Not yet, after the operation. And I confirmed it with her the other day.
Me: So you still going to get your nipples pierced after your operation
Her: HELL, YEAH!
Me: (thinking to myself) That's my naughty little girl, snicker, snicker....
Originally posted by: Ogg
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
The problem with following along with the ideal of having a very low % of body fat is that for a lot of unlucky women,their breasts are often the first thing to disappear when they start watching what they eat and exercising regularly. If you're on the smallish side to begin with it's rather disheartening.
This is exactly what happened to my wife. she also has the wear and tear of having 4 kids.
Her new boobs will be coming January 26th. Needless to say, she is more excited than I.
And theyre pierced too!!!!!!!!!!
sweeeeeeeeetttttttttttttt
Originally posted by: isildur
Originally posted by: DougK62
Breast implants are silly. I won't date anyone with them because they really say something about their personality. Anyone who would mutilate their body so agressively just for the sake of looking better has some mental issues. Fake boobies also do not look good, especially on a thin person. I have not seen ANY that look OR feel real - even with the newer techniques. Don't kid yourself.
I feel just the same about them as people do about getting hair implants - when you see someone with them you try not to look and then laugh when you get out of view.
overgeneralize much?
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Ogg
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
The problem with following along with the ideal of having a very low % of body fat is that for a lot of unlucky women,their breasts are often the first thing to disappear when they start watching what they eat and exercising regularly. If you're on the smallish side to begin with it's rather disheartening.
This is exactly what happened to my wife. she also has the wear and tear of having 4 kids.
Her new boobs will be coming January 26th. Needless to say, she is more excited than I.
And theyre pierced too!!!!!!!!!!
sweeeeeeeeetttttttttttttt
Not yet, after the operation. And I confirmed it with her the other day.
Me: So you still going to get your nipples pierced after your operation
Her: HELL, YEAH!
Me: (thinking to myself) That's my naughty little girl, snicker, snicker....
Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I can pretty much always tell fake ones but it doesn't bother me at all. I can also tell fake teeth. By fake I mean white and well shaped. Real ones look like this. Few would scoff at the idea of braces, so why scoff at breast implants?
Further to geekbabe's comments it's quite unnatural for most adults in our society to have an 8% bodyfat and nice biceps. It requires artificial modification of the body. Though it's not surgical, it still results in an abnormal (albeit unarguably good) appearance.
Generally people are well received when they say that they're going to start excercising, consciously cutting back their calories, and trying to look better in this way, so why not boobs?
Really I have yet to figure out how somebody could be for braces and against breast implants. In fact, considering that braces are generally started on minors and breast implants are not, at least with BIs the person getting them has some say in the matter as a legal adult.
You can't compare fake boobs to braces. Fake boobs require surgery and are purely cosmetic. IMO, having surgery for mere cosmetics is insane. Braces are mostly used for cosmetics, but can also solve a lot of mouth problems in young people - like fixing an incorrect bite and seriously goofy teeth. A badly misaligned bite and jacked up teeth can cause serious jaw problems later in life and be very painful.
Lifting weights and such to improve muscle mass is not an artificial modification of the body. That's absurd. There is nothing artificial nor abnormal about it. Fatties eat a lot of McD's and don't exercise to get that way. Who is the one using artificial means? A built dude that lifts and does cardio or a fatty that plugs himself full of preservatives and artificial foods?
Your whole post is seriously jacked up. I hope you weren't serious.
Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: isildur
Originally posted by: DougK62
Breast implants are silly. I won't date anyone with them because they really say something about their personality. Anyone who would mutilate their body so agressively just for the sake of looking better has some mental issues. Fake boobies also do not look good, especially on a thin person. I have not seen ANY that look OR feel real - even with the newer techniques. Don't kid yourself.
I feel just the same about them as people do about getting hair implants - when you see someone with them you try not to look and then laugh when you get out of view.
overgeneralize much?
I'm writing my opinion based on my experiences and observations. Of course it's a generalization - I don't claim that I've interacted with EVERYONE that has fake boobs and EVERYONE that has fake hair
(emphasis added)won't date anyone with them because they really say something about their personality. Anyone who would mutilate their body so agressively just for the sake of looking better has some mental issues.
Originally posted by: isildur
Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: isildur
Originally posted by: DougK62
Breast implants are silly. I won't date anyone with them because they really say something about their personality. Anyone who would mutilate their body so agressively just for the sake of looking better has some mental issues. Fake boobies also do not look good, especially on a thin person. I have not seen ANY that look OR feel real - even with the newer techniques. Don't kid yourself.
