Can I spot reduce my breasts?
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Op, I don't know if you want a serious answer or not, but I would suggest trying the dress on with a tight sports bra.
Of course I want a serious response.
And please read the entire thread without commenting. It is not a dress I can wear with a bra of any kind!
I mean is reading so hard for you?
^ how mean!!0 -
This has to be a troller.0
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This has to be a troller.0
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This has to be a troller.
LOL!0 -
Dude! Dudes can wear dresses too.0
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This has to be a troller.
been thinking the same since page 2 ...0 -
Dude! Dudes can wear dresses too.
Exactly!!0 -
Find somebody to suck on them. That will deflate them for sure.
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Dude! Dudes can wear dresses too.0
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I AM A WOMAN.
Here is the pic everyone is so interested in. In a different dress.
I don't know why it says I am a man, I have never figured it out.
But, thanks for your concern0 -
Hi all!
My Christmas dress just arrived, but it doesn't fit me in the bust. :sad:
I just can't get the last 2 inches to zip up. The rest of it fits perfectly.
I know I can't loose the weight to wear it tomorrow, but I have an event in a couple of weeks so I was wondering what exercises you can recommend to spot reduce my chest area?
I was thinking of doing the 100 pushup challenge http://hundredpushups.com/index.html
and go on a juice cleanse after Christmas to really flush out any toxins and excess water I'm holding. My husband has bought me a juicer for Christmas!
Does this sound like a good plan?
You think breasts are made of toxins? what...0 -
Duct tape dearie. Tape those puppies down. Had to do this many times for theatre.0
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> distant motorboating noises0
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Bunch of inspector gadgets cant you just let the whatever it wants to be have her thread.0
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I read all the comments and for you to say your to chaste of a woman for anything is amusing to me, I saw the picture and I highly doubt that's the kind of dress and overy chaste woman would wear to a Christmas party! Wear what you want do what you want but when you come onto a public forum and make post about your breast you have to expect some ridiculous comments to come your way and in fact I'd be surprised if you didn't do it just to get the comments. Any woman who has large breast knows that there are certain ways you can alter a dress or knows to order it bigger to fit your bust and then have the rest altered down. As for spot reducing no you can't, you can reduce all over fat but its hard to target one specific area to reduce in and especially not in the time frame you have, sorry. I'd recommend you take your dress to a seamstress or since you have a few weeks send it back for a larger size and have it altered to fit you in other areas!0
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Hi all!
My Christmas dress just arrived, but it doesn't fit me in the bust. :sad:
I just can't get the last 2 inches to zip up. The rest of it fits perfectly.
I know I can't loose the weight to wear it tomorrow, but I have an event in a couple of weeks so I was wondering what exercises you can recommend to spot reduce my chest area?
I was thinking of doing the 100 pushup challenge http://hundredpushups.com/index.html
and go on a juice cleanse after Christmas to really flush out any toxins and excess water I'm holding. My husband has bought me a juicer for Christmas!
Does this sound like a good plan?
You think breasts are made of toxins? what...
oh yeah theyve been known to poison the heart of many a man0 -
Buy a different dress. Problem solved.
Never try to alter your body to fit a dress. It's much easier the other way around. I don't care how much you love that dress, if it doesn't fit your body, it's worthless.0 -
This.
Everything is fixable with it.
Serious though you could squish the crap outta them with the stuff.0 -
This thread is pointless without pictures. How bad is the damage with you in the dress? Can you try it on and take a picture and post?
I second this
I'm musch to chaste of a woman to post pics of my cleavage for everyone on MFP to see.
Sure you are, its normal social etiquette for chaste women to basically post "Help! My boobs are too big!" in public forums. Just know that next, when some guy is sure to post "Help, Mr. Winkie is too big, can I spot reduce him", its all your fault.
talk about sexist!! so OP can talk about her disproportionate lady pillows but you cant talk about your elephants' snout. Who knew MFP was so sexist.0 -
I read all the comments and for you to say your to chaste of a woman for anything is amusing to me, I saw the picture and I highly doubt that's the kind of dress and overy chaste woman would wear to a Christmas party! Wear what you want do what you want but when you come onto a public forum and make post about your breast you have to expect some ridiculous comments to come your way and in fact I'd be surprised if you didn't do it just to get the comments. Any woman who has large breast knows that there are certain ways you can alter a dress or knows to order it bigger to fit your bust and then have the rest altered down. As for spot reducing no you can't, you can reduce all over fat but its hard to target one specific area to reduce in and especially not in the time frame you have, sorry. I'd recommend you take your dress to a seamstress or since you have a few weeks send it back for a larger size and have it altered to fit you in other areas!
The parties I go to are very tight knit group of people I trust and can be myself with.
And why would I take advice from someone with 5 posts anyway. Get some experience.
:noway: That was kinda rude OP. Sorry but I don't see what post count has to do with experience. Are you saying if an actual qualified Dr posted on here & only had say 2 post counts to their name you would 1. not take advice & 2. tell them to get some experience. ?????
It was actually very rude that.
Get over yourself.
OP, ducktape or that kale/cauliflower cleanse will do!0
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