. very personal decision, personally i'd just like mine put back where they used to be-

damn gravity!!! Shakes fist in air!

[La Lioness Priyanka]

12. get them if you want them....and can afford them

the new fake boobs dont look fake and dont feel fake

that said i hate surgery so i would never get optional surgery

[jpgray]

14. In my experience fake breasts are easily identifiable

At least they've somewhat moved beyond the "I've had coconut shell halves subcutaneously grafted onto me" look.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

17. not if they are in proportion..and docs dont make it all fake perky any more

they are quite natural looking

[jpgray]

22. It's true they look much better

Especially when realistically-sized to the girl's existing figure, but all the same there's just no comparison with a natural bust, in my view.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

23. that maybe true. but i am prejudiced since i am well endowed.

[slj0101]

32. And those modesty implants are working wonders!

[Richardo]

35. !!!

:applause:

[La Lioness Priyanka]

73. whatever dude!

i am well endowed. unless you disagree that a 34D chest is not well endowed.

:eyes:

[La Lioness Priyanka]

39. i see no reason to lie about i.

i am well endowed. you would have to be blind to miss that.

[slj0101]

48. And so am I. Really.

I'm packin' more hose than a fire engine.

[jpgray]

49. You can borrow my pair of three legged jeans.

:dunce:

[La Lioness Priyanka]

50. yeah ...umm given the lounge has a pic thread every day.

the fact that i am well endowed comes as no shock to anybody.

had maybe you been here longer than 5 mins before insulting people... you would know this.

[slj0101]

51. I didn't insult you. I just pointed out a lack of humility.

Calling you a poopie-head would be an insult, and I'm above that.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

52. its not a lack of humility to state the obvious.

[slj0101]

64. I sincerely apologize. It was a semantics thing.

I get where you are coming from now. You weren't trying to boast, just trying to explain that you are...um.. "bosomy."

I'm sorry. Will you forgive me?

[La Lioness Priyanka]

66. thank you

[idgiehkt]

61. you know, sometimes it just boggles the mind...

a woman with a D-cup states the fact that she does, in fact, have large breasts and she's berated for a 'lack of humility'. Another woman who is less well-endowed posts a thread asking if she should get breast implants...on this thread most men are supportive, while on the other hand, on another thread someone posts a picture of Fiona Apple and several men take cheap shots at her breast size and refer to how 'flat' she is.

fuckety-fuck-fuck, it's a fucked up fucking world...and these are just the supposedly 'enlightened' people.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

63. also why should i be modest about my boobs? they are what they are

and they are big.

i am not responsible for setting societal standards that big boobs are the best ...i think my gf's small B cups are the best personally..

[fudge stripe cookays]

93. Why should you be modest about anything, dear?

They are what they are, and you enjoy showing them. To everyone. Repeatedly.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

97. ignore is your friend. and yes i do enjoy showing them.

they are magnificent. now i am showing off.

[fudge stripe cookays]

100. Well, I have often been told mine are perfect.

It's not like we get a prize or anything. It just says something about your need for validation.

I don't put people on ignore. It allows me to fully enjoy ALL of the DU experience. Even the annoying ones.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

101. i dont need the validation, i also dont need to hide them.

they are just flesh...

its my body...and i enjoy it.

[never cry wolf]

70. Most men are NOT supportive

at this time it's 24-6 against from males. It does suck that stating a D cup is considered by some as bragging. You have what you have and everyone is different and beautiful in their own way.

[idgiehkt]

81. bad phrasing on my part.

I meant they were supportive of the fact that she is fine the way she is, or that it's her decision. Oops.

[LostinVA]

75. You said it -- I totally agree

[Left Is Write]

71. It doesn't have anything to do with humility.

Is it immodest for me to say I have blonde hair? That I am 5'4"? That I am 40 years old? That I have a small chest? These are all merely facts and impart no opinion of myself, inflated or otherwise.