I feel just the same about them as people do about getting hair implants - when you see someone with them you try not to look and then laugh when you get out of view.
overgeneralize much?
I'm writing my opinion based on my experiences and observations. Of course it's a generalization - I don't claim that I've interacted with EVERYONE that has fake boobs and EVERYONE that has fake hair
:roll:?
I even quoted it for you, in case you had forgotten. Shall I again?
(emphasis added)won't date anyone with them because they really say something about their personality. Anyone who would mutilate their body so agressively just for the sake of looking better has some mental issues.
Originally posted by: toolgirl
I'm happy with what nature gave me.
Originally posted by: TekDemon
oh and personally I'd reconsider getting surgery unless you're really really really flat/small(I'm talking AA's here) and you think you'd feel a lot better. There's not only the risk of the doctor doing a bad job, and the risk of poorly healed scars, but also there might be difficulties later on in pregnancy with the development of the mammary glands to their final matured state to produce milk...and of course there may also be complications feeding your baby breastmilk(which is the healthiest). Just things to consider if you want to one day have kids or whatever.
And although you made that sarcastic comment about how you must have horrible self esteem(the jab about how the point of this thread must have been to be assured of how sexy you are) in response to another post, if a male friend of yours wanted to get his penis enlarged through one of the various methods available surgically, wouldn't you think that maybe he's putting a little too much of his self-worth into one body part? Yeah it might make him feel better, but I doubt you'd really think he had high self-esteem, and I have doubts that you'd be all in favor of doing such(unless he had a serious problem, like micropenis or something where the penis is horribly horribly horribly small).
Plus if you have only slightly smaller breasts at this point, after having kids(if you plan to) your breasts usually get bigger due to development of the mammary glands further...just something to think about. So if you're pretty close to what you want, and want to have kids soon...it's like...cheaper and more natural feeling that way lol.
And even though it's not the point of the thread =p guys like boobies of all sizes lol. There was a period when I didn't even like the bigger boobies on women but then I had an encounter with some and realized that they had their...uhh...unique qualities...that uhh...yeah anyway, the point is all boobies are good.
Originally posted by: isildur
Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I can pretty much always tell fake ones but it doesn't bother me at all. I can also tell fake teeth. By fake I mean white and well shaped. Real ones look like this. Few would scoff at the idea of braces, so why scoff at breast implants?
Further to geekbabe's comments it's quite unnatural for most adults in our society to have an 8% bodyfat and nice biceps. It requires artificial modification of the body. Though it's not surgical, it still results in an abnormal (albeit unarguably good) appearance.
Generally people are well received when they say that they're going to start excercising, consciously cutting back their calories, and trying to look better in this way, so why not boobs?
Really I have yet to figure out how somebody could be for braces and against breast implants. In fact, considering that braces are generally started on minors and breast implants are not, at least with BIs the person getting them has some say in the matter as a legal adult.
You can't compare fake boobs to braces. Fake boobs require surgery and are purely cosmetic. IMO, having surgery for mere cosmetics is insane. Braces are mostly used for cosmetics, but can also solve a lot of mouth problems in young people - like fixing an incorrect bite and seriously goofy teeth. A badly misaligned bite and jacked up teeth can cause serious jaw problems later in life and be very painful.
Lifting weights and such to improve muscle mass is not an artificial modification of the body. That's absurd. There is nothing artificial nor abnormal about it. Fatties eat a lot of McD's and don't exercise to get that way. Who is the one using artificial means? A built dude that lifts and does cardio or a fatty that plugs himself full of preservatives and artificial foods?
Your whole post is seriously jacked up. I hope you weren't serious.
Its just a matter of degree, not substance.
Nearly all people take various steps to alter their appearance, some are more invasive than others, but the purpse is the same - to exert a willful control over how I/you/they look.
Braces, teeth whitening, shaving, hair replacement treatments, hair dye, plucking eyebrows, manicure/pedicure, tanning (booth, outside, applicated, whatever), birthmark removal, colored contacts, laser eye surgery, liposuction, breast reduction/augmentation/prosthesis, etc.
The distinction between someone who alters their appearance in some way b/c they simply feel more confident or comfortable with the change and someone who changes their appearance b/c of some deeprooted self-loathing issues or some other neurosis, as you ascribe to ALL, is not one that can be discerned from the simple fact of the alteration. Not at all that there AREN'T people changing their body for those reasons, but not EVERYONE who does so is one of them.
