Fake boobs?

To each there own, but they are not for me. I have had a child, and lost weight, my boobs may not be the perkiest, but if people don't like that, they can stop staring I like my 'girls'

I find boobs terribly overrated.

But I don't judge those who get implants. In fact I've always wanted to touch some. Never have.

My three friends and all I squeezed into a stall at work and felt each other up. One has saline, mine are silicone gel. The 3rd was going in for a lift and enhancement and wanted to decide which to go for. :bigsmile:

Pics or it didn't happen! We will settle for a sketch...

Any thoughts?

Meh, not for me (if anything I would want a reduction and/or lift) but I did find the media storm over Angelina Jolie having her replaced a bit weird. Definitely not knocking her work as an actor and a philanthropist - she deserves the applause for that.

But she is over 30, has had multiple children, has access to the very best surgeons & health care and is a Hollywood star - I can't for the life of me figure out why anyone would think it was a 'brave' thing to do.

It would be a no-brainer decision.

That said, good on her for using it as a platform for increasing awareness - resulting in more clinical breast exams, mammographies and breast biopsies.

I believe there was the similar increase - the 'Kylie effect' when Ms Minogue was diagnosed and treated for breast cancer.

I find boobs terribly overrated.

But I don't judge those who get implants. In fact I've always wanted to touch some. Never have.

My three friends and all I squeezed into a stall at work and felt each other up. One has saline, mine are silicone gel. The 3rd was going in for a lift and enhancement and wanted to decide which to go for. :bigsmile:

I did that before... only it was at a party and just one girl lol

I hate it when I see those cancer survivors with their fake boobs, makes me so mad! I just want to go over and tell them about all the negative connotation!

I did not say I gave them a negative connotation, I said that I believed that they HAD a negative connotation to the majority of the population (at least the limited amount of population I have come into contact with). There is absolutely no way I could have posed the observation/question in a more neutral manner.

who cares? live and let live. Besides, no one can tell which one of you is the actual member from that pic. Are you a man or a woman?

Woman, although given how neutrally the forum was worded, I don't think it matters. And again, I was just making an observation of something that I found interesting, not rebuking people who have or want fake boobs.

They've come a long way since the old days. They still have the Barbie doll giant perky plastic non-moving ones. Just go to Newport Beach in Cali, every other woman has them. But, many women get small enhancements, you know, just to give them a lift. They are not really bigger, per se, just more perky than they were.

I think the backlash you're getting is because in your mind, you might have a narrow view of them. Maybe. And that view is not really the reality of the situation. They are used now for all sorts of reasons, one of the freaking awesomest of those reasons is breast cancer survivors.

^ this over the small enhancements. People associate a "boob job" with large overly fakeness....I too live in the Bible Belt of my southern state and see this association all the time. I catch myself thinking that at time too. But if I were to get it done, I'd honestly just go for a full B. Shopping in the juniors section for bras sucks, especially when a hot dad comes over and comments how it's hard buying bras for daughters. Ummm, yea dude, for my daughter...

For the record, not all hot dads are into big boobs. Just sayin'.

I'm getting them. I've had 4 kids, breastfed each one for 2 years each. So yes

They're real on the outside

They're not for me, but if someone else wants them, then who cares? Their body, their choice!

I find boobs terribly overrated.

But I don't judge those who get implants. In fact I've always wanted to touch some. Never have.

My three friends and all I squeezed into a stall at work and felt each other up. One has saline, mine are silicone gel. The 3rd was going in for a lift and enhancement and wanted to decide which to go for. :bigsmile:

Haha I have a few girlfriends who have gotten implants, and that is always the first thing we (all of the other girls) all do...feel them up just to see what they feel like.

I've lost a LOT of weight, had a child, and am in my 40s. I currently have to practically roll them up and put them in my bra. Yup, if money were no object, you'd better believe I'd get some work done. The look fantastic clothed with a good bra, but nekkid is a whole other story. :sad:

I hate it when I see those cancer survivors with their fake boobs, makes me so mad! I just want to go over and tell them about all the negative connotation!

I did not say I gave them a negative connotation, I said that I believed that they HAD a negative connotation to the majority of the population (at least the limited amount of population I have come into contact with). There is absolutely no way I could have posed the observation/question in a more neutral manner.

who cares? live and let live. Besides, no one can tell which one of you is the actual member from that pic. Are you a man or a woman?

Woman, although given how neutrally the forum was worded, I don't think it matters. And again, I was just making an observation of something that I found interesting, not rebuking people who have or want fake boobs.

They've come a long way since the old days. They still have the Barbie doll giant perky plastic non-moving ones. Just go to Newport Beach in Cali, every other woman has them. But, many women get small enhancements, you know, just to give them a lift. They are not really bigger, per se, just more perky than they were.

I think the backlash you're getting is because in your mind, you might have a narrow view of them. Maybe. And that view is not really the reality of the situation. They are used now for all sorts of reasons, one of the freaking awesomest of those reasons is breast cancer survivors.

^ this over the small enhancements. People associate a "boob job" with large overly fakeness....I too live in the Bible Belt of my southern state and see this association all the time. I catch myself thinking that at time too. But if I were to get it done, I'd honestly just go for a full B. Shopping in the juniors section for bras sucks, especially when a hot dad comes over and comments how it's hard buying bras for daughters. Ummm, yea dude, for my daughter...

Oh, I wouldn't worry about that. The man is not thinking about you, he's just feeling very uncomfortable about what you are going to think of him looking at teenager bras. That's why he says that. Not because he thinks you are looking for your daughter, but because he feels he needs to say that for his own comfort.

They should be made obligatory for how would you women feel if men used push up and padding down below and then revealed something that you were not expecting !!!

I'm 36, had 5 children and lost weight so they're definitely not perky C's. I'm pretty frugal so I won't be spending money on new boobs unless I win the lottery or somehow marry a rich guy. My bras will just have to do. If I did get the surgery, I would only get a lift and maybe make them a tiny bit fuller. Nothing crazy and not even really bigger.

I couldn't care less if someone wants to have them/not have them good for them :happy:

Only thing that grinds my gears is when someone gets them as a cosmetic freebie on the NHS. Normally young women with "low self esteem" who then magically want to become a page 3 model after the implants.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2358413/Josie-Cunningham-Model-regrets-5-000-NHS-boob-job-wants-reduced.html