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PrintableAzureStar said: ... my cat got a hold of them and tore them to shreds a year or so ago... it was a mess! Goo everywhere!
LOL!!!  That must have been a sight to see! | |
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sag10 said: erm, what are chicken patties?
 You must have boobs already... | |
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AzureStar said: Thanks!  [This message was edited Thu Jan 16 10:11:11 PST 2003 by sag10] ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
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CarrieLee said: AzureStar said: ... my cat got a hold of them and tore them to shreds a year or so ago... it was a mess! Goo everywhere!
LOL!!! That must have been a sight to see!It was horrible! Goo on the floor... he ripped the nipples off of them and dug the goo out of the inside... he had it in his fur... horrible! I had to laugh because it was all over his face and paws from digging in there...  | |
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CarrieLee said: sag10 said: erm, what are chicken patties?
You must have boobs already...No, I don't have boobs...very small. ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
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How does a woman handle that she is wearing breast enhancers? I mean like in stripping down and having sex with a man? Is it just like any "garment"?
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LaVisHh said: How does a woman handle that she is wearing breast enhancers? I mean like in stripping down and having sex with a man? Is it just like any "garment"?
I don't know as I was never in that position... but I would imagine "very skillfully".
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AzureStar said: LaVisHh said: How does a woman handle that she is wearing breast enhancers? I mean like in stripping down and having sex with a man? Is it just like any "garment"?
I don't know as I was never in that position... but I would imagine "very skillfully".
Good point. A girlfriend of mine had nipples only, literally. But it truly matched her, because she was very petite. She used to use socks. Sex was never a problem with her, so it must not be an issue. | |
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LaVisHh said: A girlfriend of mine had nipples only, literally. But it truly matched her, because she was very petite. She used to use socks.
Sex was never a problem with her, so it must not be an issue.  That's about all I have and I'm not petite! Eh, who cares...they're only tits! | |
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IrishGecko said: Sad Sad Sad
LOL...You funny! so Sad Why dont u all accept urself u r all beautiful (xcept Oceana) small boobs big boobs small lips big lips Nature is beautiful anything unnatural is not Dont shoot chemicals in ur body Be real Be beautiful ...  ... Oceana so ugly...now she does need it ...for real  | |
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CarrieLee said: LaVisHh said: A girlfriend of mine had nipples only, literally. But it truly matched her, because she was very petite. She used to use socks.
Sex was never a problem with her, so it must not be an issue. That's about all I have and I'm not petite! Eh, who cares...they're only tits!And that's my point!
It only mattered to HER, she was beautiful - she didn't even need the socks!  | |
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DON'T DO IT!!! I work in surgery and have seen many cosmetic surgeries. People don't realize what their bodies go through during these procedures. Some doctors do wonderful work, others are in it for the $$$ and do horrible work. I've seen both. Nice advertising doesn't mean anything. Make sure to see before/after pictures. Realize that you will scar!! One lady at registration said that this cosmetic surgery was costing more than her first house. She laughed. Wake up | |
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I used to want bigger boobs, too! That was a very long time ago, from early high school on. I have since dropped that plan to have them enlarged. I failed to notice that my breasts eventually DID grow. They're not huge but you gotta remember what a tiny girl I am!
I would get some fat sucked out of my stomach... but I will probably never EVER get it done. Painful and it'll come right back eventually! All in all I am pretty dang happy with my body. Though I am really short. I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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I would like bigger boobs but would never have the guts to go through the expense and pain of getting implants. Water and gel pushup bras are good enough for me.
The rest of me is acceptable, I guess, although I fully intend in the next few years to get a simple 'eye lift' to reduce bags/puffiness under the eyes. I don't mind wrinkes and all but I just refuse to get big ugly bags under my eyes. That'd be the extent of any plastic surgery I would have done. | |
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Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us. | |
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I agree AnotherLover
And why does this topic title have a smiley face next to it? Ironic I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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AnotherLover2 said: Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us.
Hmmm... no one has ever complained about the size of my breasts, and they aren't that small. I really would be having the surgery for myself so that I felt better when buying clothes and wearing clothes. So, I would be doing it for myself and myself only. | |
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AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us.
Hmmm... no one has ever complained about the size of my breasts, and they aren't that small. I really would be having the surgery for myself so that I felt better when buying clothes and wearing clothes. So, I would be doing it for myself and myself only. I don't necessarily mean directly from others--I mean, the ideals we see in mags/the media everyday. I doubt you'd have any idea what "proportions" you were "supposed" to have otherwise, if not for society and its expectations. | |
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AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us.