That would be akin to asserting that everyone who eats fast-food crap does so b/c they don't know or care anything about their own nutritional health - you can't claim to know the "why" simply by the incident when there is more than one plausible solution for "why."
Originally posted by: CChaos
Someone already made a similar point, but I'll take it a bit further. If there was a very common type of plastic surgery that was performed on men that could do as much to enhance your appearance and likely your confidence as a result, would you consider it? I think it's a bit too easy to have a negative image of something that will never be an option for you. Cheap, blonde bimbos with overinflated balloons on their chests does nothing to improve that image. Tastefully done, however, I can understand why a woman would pursue this, though unless she looks like a 12 year old boy before the surgery, it's clearly motivated by vanity. Be careful and good luck.
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
The problem with following along with the ideal of having a very low % of body fat is that for a lot of unlucky women,their breasts are often the first thing to disappear when they start watching what they eat and exercising regularly. If you're on the smallish side to begin with it's rather disheartening.
Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: isildur
Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I can pretty much always tell fake ones but it doesn't bother me at all. I can also tell fake teeth. By fake I mean white and well shaped. Real ones look like this. Few would scoff at the idea of braces, so why scoff at breast implants?
Further to geekbabe's comments it's quite unnatural for most adults in our society to have an 8% bodyfat and nice biceps. It requires artificial modification of the body. Though it's not surgical, it still results in an abnormal (albeit unarguably good) appearance.
Generally people are well received when they say that they're going to start excercising, consciously cutting back their calories, and trying to look better in this way, so why not boobs?
Really I have yet to figure out how somebody could be for braces and against breast implants. In fact, considering that braces are generally started on minors and breast implants are not, at least with BIs the person getting them has some say in the matter as a legal adult.
You can't compare fake boobs to braces. Fake boobs require surgery and are purely cosmetic. IMO, having surgery for mere cosmetics is insane. Braces are mostly used for cosmetics, but can also solve a lot of mouth problems in young people - like fixing an incorrect bite and seriously goofy teeth. A badly misaligned bite and jacked up teeth can cause serious jaw problems later in life and be very painful.
Lifting weights and such to improve muscle mass is not an artificial modification of the body. That's absurd. There is nothing artificial nor abnormal about it. Fatties eat a lot of McD's and don't exercise to get that way. Who is the one using artificial means? A built dude that lifts and does cardio or a fatty that plugs himself full of preservatives and artificial foods?
Your whole post is seriously jacked up. I hope you weren't serious.
Its just a matter of degree, not substance.
Nearly all people take various steps to alter their appearance, some are more invasive than others, but the purpse is the same - to exert a willful control over how I/you/they look.
Braces, teeth whitening, shaving, hair replacement treatments, hair dye, plucking eyebrows, manicure/pedicure, tanning (booth, outside, applicated, whatever), birthmark removal, colored contacts, laser eye surgery, liposuction, breast reduction/augmentation/prosthesis, etc.
The distinction between someone who alters their appearance in some way b/c they simply feel more confident or comfortable with the change and someone who changes their appearance b/c of some deeprooted self-loathing issues or some other neurosis, as you ascribe to ALL, is not one that can be discerned from the simple fact of the alteration. Not at all that there AREN'T people changing their body for those reasons, but not EVERYONE who does so is one of them.
That would be akin to asserting that everyone who eats fast-food crap does so b/c they don't know or care anything about their own nutritional health - you can't claim to know the "why" simply by the incident when there is more than one plausible solution for "why."
I understand your point, but I'm going to have to disagree. A person that needs to have bigger boobs to be confident/comfortable does have mental issues. You'd have to in order to consent to unnecessary surgery. Having smaller boobs doesn't effect anything but your mind.
The fast food analogy is not a fair one. Eating fast food once does not require you to mutilate your body and does not have permanent effects on you. Some give temporary effects though - I know when I had Taco Bell a couple of times I was on the pooper for quite a while...
Speaking of saggy ones, has anyone seen Kathy Bates in About Schmidt? OMG I think hers can touch the floor when she's standing up.Originally posted by: Skoorb
They look less silly than the average 50 year old's saggy boobs, that's for sure!The only downside I really see is that as you get older (let's say, approaching mid 40s) they tend to start looking a little silly.. but I'm not sure if that's a result of women that age having ridiculous surgery done, or how things would be different if you had them in your 20s/30s and grew older with them in.
Originally posted by: isildur
you made three distinct claims:
1- I won't date anyone with...
2- it is "mutilation"
3- anyone who would has mental issues
#1 is your business, I couldn't care less.
