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Everyone has their insecurities. Not everyone is born with a well proportioned body. I can understand why some people would choose surgery if they needed it. However, I can't understand those who are already beautiful and still going under the knife. I personally find 34b's to be small but the look also depends on one's frame. Are you a small, medium or large framed person? I'm a medium/large and I have 38c's. I was once 38d and I loved it. They've shrunk since I lost weight. I miss my old size. I enjoy larger breasts. For me, they make me feel feminine and sexy. And don't we all feel that way about parts of our bodies? For some it's the hips, or the booty, or the legs but whatever it is, it makes us feel sexy physically. Feeling sexy mentally is a whole 'nother topic though. I think if you are responsible and outweigh the pros and cons of this surgery, hey, just do you. It's your life, your body. You're the one who has the feel comfortable in your own skin. Just be sure you're not doing something unnecessary to yourself.

Hi. I joined last night and have read several threads. This is my first post and I'm excited to be part of what seems to be a very considerate and supportive community. This "boob job" thread caught my attention because I've recently had breast reduction surgery. Before the surgery I was spilling out of a DD cup and my plastic surgeon expects that after everything heals and moves into proper shape, I'll wear a C cup. I was well-proportioned until about ten years ago when my body seemed to expand overnight. I went from loving my body to being embarrassed and ashamed. My breasts seemed to lead the way, entering every room before I did. I couldn't find clothes that fit, my back and shoulders began to ache, and I developed a rash under my breasts every summer. All in all, I was a pretty miserable girl! After speaking with my doctor and consulting a plastic surgeon, I decided to undergo surgery and I'm so glad I did. My only regret is that I didn't do it ten years sooner. All this to say that whether a woman is considering breast augmentation or breast reduction, my thought is that if you want it, go for it. Don't let anyone talk you into it or out of it. It's your body and you should be able to enjoy it to the fullest.

Grats to you Jillie!

I've been considering getting a breast lift once I finish trying to achieve my "career". I've never been happy with the way my breasts have looked. Other parts bother me as well but in a few years, they'll look worst than they do now I'm sure.

You have to make yourself happy in life. Just don't go to the point where you're abusing your body and preventing age. That's just insane. Aging is beautiful. A few wrinkles and flaws here and there aren't going to kill ya'