Hmmm... no one has ever complained about the size of my breasts, and they aren't that small. I really would be having the surgery for myself so that I felt better when buying clothes and wearing clothes. So, I would be doing it for myself and myself only. I don't necessarily mean directly from others--I mean, the ideals we see in mags/the media everyday. I doubt you'd have any idea what "proportions" you were "supposed" to have otherwise, if not for society and its expectations. I don't want to argue about this... but my choice in getting the implants really has nothing to do with society and its expectations. I'm not going for the model look or the starlett look. I am simply going to add a little so that when I buy, say... a sundress... that it fits without altering the garmet in any way, which is very annoying when I have to wait to wear it. The surgeon that I will probably be going with won't increase my breast size all that much. He refused to, in fact, and if I had wanted larger implants he told me to look elsewhere. So, it is simply because of the difference in my breast and waist/hip measurements and how clothing fits at times. In the past, the chicken patties or a good push up bra were fine, but there are certain things that I enjoy wearing that will not work with either of those two options. I am certianly not breast crazed as I don't use either of those two things when the outfit works without them. I'm very happy with how I am now... but I would feel better with a small increase. I can agree to a certain extent that society may influence us... but not always and not in every case. Does the thought of having the surgery scare me? Hell yes it does! | |
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AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us.
Hmmm... no one has ever complained about the size of my breasts, and they aren't that small. I really would be having the surgery for myself so that I felt better when buying clothes and wearing clothes. So, I would be doing it for myself and myself only. I don't necessarily mean directly from others--I mean, the ideals we see in mags/the media everyday. I doubt you'd have any idea what "proportions" you were "supposed" to have otherwise, if not for society and its expectations. I don't want to argue about this... but my choice in getting the implants really has nothing to do with society and its expectations. I'm not going for the model look or the starlett look. I am simply going to add a little so that when I buy, say... a sundress... that it fits without altering the garmet in any way, which is very annoying when I have to wait to wear it. The surgeon that I will probably be going with won't increase my breast size all that much. He refused to, in fact, and if I had wanted larger implants he told me to look elsewhere. So, it is simply because of the difference in my breast and waist/hip measurements and how clothing fits at times. In the past, the chicken patties or a good push up bra were fine, but there are certain things that I enjoy wearing that will not work with either of those two options. I am certianly not breast crazed as I don't use either of those two things when the outfit works without them. I'm very happy with how I am now... but I would feel better with a small increase. I can agree to a certain extent that society may influence us... but not always and not in every case. Does the thought of having the surgery scare me? Hell yes it does! Not trying to argue, Azure!  In fact, I was speaking in generalities, initially. I'm not criticizing you. | |
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AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us.
Hmmm... no one has ever complained about the size of my breasts, and they aren't that small. I really would be having the surgery for myself so that I felt better when buying clothes and wearing clothes. So, I would be doing it for myself and myself only. I don't necessarily mean directly from others--I mean, the ideals we see in mags/the media everyday. I doubt you'd have any idea what "proportions" you were "supposed" to have otherwise, if not for society and its expectations. I don't want to argue about this... but my choice in getting the implants really has nothing to do with society and its expectations. I'm not going for the model look or the starlett look. I am simply going to add a little so that when I buy, say... a sundress... that it fits without altering the garmet in any way, which is very annoying when I have to wait to wear it. The surgeon that I will probably be going with won't increase my breast size all that much. He refused to, in fact, and if I had wanted larger implants he told me to look elsewhere. So, it is simply because of the difference in my breast and waist/hip measurements and how clothing fits at times. In the past, the chicken patties or a good push up bra were fine, but there are certain things that I enjoy wearing that will not work with either of those two options. I am certianly not breast crazed as I don't use either of those two things when the outfit works without them. I'm very happy with how I am now... but I would feel better with a small increase. I can agree to a certain extent that society may influence us... but not always and not in every case. Does the thought of having the surgery scare me? Hell yes it does! Not trying to argue, Azure! In fact, I was speaking in generalities, initially. I'm not criticizing you.Knock it off, AnotherLover!
Sorry... I haven't been myself lately... and, I'm tired of people questioning why I want the implants... lol. | |
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AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us.
Hmmm... no one has ever complained about the size of my breasts, and they aren't that small. I really would be having the surgery for myself so that I felt better when buying clothes and wearing clothes. So, I would be doing it for myself and myself only. I don't necessarily mean directly from others--I mean, the ideals we see in mags/the media everyday. I doubt you'd have any idea what "proportions" you were "supposed" to have otherwise, if not for society and its expectations. I don't want to argue about this... but my choice in getting the implants really has nothing to do with society and its expectations. I'm not going for the model look or the starlett look. I am simply going to add a little so that when I buy, say... a sundress... that it fits without altering the garmet in any way, which is very annoying when I have to wait to wear it. The surgeon that I will probably be going with won't increase my breast size all that much. He refused to, in fact, and if I had wanted larger implants he told me to look elsewhere. So, it is simply because of the difference in my breast and waist/hip measurements and how clothing fits at times. In the past, the chicken patties or a good push up bra were fine, but there are certain things that I enjoy wearing that will not work with either of those two options. I am certianly not breast crazed as I don't use either of those two things when the outfit works without them. I'm very happy with how I am now... but I would feel better with a small increase. I can agree to a certain extent that society may influence us... but not always and not in every case. Does the thought of having the surgery scare me? Hell yes it does! Not trying to argue, Azure! In fact, I was speaking in generalities, initially. I'm not criticizing you.Knock it off, AnotherLover!