Same with lioness. She just said she's well-endowed. It's not a boast. It's no different than my saying I'm small-busted.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

72. thanks left is write. i can be arrogant but i wasnt being on this one.

i was really just stating a plainly obvious fact.

[slj0101]

83. I misunderstood her. Please see my apology response.

:hi:

[LostinVA]

76. How does one stating one has large breasts equal being vain/immodest?

It's like saying I want to get colored contacts to make my eyes blue, and another poster says, I have blue eyes.

Interesting response.

[Redstone]

79. So, you've been here all of 99 posts, and you're ready to start insulting people.

What a guy.

Redstone

[slj0101]

84. Thanks for the welcome. I apologized already.

slj0101

[Redstone]

85. OK. Everything's good, then. I'll tell you something about DUers:

I've said some DAMN stupid things, and as long as I realized it quickly and apologized, all was OK. DUers are a forgiving crowd, and a good bunch. Hope you like it here.

Redstone

[NewJeffCT]

98. To paraphrase Muhammed Ali -

It's not bragging if you can back it up...

[NewJeffCT]

57. I agree with priyanka on that

Some boob jobs do look realistic. The best looking are the ones where the woman goes up "only" a cup size, like from a B to a C... if you go from an A to a DD, you'll almost always look fake.

On the other side, I have seen a few women with real ones that many thought were fake.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

60. people often think mine are fake

[NewJeffCT]

67. I guess it is kind of a compliment

My ex-wife (who had real ones that many thought were fake) seemed almost embarrassed by it, though.

[ET Awful]

104. My GF gets accused of having fake ones pretty regularly

Hers are actually bigger than Pri's and cause her huge amounts of back pain (not to mention boob pain).

[crim son]

13. If your body is anything like the model's

then I imagine the surgery would be a waste of money with potential health/aesthetic risks as well. With B cups, clothing fits you well, you don't lack curves and most people look at you and say, "Perfect." Women with large breasts and beautiful faces don't have better luck or happier lives, IMO.

[SPKrazy]

92. No

they get more attention- like in the movie "Liar Liar" with Jim Carey-if you saw it.

Remember the scene where the woman on the elevator said "Everyone is just so nice here"

"it's because you've got big b.....(elevator door closes)

There are risks to surgery.

B cups are nice

:shrug:

[MrCoffee]

15. i'm sorry, what was the question? all i saw was Scarlett...

[radwriter0555]

16. Yes, but ONLY if you listen to your surgeon and their recommendations.

I have a friend who was totally flat after her kid, but she was curvy, she had real hips, a nice stomach, etc. But NO tits to speak of. She went a little too big, but still, she looked so much better and younger with decent sized boobs.

If you go no larger than a C cup, then yes. Stay manageable and realistic. It can be very flattering. Shop around, find the very best surgeon you can afford from personal recommendations.

[Brewman_Jax]

18. Sorry I was distracted...

Since you're asking, I say please don't. Don't go on the table unless you have to. I've seen your pics--you're mahvelous as you are.

I will be going on the table in about a month (hernia repair) and I'm not looking forward to it. :scared:

[Dora]

19. In their current state, do your boobs present a problem?

Do you feel self-conscious about their size? Is it difficult to find clothing or bras that fit?

If your answer to both of those questions is "no," then I would advise against it. Surgery is surgery, recovery is recovery, and body alteration is permanent.

You are a beautiful person, and your body is the perfect vessel for all that is you. Wear it proudly.

[Phillycat]

34. Both answers are "no".

A good answer, one I will ponder.

[seemunkee]

20. Do what makes you happy

Being confident and proud of the way you look is sexy.

[azmouse]

21. Larger breasts make clothes harder to fit.

I'm a D cup. I wish I was a B.

