would you get breast implants if you could?

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Vlech, no. I am already a 32DD.

thank you for listening and understanding. it bothers me that afterward i would probably have to wear more clothes because it would attract attention that I don't want. i don't anticipate running anymore (unless I am being pursued) so that wouldn't bother me. The thought of feeling this slimy and dirty for the rest of my life is depressing. I have always been a b cup so I never really had to have to deal with it. I have looked up the graphics for reductions and I am not sure I can do that to myself, it seems way more drastic than implants, though I might be wrong and I bet many more things could go wrong with implants. I guess women who are bigger than a b cup deal with this all their lives. I don't know how they do it. I think my circulation is more poor now that I am older and I sweat more easily. I have seen plenty of jokes online about 'boob sweat' as if it's no big deal. It really bothers me but I think the autism thing has alot to do with the extent to which it bothers me because I am this way about clothing in general, nothing binding, nothing scratchy, no fasteners, nothing tight, etc.

alot of women on this thread have said that they are already large enough. Do all of your breasts stick straight out or does the skin touch the skin beneath them? Do you sweat and does it bother you to have that slimy nasty layer of wet flesh there? To me it is beyond gross. Oh, someone said something about bras, I wear bras, but if you sweat the bra gets wet. That is like peeing in your pants and walking around with wet underwear. Sigh...

gah, nevermind. just about everyone is reading this as a 'size' issue and whether they 'need' a bigger size. The size of my breasts is fine. I am glad they were not bigger because I was a runner off and on and I have friends that had larger ones that had problems with them.

I had problem with boobs sweat when I was wearing wrong size. Now I have each boob whole in its own cup. They don't touch each other and don't touch skin under bust. And I swear only in armpits and feet parts, not stink but wet.

If boobs are falling, they don't have support from the bottom. To get this support, change band size to smaller.

I work with many women and I see that almost all problems with boobs (complexes, pain, ugly bras, fatty armpits and back, back like earthworm, slipping bra etc.) are because of wrong size. After change size and more knowledge, they disappear.
Do you know, that's impossible to wear one size all life long? Boobs change during one cycle (some girls have bigger bras for "bigger days") and during our lives we increase/decrease weight, have children, get older, take meds etc. Everything has influence.
During two years I had sizes: 30J, 30JJ, 30H, 30HH.
My Mum has 34K and her only problem is with clothes, not with swear. But before she knew swear and arms-breaking.

If I see post like blablabla I have C below, I'll believe I'm speaking to the wall There's no C!

Mine aren't big, I'm still in the A25 cup...

Anyone seen those ads where they got pills that help enlarge them?

Anyone believe in it?

Did you mean size 26A for 66,5 cm in bust?

If your breasts are saggy when you get implants, the surgeon will recommend a breast lift as well which he will do in the same operation. I'd be afraid of implants making my breasts saggy over time due to the extra weight. That and I'm not very inclined in the way of beauty and cosmetics so it'd seem weird getting them (I barely brush my hair of a morning). Nor do I have the wardrobe to show them off.
Most look unnatural to me, like round bubbles on the chest. But they've invented more natural tear shaped implants now, so I dunno.

I'm a C and as long as I don't slump, the bottom of my breasts come nowhere near the skin below the breast. We're all made differently! I certainly empathise with your dislike of the skin touching, though...preventing it is the one benefit of an bra! I go with underwire -- not the most comfortable, but great support that helps prevent the skin of my breats (or material of my bra) from touching any other skin!

OK, I believed.
Speaking to you is like speaking to the wall. Senseless

Yes, I saw what you said about "There is no C." A few years ago, I would probably have believed you. However, you see, it was a few years ago that I had myself professionally measured. I'd been wearing a 34B for a long time and figured there was no such thing as a well-fitting bra, as all of mine were so tight my breasts were either compressed or came popping out at the top, causing the top seam to cut into them, and left marks on my back. However, at this time I went shopping for some new bras, and the woman helping me told me she would not bring me a 34B until she measured me, because she did not believe that was my size. Turns out I am a 36C -- and in this instance, I am going to believe the professional! 36C conforms to my chest beautifully and much more comfortably than a B. My cousin is a D and her bras are far too big for my breats -- so if B is so small the cups hurt, yet my breats would swim in a D, what the hell size am I? Sounds like C to me. Women don't go from medium to extra-large with nothing in between.

So, I and my apparently non-existant bra size are gonna go hang out over here. I am sure that I am not the only woman on earth who falls between B and D, so the other walls are welcome to join me for a cup of tea.

C is not one size. 30C is much smaller than 40C. And 30H is smaller than 42C - in volume, because letter means only difference.
It's like you say rectangle is 5 high. Ok but how wide is it? 2x5? 40x5? It's not the same.
Letter is height, number is width.

Band is only for underbust. When boobs grow, you should change letter, not number. For example 30D --> 30DD. Many girls have letterphobia and they change number. It's very wrong.
This is THIS BIIIIG size DD. 28DD. Soft. Exactly link: this model. It's up to British J-cup, 28-38.


And this is the same girl in thick pushup in wrong size. Boobs are everywhere, but not in the cups:


LINK: Full article on Stanikomania

There are some people who really have sizes like 34B or 32A, but it's really rare. It's size for wide chest and small boobs, like many canoeists or swimmers have.

My friend from Busty Lobby, Maheda, is very good Brafitter and she has her own channel on YT. With subtitles in many languages. Check it out.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGoP6vaxKRI[/youtube]

And check out my posts in link: BRAS thread. I posted size chart, size calculator and how to use them.

I love Brafitting, because I'm one of the best in Poland and people don't care about my Aspie traits, because I do it good. It's wonderful

having fake titties just to fit in with the plastic, superficial Barbie doll demographic? PLEASE! count me out! i'm keeping my naturally shaped breasts and i ain't changing them for nobody, no siree bob!

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I wouldn't get them. I'm already self conscious of mine, as it is.

No, I wouldn't.

No, I'm rather happy with my boobs. Not too big, not too small.
Besides, implants don't look good at all...

I agree with the above posters who say a lift is probably a better idea than an implantation, in your case.

I'm a 32C on most days but if I'm stressed and lose weight I shrink to a 32B. I think. I've never had them measured (dear god someone I don't know touching me? *shudder*) but they seem to fit to me. I don't get the touching underneath like you do, but as I have a small band size, C really isn't that big. In fact, if I got properly measured I'm probably more like a 30. But that's never going to happen, and I already struggle getting bras currently... it's hard to get anything in a 30 in my area. I would have to order from a catalogue or something like that.

EDIT: Just measured myself using the calculator in the "bras" thread, and I'm apparently a 28C. No way am I going to find that anywhere near here. Oh well.