Sorry... I haven't been myself lately... and, I'm tired of people questioning why I want the implants... lol. Knock it off...? Really, Azure, what I had to say wasn't about you til you responded to it, I was speaking of plastic surgery in general. | |
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AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: AnotherLover2 said: Well, as long as people are honest about it--you're having it so you'll feel better about yourself because you learned from others that you weren't "okay" enough the way you were. The decision to do it is still based upon how others view us.
Hmmm... no one has ever complained about the size of my breasts, and they aren't that small. I really would be having the surgery for myself so that I felt better when buying clothes and wearing clothes. So, I would be doing it for myself and myself only. I don't necessarily mean directly from others--I mean, the ideals we see in mags/the media everyday. I doubt you'd have any idea what "proportions" you were "supposed" to have otherwise, if not for society and its expectations. I don't want to argue about this... but my choice in getting the implants really has nothing to do with society and its expectations. I'm not going for the model look or the starlett look. I am simply going to add a little so that when I buy, say... a sundress... that it fits without altering the garmet in any way, which is very annoying when I have to wait to wear it. The surgeon that I will probably be going with won't increase my breast size all that much. He refused to, in fact, and if I had wanted larger implants he told me to look elsewhere. So, it is simply because of the difference in my breast and waist/hip measurements and how clothing fits at times. In the past, the chicken patties or a good push up bra were fine, but there are certain things that I enjoy wearing that will not work with either of those two options. I am certianly not breast crazed as I don't use either of those two things when the outfit works without them. I'm very happy with how I am now... but I would feel better with a small increase. I can agree to a certain extent that society may influence us... but not always and not in every case. Does the thought of having the surgery scare me? Hell yes it does! Not trying to argue, Azure! In fact, I was speaking in generalities, initially. I'm not criticizing you.Knock it off, AnotherLover!
Sorry... I haven't been myself lately... and, I'm tired of people questioning why I want the implants... lol. Knock it off...? Really, Azure, what I had to say wasn't about you til you responded to it, I was speaking of plastic surgery in general. *sigh* I was joking... see, I am "off". | |
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i'm having the head of my penis moulded to look like a duck
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AzureStar said: Not trying to argue, Azure! In fact, I was speaking in generalities, initially. I'm not criticizing you.Knock it off, AnotherLover!
Sorry... I haven't been myself lately... and, I'm tired of people questioning why I want the implants... lol. Knock it off...? Really, Azure, what I had to say wasn't about you til you responded to it, I was speaking of plastic surgery in general. *sigh* I was joking... see, I am "off".
Or maybe I am off...lol I guess just do what you've got to do! I am all freaked out about the lines appearing around my eyes and am considering having a laser procedure done to get rid of the tiny broken capillaries/freckles/sunspots/lines on my face. So that could be considered plastic surgery! So this takes me back to my original point--I freely admit if I do this, it will be because of wanting to look better to get more positive reactions from others. This, in turn, will make me feel better about myself. I've learned that what looks "better" on women is what looks "younger", generally speaking.[This message was edited Thu Jan 16 21:58:02 PST 2003 by AnotherLover2] | |
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AnotherLover2 said: AzureStar said: Not trying to argue, Azure! In fact, I was speaking in generalities, initially. I'm not criticizing you.Knock it off, AnotherLover!
Sorry... I haven't been myself lately... and, I'm tired of people questioning why I want the implants... lol. Knock it off...? Really, Azure, what I had to say wasn't about you til you responded to it, I was speaking of plastic surgery in general.[/quote] *sigh* I was joking... see, I am "off". [/quote]
Or maybe I am off...lol I guess just do what you've got to do! I am all freaked out about the lines appearing around my eyes and am considering having a laser procedure done to get rid of the tiny broken capillaries/freckles/sunspots/lines on my face. So that could be considered plastic surgery! So this takes me back to my original point--I freely admit if I do this, it will be because of wanting to look better to get more positive reactions from others. This, in turn, will make me feel better about myself. I've learned that what looks "better" on women is what looks "younger", generally speaking.[/quote]
I want the Lasik surgery on my eyes... so I don't have to worry about seeing anything! | |
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As a bloke I must say I have never considered plastic surgery. I mean, who can be bothered?
I'm still going to have to live with myself no matter what I do. When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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Can you possibly imagine how fucking boring it would be if we were all perfect?
I mean this! That would suck! When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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bkw said: As a bloke I must say I have never considered plastic surgery. I mean, who can be bothered?
I'm still going to have to live with myself no matter what I do. And this is part of what tells me the issue has so much to do with society--men rarely do this to themselves (although the number doing it is growing!), and invest so much more into developing life skills to use in their success, rather than appearance. | |
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bkw said: Can you possibly imagine how fucking boring it would be if we were all perfect?
I mean this! That would suck! It would suck... I am very happy that I am SO far from perfect. I consider myself "strangely unique." | |
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