But what matters is that you are happy. :hi:

[Dora]

26. This is a very important point. n/t

[La Lioness Priyanka]

30. hey me too...a C was fine. the D is a menace

[Richardo]

24. I say no.

Don't like the fake body parts. On anyone. And I've seen your pic and you do not need 'enhancement' of any kind. :hi:

[montanto]

25. Nope

I was at a crowded club in West Hollywood standing in line waiting for a drink when I felt what was obviously the pointed end of a Nerf football pressing into the back of my arm. I turned to look and was surprised to see that it was in fact a breast. Disconcerting, you know, a boob that feels like a football. The girl said "scuze me" and I said "no problem," but I still think about it. I mean, hell, if you can't even feel them yourself when they are pushed up against a total stranger, what?

I like boobs as much as any guy, but real small always beats any size fake.

[LSK]

27. another no vote n/t

[LaraMN]

28. I think you should do what makes you happy.

I'm not a big fan of the plastic, myself, but I wouldn't dream of telling someone else what they should do with their own body. I think there's alot to be said for variety in body types. I'll never look like a Victoria's Secret model, because I'm a B-cup as well, but they're what nature gave me, and I think they're fine. I believe in being the best person I can be through healthy means, and I don't consider surgery healthy for myself so I wouldn't do it, but I wouldn't malign someone else for doing it, either.

[jpgray]

31. This is the best answer

[Bullwinkle925]

29. My vote is no. After working for surgeons who see tons of breast cancer patients ...

it seems to me that it's best to leave nature alone. You have to think about getting very CLEAR mammograms in the future, if you've not already started getting them. You're healthy, and if you have a body such as the one in the picture - take care of it. In my opinion - her breasts look too large for her frame, anyway. Hope this helps.

[never cry wolf]

33. Don't do it

It's only in America where large boobs are put on a pedestal. The french aesthetic is that the perfect breast should fit nicely into a champaign glass, and I agree with that.

My best friend had it done last May and IMHO went from a 10 to a 7 (for a 51 year old.) It is very obvious she had it done. She went from a perfectly petite size 1/2 51 year old who looked 35 to an udderly middle aged woman. I could PM you before and after pics if you'd like. (Or anyone else either, I am still looking to validate my opinion.)

When my friend had it done I did a lot of research on it. Most boob jobs require secondary surgery within 5 years. It is not permanent and they last about 10 years. Then you have to either unimplant and scar tissue removed or reimplant. There are also quite a few possible side effects. Here's a good site to start with, read some of the personal stories http://www.breastimplantinfo.org/ . Most sites you see are put up by plastic surgeon organizations, surgeons or manufacturer's so be wary that they are trying to make a sale.

I wish you the best of luck with your decision. I don't know how old you are but believe me, most middle aged women would love to still be "perky."

edited: spellun and to add, insurance doesn't cover it but insurance also will not cover and subsequent surgery needed due to complications or deflation.

[Bullwinkle925]

37. Amen to that.

What I'd give to be able to put an undershirt on each day instead of the 'boulder-holder'.

[idgiehkt]

58. thanks for that link

here's an important paragraph, I've read this woman's story before:


http://www.breastimplantinfo.org/per_stories/kacey.html
"Immediately after surgery, I began experiencing weird, shooting arm pains. Then slowly, every joint/bone/muscle in my body was in excruciating pain. I was exhausted all of the time, had no energy, experienced hair loss, and had pains in my chest, heart, and ribs. I had trouble remembering things and thinking clearly. The list goes on and on---before implants, I just had allergies.

I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondilitis (arthritis of the neck and spine), fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome. My doctor thought silicone was the problem. I lived in doctor's offices, I was bed-ridden, and I was disabled. (I've got the handicapped parking pass and am waiting on my lawyer's appeal for my disability claim).

My "safe" saline breast implants cost me everything. The surgery to put them in cost $4500, and to take them out was the best $6400 my parents could have spent. Yep, my parents helped me, because I was still paying the cost to have them put in

"I never thought about my implants being dangerous. Almost all of my doctors agreed that my health problems were not related to implants. The fact is, these saline implants are encased in silicone, and silicone can be harmful to your body! The silicone shell is enough to cause autoimmune diseases and various health problems. I was tested for silicone poisoning, and I came up positive."


