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    Boobless wonder

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    • Posts: 22,834 Member
      whitpauly wrote: »
      Every time I lose weight my boobs shrivel why? I still have work to do on my hips,thighs and stomach but I'm afraid to lose anymore because I don't want creepy little boob sacks,ugh

      Understand that is important to you, but that is often part of weight loss. No tips for keeping them, if there are any since I am not a female.

      From a guy's perspective, at least this guy. I LOVE an athletic body, which usually has smaller boobs. Lots of us out there too, so although it might feel like an issue to you, guys looking at you probably do not notice as much as you might think.

      All the best.

    • Posts: 936 Member
      It's part of losing weight for a woman. Go for being fit and if it bothers you that much get a lift/ boob job. My two cents.
    • Posts: 25,455 Member


      I'm right there with ya'll. I have boobs that never go away. When I was fit in highschool, was still rocking the DDs.[/quote]

      Nice**
    • Posts: 1,503 Member
      Boobs are overrated af. Barely had any when I was obese (*kitten* was unfair) and am a -5 boob situation now. I can't even pretend to care at this point, they seem like they would just be a hindrance as a distance runner.
    • Posts: 25,455 Member
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    • Posts: 1,307 Member
      Boobs suck. I have them for the first time ever (gained a little weight, always relatively thin before). The BF tried to hide it, but he *kitten* loves them. I told him to say goodbye. I hate them.

      It hurts to run, they get in the way when we hug or if he cracks my back, he totally gets distracted if my shirt is low cut and styles that looked cute on my tiny muscle boobs before now look sexier and draw VERY unwanted attention. I can't wait until they're gone.

      Embrace the boob sacks
    • Posts: 1,262 Member
      MichellePatte92 wrote: »
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      I'm right there with ya'll. I have boobs that never go away. When I was fit in highschool, was still rocking the DDs.

      Mine never leave either. 100# gone and they are still a G. Ugh!
    • Posts: 1,262 Member
      slaite1 wrote: »
      Boobs suck. I have them for the first time ever (gained a little weight, always relatively thin before). The BF tried to hide it, but he *kitten* loves them. I told him to say goodbye. I hate them.

      It hurts to run, they get in the way when we hug or if he cracks my back, he totally gets distracted if my shirt is low cut and styles that looked cute on my tiny muscle boobs before now look sexier and draw VERY unwanted attention. I can't wait until they're gone.

      Embrace the boob sacks

      I agree that they get in the way.. jumping rope, jumping jacks, running, painful. The price of bras is also horrible once you hit my size.
    • Posts: 65 Member
      Used t bags as a friends mum once told her lol
    • Posts: 9 Member
      I have the exact same problem. My body type is bottom heavy, so everything above the waist disappears first. Not that there's much there to begin with lol
    • Posts: 1,073 Member
      Sunna_W wrote: »
      I am on a high protein / fat w low carb / sugar. I elected to lose slowly and I seemed to have lost fat "all over" not just in my boobs and while my boobs have shrunk they aren't actually flabby... I do miss my fat boobs...

      my favorite quote. I miss my fat boobs. I never had big boobs til I gained an obscene amount of weight. So I guess my boobs have just gone back to where they started, just a little lower. My friend says I have perfect nipples so he is not concerned with the look of my boobs like I am. When I mention a boob job he says but what if they mess up your perfect nipples.
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