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I was in the pub earlier watching the England game. A young lady pitched up and stood in front of the TV screen whilst greeting her friends.
"Sit down, SIT DOWN, SIT DOWN" was the chorus from those in the pub.
She turned round, revealing probably an E or F cup.
"Stay where you are. STAY WHERE YOU ARE" the pub erupted.
(True story!)
"Sit down, SIT DOWN, SIT DOWN" was the chorus from those in the pub.
She turned round, revealing probably an E or F cup.
"Stay where you are. STAY WHERE YOU ARE" the pub erupted.
(True story!)
)Any idea why she wants bigger breasts?
It strikes me that spending money on unnecessary surgery to have possibly toxic materials placed in your body is a bad idea. Especially when it can cause loss of function and sensitivity, back pain, pain when exercising, and will look s
t in 20 years time when it'll look like she's playing keepy-uppy with two footballs in long socks whenever she walks anywhere.
My thinking behind this would be to find out why she's unhappy with the breast size she's at and see if there's anything else you can do about it other than go under the knife.
It strikes me that spending money on unnecessary surgery to have possibly toxic materials placed in your body is a bad idea. Especially when it can cause loss of function and sensitivity, back pain, pain when exercising, and will look s
t in 20 years time when it'll look like she's playing keepy-uppy with two footballs in long socks whenever she walks anywhere. My thinking behind this would be to find out why she's unhappy with the breast size she's at and see if there's anything else you can do about it other than go under the knife.
this guy is very good - http://www.mybreast.org/simon-withey/
My wife saw him as part of a complex thoracic/heart operation.
He was recommended by the heart & thoracic surgeons, and also seems to have very good feedback from cosmetic patients http://forum.sofeminine.co.uk/breasts-surgery-fo52...
My wife saw him as part of a complex thoracic/heart operation.
He was recommended by the heart & thoracic surgeons, and also seems to have very good feedback from cosmetic patients http://forum.sofeminine.co.uk/breasts-surgery-fo52...
davepoth said:
Any idea why she wants bigger breasts?
It strikes me that spending money on unnecessary surgery to have possibly toxic materials placed in your body is a bad idea. Especially when it can cause loss of function and sensitivity, back pain, pain when exercising, and will look st in 20 years time when it'll look like she's playing keepy-uppy with two footballs in long socks whenever she walks anywhere.
My thinking behind this would be to find out why she's unhappy with the breast size she's at and see if there's anything else you can do about it other than go under the knife.
Exactly how I feel about this subject.It strikes me that spending money on unnecessary surgery to have possibly toxic materials placed in your body is a bad idea. Especially when it can cause loss of function and sensitivity, back pain, pain when exercising, and will look s
t in 20 years time when it'll look like she's playing keepy-uppy with two footballs in long socks whenever she walks anywhere. My thinking behind this would be to find out why she's unhappy with the breast size she's at and see if there's anything else you can do about it other than go under the knife.
It's very sad that someone would want, or indeed feel like they should pay money, to have their body cut open and foreign objects inserted inside them. I have never understood it.
I love breasts, from bee stings to great big ones. I don't discriminate
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