I don't know if there are accurate statistics out there as to how many women have these kinds of problems. Of course it is up to the individual woman to weigh the risks and decide.

[underpants]

36. No

Boobs are fun but they aren't really necessary :evilgrin:

You are drop dead gorgeous anyway.

[chaska]

38. Some of us like 'em small. I mean REALLY like 'em....

Take that as you will, but I just think altering one's body through surgery is something not to be done lightly. I would only do it to repair a defect. A real defect, not an imagined one.

[amitten]

40. Just remember they have to be replaced about every 7 years.

That's one thing a lot of people will never mention, but it's the truth. Breast implants are not permanent. And it's no easy surgery...if you get them, resign yourself to several more surgeries during your lifetime. Also, ask yourself if you can afford that financially.

Also, you feel that your B cup isn't "proportional", but actually for a small frame that is the average American breast-size. It's the normal size for your frame...not a C or a D cup, which is actually disproportionate. I think you'd look too top-heavy with big boobs. :shrug:

[kay1864]

54. Where in the world do you get that figure?

Wikipedia says otherwise:

The only available literature with longer term available MRI data on single lumen 3rd/4th generation silicone implants comes from Europe and has reported silent rupture rates of at least 8% to 15% at about 10 years.<21> <22>.

That is NOT "every 7 years". Or even "every 10 years" (note the 8-15% rate).


Now while it's true that

the implants "are not lifetime devices" and that most recipients will need at least one additional surgery to replace or remove their implants. Rupture is one reason for reoperation. Among the causes of rupture are damage during implantation or other procedures, trauma to the chest, and the pressure of mammograms.

that's hardly "several more surgeries". And note that it says "most recipients", not "all recipients".

[never cry wolf]

59. 25% require additional surgery within 3 years

High complication rates have been well-documented. A Mayo Clinic study in the United States, for example, found that 25% of women with breast implants suffered local complications requiring additional surgery within five years. Studies by implant manufacturers in the U.S. have reported that most reconstruction patients and a large proportion of augmentation patients report at least one serious complication within three years. In addition, there were 103,343 adverse reaction reports regarding silicone breast implants and 23,454 reports for saline implants received by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration between 1985 and 1996.

A new study by researchers at the Centre of Excellence for Women's Health in British Columbia finds relatively high complication rates for breast implantation in Canada as well. Data collected from a study group of 147 women who had undergone breast implant surgery were compared to data from a non-implant comparison group (583 women). The study reported that women who have or have had breast implants:

• visited doctors and specialists significantly more often.
• were more than four times as likely to be hospitalized, and
• experienced more hospitalizations over the study period than women without implants.

http://www.breastimplantinfo.org/what_know/bihlthcomp.html

and:

How long breast implants last
It is unpredictable how long an implant will last. Some implants break within a few days, weeks, or months, while others last for many years.

Like most new products, most implants seem fine for the first few years. Think of implants as being as reliable as a car – problems can happen anytime, but the older they get, the more problems you are likely to have.

The FDA found that by the time a woman has implants for 10 years, at least one of them has broken. However, it is not always obvious.

http://www.breastimplantinfo.org/what_know/before_you_get.html

[La Lioness Priyanka]

41. from your pics, it seems like you may be skinnier than her.

which might make C cups look a bit big.

[Phillycat]

42. About the same, I think. Maybe a little smaller-boned?

I am skinny up top, though, so maybe a C would be too big...I've just always wanted to have the butt AND some boobs to go with it...:shrug: Your boobs would definitely be too big for my body! But they fit you.

[MissMillie]

43. If it's purely for you

then what we think shouldn't matter.

That said, I think that you'll find it easier to buy clothing if you stick to your natural size.

Also, you should know that the surgery is painful, and if you don't follow instructions TO THE LETTER you can run into all kinds of problems with your implants.

If you do decide to get the surgery, be sure to research your surgeons thoroughly. It turns out that anyone can be "board certified." What you want is someone w/ years of experience performing this specific surgery with excellent results. Settle for nothing less.

