On Apr 11, 3:29=C2=A0pm, Bonbon <tresbon...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Apr 11, 4:12=EF=BF=BDpm, Spang in Real Life <serenejoaq...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > From what I've heard from all sorts of men (even gay men...they can
> > squeeze an implant breast through a sweater and not get all turned on,
> > you see....) is that the turn-off for some of them with the implants
> > is not the way they *LOOK* at all, but they way they *FEEL*. I don't
> > get it personally, but they say that it has something to do with a
> > sense of solid hardness in the middle and floppiness at the sides.
> > Sorry to say, I have NEVER met ONE man as of yet who said he wasn't
> > somewhat bothered by this. I always thought men LIKED for us to be
> > firm, tight, fit etc. and that was BETTER? I guess not right THERE,
> > though??? I don't wish to start a huge debate, but in over twenty five
> > years I have yet to meet one single guy who said they weren't somewhat
> > off-put by implants from a "how they feel" and not how they look
> > perspective. Personally, I kind of think it's all psychological,
> > really (and NO, I don't have implants, myself...)
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> It's probably because they're feeling saline instead of silicone which
> is hardly used anymore because of all the lawsuits. =C2=A0Silicone feels
> VERY real. =C2=A0I would bet that if the guy didn't know what he was
> feeling, he wouldn't know what he was feeling.
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Well, yeah, it feels real to you, but seriously, you're not a guy and
you don't go up to women and start feeling them up, so it's hard to
really say from a straight woman's perspective how *THEY* feel. I do
agree with you that the saline and the silicone probably both feel
different, though. I've seen some pictures in Glamour magazine and the
looks of both different types of implant (prior to insertion) was
striking.
All I know is that I agree with you about the smaller sized boobs.
=46rom a visual standpoint, I absolutely cannot tell if a B cup is real
or fake, but with a larger C cup or a D or DD, it's pretty easy
because even with larger implants (like in a bathing suit or tank top)
there's always that gap in between and there is not a "smashed
together looking" (for lack of a better term...sorry) cleavage. It's
extremely noticable on certain celebrities like Tori Spelling, for
instance. She wanted big boobs, but her cleavage looks so damned fake
and un-***y that she should never have bothered with the surgery at
*ALL* or else she should have gotten smaller ones that match her
shoulders better. But yeah, you are totally right, the lower Cs and B
sized implants (to me at least) always look real.
And hey, if you live in or come from New York, (or probably Los
Angeles, too...) like one of my old roommates and all five of his
brothers...."there are so many women there with fake ones that you
start to feel like it's a little strange when you date one who's
actually got a real pair....you're like WOW! I remember these...what a
nostalgic blast from the past this is! This is kind of neat! It's like
rainbow stitched bellbottoms and you're like dang...I FORGOT about
those!" :o)
S*Babykins
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