Boobies and Weight Loss

That is where my weight started first. I am ok with that though.

I can say that I definitely lost weight in my boobs first...then kept loosing weight in them. Lol. My best friend's mom saw me and was like OMFG your boobs are so tiny now! HAHA. And they aren't even small (36 C now), they were just SO BIG before from when I was heavier. Continually, I also have a bigger butt now and a smaller waist so, I'm toooooooooootalllly not complaining...and neither is my bf. Lol. He loves me and as long as I'm happy, then he's happy.

Thanks. Happy birthday to you, too! I have a friend who shares your birthday and a couple others who got married that day. :-)

The thought of losing my mother is pretty awful, I agree. We have some major longevity on that side of my family, so hopefully she will follow that. She's been obese pretty much her entire life, but she's reached 60 without any major healthy issues, so fingers crossed, I guess.

Funny thing is, my father has always been small and he ended up with type 2 diabetes.

My niece shares my bday and my stepsisters bday is only a couple days after. So many December babies! People love to get it on in the spring I guess New life and all.

I grew up in the Northeast. Some of our worst snowstorms, where we couldn't leave the house for days, happened in March.

if you dont like the topic, dont post in it. thats like people who dont listen to howard stern yet ***** about him. its stupid.


and what the ladies may not realize is opposite thin happens to guys but not in the boobage area

they say for every 35lbs you lose you may gain some ummmmm size in another area

had i known that i may have tried to be more consistent a long time ago

I don't appreciate being called stupid. I am actually the opposite of stupid. In fact, I've not been the one sending nasty notes and doing the name calling. You know nothing about me and I may be annoying but I'm not stupid. I have an MBA and do a ton of volunteer work each month. If you knew me in person you would not call me stupid. I've never done any name calling on here by the way.

Wow! This thread sure went south. I will just say that I can see both sides of this. Honestly, until recently I'd probably be one saying "just don't read the topic", and while I still think that is the best advice I understand why it bothers people who have dealt with breast cancer.

I recently listened to a newscast involving leaders from the Susan B Komen fund. They were talking about all the breast cancer "fund raisers" that use their name without permission. Everything from the somewhat famous "Save the Ta Ta's" shirt (which, I admit, I used to think cute) to a strip bar that offered to donate $1 for every woman that came to the bar in a pink bikini. Money from many of these fund raisers is refused by the organization because for someone who is facing having their breasts removed in order to save their life, these things that portray breasts as nothing more than a way to make women attractive just makes them feel worse about their situation. Cancer isn't funny and a woman doesn't need breasts to be beautiful or sexy.

Sorry, that was longer than I expected. Back to your regularly scheduled program. And, please, let's be nice to each other. It's almost Christmas!!

Here's my point.

It's easy to lose context in the written, not spoken word.

1. I understand the points the OP made
2. I'm sick of this topic, it's on MFP all of the time
3. Why am I sick of the topic? Because often the OPs complaining about "losing their boob size" or similar have no idea what it is like to have a family member lose her breasts. Or a loved one. Or a friend.
4. Show some respect. I post how I honestly feel about a topic (and use a personal example) and suddenly I'm the bad guy?
5. Nasty messages to people are not acceptable and each of you that have done that to me just a few days before Christmas should be ashamed of yourselves.

I hate to say it...but your original message was very aggressive.

And how dare you think that someone has no idea about the struggles of breast cancer. The way YOU deal with it and the way others deal with it are different. Don't take out your frustration from emotional struggles on others.

That being said...I do NOT agree with anyone sending you nasty messages but you essentially told people that their concerns and worries aren't as important as yours...so I'm not surprised. Delete message, move on.

So pretty much this thread, which could've been so much easier, just went sour.

After losing 60+ lbs, went from a 38C to a 34B. But, no more pain, in my chest or back and since my waist has shrunk to 29" they compliment my form much better now.