[Kixel]

44. It's up to you...

I'm getting a reduction next month. Bigger boobs may seem like a good idea, but honestly, they are a pain in the ass. Finding clothes to fit when you are not as big anywhere else is horrible, they are heavy, it's just not worth it. Larger breast do attract attention, but it's usually not the attention you want. Remember, the grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence.

Of course, if you are gung ho to do it, you should. I'd say if you have always wished they were bigger and you really think it's what you want, go for it. I've got a list of friends wanting to arrange a transfusion, so I understand where you are coming from!

[Guava Jelly]

45. Hey where did you get a picture of my wife from??

:7
I think you look fine myself.
But you do what makes you happy
Because in the end that is what's important.

[Shell Beau]

46. I just don't think they are natural looking most of the time!

I wouldn't!!

[Bunny]

47. Get a pair of the silicon breast "enhancers" and wear them around

inside your bra for a while to see if you like the look and feel. Then decide. Although I've joked about getting a great big set of shiny new hooters when I win the lottery, I don't think it's something I would ever do. For me it's too much surgery for something that I care very little about, but I would never presume to tell anyone else what they should do.

I do, however, wish mine were a little less susceptible to the effects of gravity. :(

[xmas74]

53. I think you should do what you feel is right

and tell anyone who disagrees to fuck off.

[NewJeffCT]

55. Other - If you have to take a poll on DU about it...

You're probably not ready to get implants.

Otherwise, it is your decision and you have to live with the results.

That said, I have seen good boob jobs that look pretty realistic, and also a couple of women that looked fake, but were real (some thought my ex-wife had fake ones when I first met her)

[NewWaveChick1981]

56. If it's something you want, go for it.

:) If you're doing it to attract someone else, I'd think twice. You should do it only if YOU want to. :)

[yurbud]

62. I've heard there is often a loss of sensation after you get them.

[Schema Thing]

65. I love Scarlett, I love her tits...but

I'm more a leg/butt/hips guy, by nature.

For all I know, your 'curvy hips and butt' may be nicer even than hers. And B-cup boobs can be perfect, even if they don't cut as dramatic a line in clothing.

I've seen your pic... you're beautiful either way, so for me, it seems like more trouble than it could possibly be worth, and you're left with the fact that they aren't all natural. Then again, it's not for me....

Oddly enough, my exgf is getting new improved breast today, as we type. I'm curious how this will change her life, as she literally had no breast; she wouldn't even really be an A-cup.

[BikeWriter]

68. I have married women with B Cup, DD cup, and in between...

There is no such thing in my book as too small!

[Robb]

69. I made the boob poll!

:rofl:

[Taverner]

74. Do what you want

If you think getting breast enhancement would be more fun, and it would make YOU happier, do it.

If you want to do it to please others, don't.

[Drum]

77. Your body, your choice.

Should you even have to ask?

[GOPisEvil]

78. You know what? If you're doing it for you, by all means do it.

However, speaking as a man who's fondled a breast or two, both real and fake, the fake ones look, feel and act like they're fake. I prefer real. But then, I'm more an ass and leg man than a breast man. :shrug:

[blogslut]

80. Don't do it

Your body will change as you get older. What you once considered faults will become assets. Accept your body and work on the things that make you healthier such as diet and exercise.

As the other ladies have pointed out, clothes won't be as easy to fit with larger breasts. Shirts and dresses will hang differently. Get a padded bra and see if larger breasts are important enough to go under the knife.

Just because you can doesn't mean that you should.

[dropkickpa]

82. Do what will make YOU happy

When I finally give up the ghost on having more kids, I am gonna go and do some remodeling! Reduction, evening out, and a lift, dammit, I WILL have perky boobs some day instead of the sloppy girls I have now, who are usually looking at the floor :rofl: . A good friend of mine went from a small B to a big C a couple years ago and she says the confidence boost was well worth it. She has a small frame, but they look and feel (yes, she made me feel them) VERY natural.

