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Location: WA
Joined: 10 Nov 2009
Activity: 9 posts

2 reviews

6 comments

1 question

Posted to Tan Lines Don't Lie: Women Love to Flaunt New Breasts on 11 Nov 2011

I think you might fix your sentence to say that you prefer 'attractive' breasts. Many breasts are 'real' and do not fit your description.
Posted to Tan Lines Don't Lie: Women Love to Flaunt New Breasts on 11 Nov 2011

This site should not be showcasing unhealthy tans without a disclaimer.
Posted to The Best Thing I've Ever Done for Myself - Bellevue, WA on 21 Dec 2010

I am sure that you are beautiful the way that you are, but you shouldn't need to be unhappy with your body. Life is too short to make sacrifices that you don't need to.
Posted to The Best Thing I've Ever Done for Myself - Bellevue, WA on 21 Dec 2010

I actually do have scars around my areola, but they are difficult to see in photos (and even in real life). I had a benelli mastopexy operation, but it was a rare case that didn't necessarily require an implant.
Posted to The Best Thing I've Ever Done for Myself - Bellevue, WA on 21 Dec 2010

Hi, katiec. No, none of the doctors I saw tried to pressure me into breast implants. All of the doctors I went to DID ask if I was comfortable with my breast size and told me that it would be an option in the future if I so desired it. Implants are a lifetime commitment and really shouldn't be taken lightly, so I would beware of any surgeon who tries to 'push' them on you. That being said, I'm not a surgeon and perhaps the implants are necessary for the kind of result you desire.

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