The other two are general truth claims based on your OPNIONS.
#2 - To "mutilate" is to cut up or alter so as to make "imperfect". A "mutilation" is deletrious. In this, you misuse the term in order to passively assert a moral judgement.
#3 - This one is tied closely to the misuse of "mutilate" and hardly even deserves a formulated refutation. You attack the mental health of anyone who has breast implants, despite having neither the training to make such a diagnosis on any ONE individual and despite the vast inherent fallacies involved in ANY such broad claim.
Your post was childish and thoughtless in ways that you don't appear to understand. Don't roll your eyes at me because I do.
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: TechnoKid
Originally posted by: DougK62
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I can pretty much always tell fake ones but it doesn't bother me at all. I can also tell fake teeth. By fake I mean white and well shaped. Real ones look like this. Few would scoff at the idea of braces, so why scoff at breast implants?
Further to geekbabe's comments it's quite unnatural for most adults in our society to have an 8% bodyfat and nice biceps. It requires artificial modification of the body. Though it's not surgical, it still results in an abnormal (albeit unarguably good) appearance.
Generally people are well received when they say that they're going to start excercising, consciously cutting back their calories, and trying to look better in this way, so why not boobs?
Really I have yet to figure out how somebody could be for braces and against breast implants. In fact, considering that braces are generally started on minors and breast implants are not, at least with BIs the person getting them has some say in the matter as a legal adult.
You can't compare fake boobs to braces. Fake boobs require surgery and are purely cosmetic. IMO, having surgery for mere cosmetics is insane. Braces are mostly used for cosmetics, but can also solve a lot of mouth problems in young people - like fixing an incorrect bite and seriously goofy teeth. A badly misaligned bite and jacked up teeth can cause serious jaw problems later in life and be very painful.
Lifting weights and such to improve muscle mass is not an artificial modification of the body. That's absurd. There is nothing artificial nor abnormal about it. Fatties eat a lot of McD's and don't exercise to get that way. Who is the one using artificial means? A built dude that lifts and does cardio or a fatty that plugs himself full of preservatives and artificial foods?
Your whole post is seriously jacked up. I hope you weren't serious.
I agree with you DougK62.
I have about a 10-11% body fat content. And I have done NO artificial modification to my body. Heck, I don't even eat as healty as I should.
Also, braces can actually be a healthy thing; misaligned teeth or jaw structure can lead to premature teeth wear, or hasten a collapse of the jaw and teeth alltogether. Braces are not just a cosmetic thing.
BTW I am 5'10" and weigh 145lbs. 18 years of age.
Dude, you need to eat something before you blow away. j/k
Originally posted by: sxr7171
I have to say there are plenty of very nice men who appreciate nice shapely breasts of a normal size. In other words 36D isn't everyone's idea of perfect breasts.
Originally posted by: Tinkerhell
Originally posted by: fumbduck
Serious topic my ass, attention whore away.
Originally posted by: Tinkerhell
Originally posted by: fumbduck
Serious topic my ass, attention whore away.
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Tinkerhell
Originally posted by: fumbduck
Serious topic my ass, attention whore away.
says the person whose (frightening) picture has been posted here.
(trimmed)
Beg your pardon, but no, you don't, and no, you're wrong.
You misapplied the fast food analogy. It works like this:
Fast food is bad for you and everyone knows this.
Bob is eating fast food.
Therefore, Bob does not care about his health.
The point was fallaciously interpreting the "why" from the observation.
You are mistaken if you picture some 120# porn star with DDDDD size knockers when you think of women who are getting breast implants. Many are DRASTICALLY undersized women who leave the surgery having achieved an "average" figure. Many others are women with abnormally shaped breasts, who leave having achieved a "normal" appearance. Some are masectomy patients wanting to replace what was lost.
Your position is somewhat defensible if it were true that most patients were essentially "normal" women wanting to be "spectacular" - but this is not necessarily the case.
Either way - to assert that a person MUST be mentally ill to be willing to spend a couple grand and have surgery to rectify something about their BODY (as opposed to SELF) that is inadequate is simply jeuvenille.
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
The problem with following along with the ideal of having a very low % of body fat is that for a lot of unlucky women,their breasts are often the first thing to disappear when they start watching what they eat and exercising regularly. If you're on the smallish side to begin with it's rather disheartening.
This is exactly what happened to my wife. she also has the wear and tear of having 4 kids.
Her new boobs will be coming January 26th. Needless to say, she is more excited than I.