**Tear** Poor poor little.....

Shadowmf023
Shadowmf023 Posts: 812 Member
edited December 2024 in Social Groups
Poor poor little boobies... I knew you well... :cry:

After losing about 40lb 3 years ago, my boobies, as a 23yr old... Looks more like those of a 50yr old. All saggy. I wonder where I'll end up after losing the next 20lb...
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  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
    When I lost weight my breasts looked better. They got smaller, but not saggy. Hmm... I wonder why the difference?
  • Shadowmf023
    Shadowmf023 Posts: 812 Member
    redimock wrote: »
    Someone posted this in another thread a while back, and it cracked me up :lol:

    rl69yio1qrv8.jpg

    :joy:
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
    redimock wrote: »
    Someone posted this in another thread a while back, and it cracked me up :lol:

    rl69yio1qrv8.jpg
    HA, love it!! Mine came back "with a vengeance" with menopause. I'd love it if they lost their way home again.
  • Shadowmf023
    Shadowmf023 Posts: 812 Member
    When I lost weight my breasts looked better. They got smaller, but not saggy. Hmm... I wonder why the difference?

    I have no idea. It's not that the skin looks loose or anything, they're just sagging. And my sportbras are starting to get a bit roomy now so I'm probably losing some more there. Lol might end up with almost nothing after I hit goal. :confounded:
  • Shadowmf023
    Shadowmf023 Posts: 812 Member
    Kimo159 wrote: »
    Q: What's the most popular bra size for women over the age of 50?

    A: 36-Long

    Hahahahaha!!

    But for real. I lost a lot of my boobs in the last few years. I lost weight, lost the boobs, gained some weight and the boobs didn't come back with it. BS!!! Though I have to say, if you lift, add a bunch of chest work into your program. My boobs got significantly perkier since doing that.

    My class instructor also mentioned this...
  • baconslave
    baconslave Posts: 7,026 Member
    edited September 2016
    Kimo159 wrote: »
    Q: What's the most popular bra size for women over the age of 50?

    A: 36-Long

    Hahahahaha!!

    But for real. I lost a lot of my boobs in the last few years. I lost weight, lost the boobs, gained some weight and the boobs didn't come back with it. BS!!! Though I have to say, if you lift, add a bunch of chest work into your program. My boobs got significantly perkier since doing that.

    My class instructor also mentioned this...

    Yeah...they droop enough, and you can see all the pecs behind the droop...
    Ask me how I know. No, wait! Don't. I might cry a bit.
    Skin takes WAY too long to tighten back in. :confounded:
  • Shadowmf023
    Shadowmf023 Posts: 812 Member
    baconslave wrote: »
    Kimo159 wrote: »
    Q: What's the most popular bra size for women over the age of 50?

    A: 36-Long

    Hahahahaha!!

    But for real. I lost a lot of my boobs in the last few years. I lost weight, lost the boobs, gained some weight and the boobs didn't come back with it. BS!!! Though I have to say, if you lift, add a bunch of chest work into your program. My boobs got significantly perkier since doing that.

    My class instructor also mentioned this...


    Skin takes WAY too long to tighten back in. :confounded:

    Le sigh... So true.


  • baconslave
    baconslave Posts: 7,026 Member
    redimock wrote: »
    Someone posted this in another thread a while back, and it cracked me up :lol:

    rl69yio1qrv8.jpg

    :joy:

    I am seriously tempted to make that my profile pic...:lol:
  • Bonny132
    Bonny132 Posts: 3,617 Member
    redimock wrote: »
    Someone posted this in another thread a while back, and it cracked me up :lol:

    rl69yio1qrv8.jpg

    I am Still laughing at this, thank you for sharing. Hope my own will not end up looking like floppy dogs ears.
  • karebear5891
    karebear5891 Posts: 141 Member
    I feel like I've lost my boob to band size fairly proportionately, However, they are a little smaller than they were in the beginning for sure. My bands and cups on my bras are both a little big (holding off buying new ones until I can't get away with wearing my current ones anymore- thankfully, I was wearing them on the outer hook and now I'm on the inner one).

    I'll go take my moment of silence now... XD
  • baconslave
    baconslave Posts: 7,026 Member
    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. :cry:
    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.
  • AshStout83
    AshStout83 Posts: 190 Member
    My 12 year old is a DD. She definitely didn't get those from me.
  • AshStout83
    AshStout83 Posts: 190 Member

    No man would decline pancakes with whipped cream.... :lol:

    Lol!
  • Kimo159
    Kimo159 Posts: 508 Member
    baconslave 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. :cry:
    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! :wink:

    No man would decline pancakes with whipped cream.... :lol:

    Hahaha yes!!!
  • baconslave
    baconslave Posts: 7,026 Member
    baconslave 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. :cry:
    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! :wink:

    No man would decline pancakes with whipped cream.... :lol:

    :lol:
    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!
  • baconslave
    baconslave Posts: 7,026 Member
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    I'll be 50 in 2 months. A good bra fixes droopy boobs! Weight loss and nursing were worth it!

    Rockin' that dress! Daaaaayum.
  • RalfLott
    RalfLott Posts: 5,036 Member
    edited September 2016
    Q: What's the most popular bra size for women over the age of 50?

    A: 36-Long
    Q: What's the most popular bra size for women over the age of 50?

    A: 36-Long

    :joy::joy: 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 .. :lol:

    36"-Long?

    (They wouldn't be Conies, though.)
  • BaconSan2
    BaconSan2 Posts: 260 Member
    When you got the right man boobs work their magic even if they look like an apple in an old sock - trust me on this
  • supergal3
    supergal3 Posts: 523 Member
    @kmn118 : Hysterical!!! Never had seen that clip before!!
  • RowdysLady
    RowdysLady Posts: 1,370 Member
    BaconSan2 wrote: »
    When you got the right man boobs work their magic even if they look like an apple in an old sock - trust me on this

    :smile:
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