[Xithras]

86. If big boobies will make you happy, go for it.

Just make sure you know what you want out of it, and that the enhancement will actually give it to you. I knew a woman similar to you who had the surgery for proportionality, and she loved it. One of my sisters had a boob job years ago because she wasn't happy with her body, and after the surgery she realized that it was the same body, with bigger mammaries. They didn't help her self-conciousness, and she had them replaced with smaller implants last year (the implants apparently stretched her, so total removal would have left her flabby).

[necso]

87. Since you seem uncertain: No. /nt

[Nikia]

88. I thought you said that you were size 0-2 in other threads

B cups are not small when you are that size. You know that the average woman who wears size 12 is a C cup, right?
If you are small boned, bigger breasts might not be comfortable on your frame either.

[gmoney]

89. Nice to see you saved this...

from when I posted it a few weeks ago. ;)

[deucemagnet]

90. Well, since you're asking for opinions, I have to say "no".

I am a man, and to me small and natural is far, far better than large and fake. Also, I have a friend (who is also a beautiful woman) who had breast implants that she really didn't need, imo. They looked like fake balloons pinned to her chest for a while, then the implants "dropped", and she actually looked very good and natural for a while, then after while they seemed to migrate into her armpits and they looked horrible.

On a seperate note, I've seen your pics posted in the lounge, and in my humble opinion you are a beautiful woman who needs no cosmetic surgery whatsoever. :hi:

[Writer]

91. The Scarlett picture looks airbrushed...

although I'm not sure. I really don't pay attention to actresses' chests. Clive Owen's crotch, on the other hand... :P

I am 5'8" with a pair of C-cupped breasts. Before I gained my grown-woman-hippy weight, I was closer to a B-cup. My sister, on the other hand, sports a pair of au naturale 40 DD breasts. She has never been comfortable. B-C cup breasts really aren't bad, and as you age you will probably fill out a bit more. But my best suggestion is hitting the weight bench and strengthening your chest. Not only will your body appear more proportional, but your bust area will be more pronounced.

So I vote "no." If it ain't broke, don't fix it. :hi:

[NC_Nurse]

94. Don't do it.

They look really icky as you age. I've seen lots of older women who look like they have two baseballs glued onto their chest because the rest of their body has changed and the fake part doesn't.
Most of them regret doing it. The silicone implants can leak and just because the FDA says their harmless doesn't mean shit, IMO. The water-filled implants can spring a leak too, and if they do it's like a tire blowout - they spill out fast. You end up with one boob flat until you can go back into surgery and have it replaced.
You can end up with a wound infection that will scar you for life...

Bottom line - WHY bother? You look fine. It's bullshit that women think they have to reach for perfection physically. You are enough. Period.

[Bassic]

95. ... uh.. what?

Me can concentrate not..... :wow:

[Bassic]

96. On a more serious note.

If you really want to do it, go for it. Howewver, make sure you're doing it for the right reasons, which is to please yourself, and not to please a man.

[Dastard Stepchild]

99. Funny you mention this...

I've always had this in the back of my head, too. Not that I plan to actually have surgery, but I would love to be more proportionate. I have a really broad chest and some meat on my thighs, and then a small rack. When I am in good shape (e.g. when I get to the gym 4x a week regularly), the best adjective to describe me is athletic. I'm not what anyone would call lithe.
I've always thought an upgrade would balance me out more. In my case, it probably would.

That said, I still won't do it. But I understand your motivation.

[fudge stripe cookays]

102. No.

How old are you?

I just turned 40, and have always been proud of mine. They have a nice shape, and looked good in all kinds of clothes, but I recently put on some serious weight this lasat year with my illness and depression and all. So of course they grew along with me.

I tell you what-- when you hit this age, nothing stays up the way it used to. They just get in my way a lot. And it will only get worse.

B cups are awesome. And they're yours.

[gravity]

103. If you have a body like that

then you don't need to get implants. Most guys would prefer someone who has natural b cups over someone who has implants. The only time I would say that a breast implant would be justified, is if you are completely flat chested, but its your body so do what you want.