Oh, forgot to mention that many women get implants to correct assymetry, and reconstruct breasts after an injury or illness. None of these reasons is medical or more warranted than another, breasts are not essential for life. It's all cosmetic...
One of my friends has one A cup boob and the other is a C cup. To spare her feelings, I didn't say anything when I first saw them, but I honestly thought it looked very strange. She never said it bothered her, but if my own breasts were like that, I'd want to change them, for sure.
I have naturally large breasts and I've always hated the attention they receive. Even though I'm all about supportive bras that fit properly, they will sag one day. I dread that day. I wish they were smaller, but I find the idea of a reduction too violent of a solution, at this time.
Would you have plastic surgery?
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Oh, forgot to mention that many women get implants to correct assymetry, and reconstruct breasts after an injury or illness. None of these reasons is medical or more warranted than another, breasts are not essential for life. It's all cosmetic...
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Thank you.
One of my friends has one A cup boob and the other is a C cup. To spare her feelings, I didn't say anything when I first saw them, but I honestly thought it looked very strange. She never said it bothered her, but if my own breasts were like that, I'd want to change them, for sure.
I have naturally large breasts and I've always hated the attention they receive. Even though I'm all about supportive bras that fit properly, they will sag one day. I dread that day. I wish they were smaller, but I find the idea of a reduction too violent of a solution, at this time.
Thanks again, for sharing.