**Tear** Poor poor little.....
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Shadowmf023 wrote: »ashtaylor83 wrote: »baconslave wrote: »ashtaylor83 wrote: »I'm not there yet, but I know I will be once I lose more weight. It happened to me at 20. I had my first baby and went from an A cup to a full C, if not a D, during pregnancy and breastfeeding. When I stopped breastfeeding, my breasts completely deflated. I seriously thought to myself, "what 80 year old took my boobs and gave me hers?". I was not warned about that. Lol.
Yeah that def makes it worse, doesn't it. There's this halo around all things motherhood. It's not a magical mystery. It's life and it's real. I could have done with a few warnings, y'know.
I breastfed all 4 of mine. I was a G cup while breastfeeding. But after the 4th kid, the DDs were kind of deflated. Now I wear a small C, but that's really only because I'm in denial. I'm probably a B cup now. My 13-year-old will pass me up within the year probably.
Sad little pancakes they are. I'm going to start taking collagen to hopefully help with that and the other skin issues I have after losing.
Lol at the pancake refrence. That's a very accurate description. I wore a B cup for years when I should have been wearing an A. I finally swallowed my pride and bought an A. It felt so much better. All boobs are specials, especially pancakes. Pancakes are a much loved food. We should be proud!
No man would decline pancakes with whipped cream....
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I'll be 50 in 2 months. A good bra fixes droopy boobs! Weight loss and nursing were worth it!10 -
Shadowmf023 wrote: »ashtaylor83 wrote: »baconslave wrote: »ashtaylor83 wrote: »I'm not there yet, but I know I will be once I lose more weight. It happened to me at 20. I had my first baby and went from an A cup to a full C, if not a D, during pregnancy and breastfeeding. When I stopped breastfeeding, my breasts completely deflated. I seriously thought to myself, "what 80 year old took my boobs and gave me hers?". I was not warned about that. Lol.
Yeah that def makes it worse, doesn't it. There's this halo around all things motherhood. It's not a magical mystery. It's life and it's real. I could have done with a few warnings, y'know.
I breastfed all 4 of mine. I was a G cup while breastfeeding. But after the 4th kid, the DDs were kind of deflated. Now I wear a small C, but that's really only because I'm in denial. I'm probably a B cup now. My 13-year-old will pass me up within the year probably.
Sad little pancakes they are. I'm going to start taking collagen to hopefully help with that and the other skin issues I have after losing.
Lol at the pancake refrence. That's a very accurate description. I wore a B cup for years when I should have been wearing an A. I finally swallowed my pride and bought an A. It felt so much better. All boobs are specials, especially pancakes. Pancakes are a much loved food. We should be proud!
No man would decline pancakes with whipped cream....
Well, I used to get complaints from DH, but he always teases anyway. If there is nothing to criticize, he will seriously come up with something. It's his talent. I asked him if he would prefer I regain the weight so he can have the bewbs back. Never seen him answer so fast. That was a big fat "NO!" lol!3 -
erinseattle wrote: »
I'll be 50 in 2 months. A good bra fixes droopy boobs! Weight loss and nursing were worth it!
Rockin' that dress! Daaaaayum.4 -
I can say that the loss of 160 ish pounds left my, previously, DDD girls deflated to a D "long", lol! I had a lift done a month ago, and LOVE, how they are now!!! Don't know what the cup size will be yet (still some swelling to get past) but right now looks like a C will be my future, and I'm loving it! Was worth it in many ways!7
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mandycat223 wrote: »Q: What's the most popular bra size for women over the age of 50?
A: 36-LongShadowmf023 wrote: »mandycat223 wrote: »Q: What's the most popular bra size for women over the age of 50?
A: 36-Long
NOOOOO! When I was little, my grandma would let me help her bathe. And I used to say "I don't want hotdogs for boobs one day" .... Because I suppose her boobs looked long like hotdogs to me ..
36"-Long?
(They wouldn't be Conies, though.)1 -
When you got the right man boobs work their magic even if they look like an apple in an old sock - trust me on this1
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Yikes, I read manboobs at first! No thanks, ahaha. The clip is awesome.0
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As long as I do not end up with a camel toe....4
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No kids so mine weren't droopy, just small. Paid for bigger ones. Love them. Money well spent!!!!1
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I miss the boobs I had while breastfeeding. Since last fall I have lost ~8" from around the fullest part of my chest...0
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Skin surgery next year, I hope. Get rid of panni and reduce and UPLIFT the chest-al area (aka breasts). Mine girls were great until post menopause, even when I lost 80 pounds. Still stayed perky. Now they are looking at my toes. By next summer, I suspect they will be naval-gazing.
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No kids so mine weren't droopy, just small. Paid for bigger ones. Love them. Money well spent!!!!
No kids, either, but mine are way too big. I would LOVE to be able to afford reduction surgery.
I say to all of you -- embrace the smaller chest. Clothes always look better on a woman with a small bust.
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Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »
I want to pay to put mine back where they belong. Not smaller, not bigger, just back in place instead of at my waist!5
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eh2PjkzW20w
