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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. As always, thanks for the useful responses. I wanted to circle back to comments about it being a body issue problem. I did some thinking with all these comments swirling through my head and while it may be in some part a body issue, I think it's more of a correction than an underlying self-loathing. I've always loved how I looked even with the extra weight of childbirth. And believe me, I have my fair share of normal aging issues...face wrinkles, veiny hands, vericose veins, stained teeth..all of which could also be fixed with procedures but I consider them all normal consequences of getting older and appropriate for my age. The breast situation is different. They look like an error, like they clearly do not fit onto my otherwise normally aging but fit body. So is this a body issue that I harbor? Yes, I guess so. But Im starting to feel like aging gracefully does not necessarily mean living with an anomaly for the rest of your life at the expense of your self esteem. And yes, if I get them done, I'll hand in my crunchy card...but won't stop being crunchy! Again, thanks everyone for your honest feedback. [/quote]

As someone who has had their breasts "done" of course I had a body issue. I hated my boobs! Now I love them. I have issues with my hair.  This damn curly hair is so hard to tame.

And to the last poster, when I'm 90 and have these perky boobs, I will love them just the same. I will stare at them in the mirror and zone out the rest of my wrinkly body and reminisce on the fun memories we share. Maybe I will have some awesome geriatric nursing home sex and have one more ride on top of my old man, me and my perky breasts riding off into the sunset.

I just hope when I die, they remember to remove them before cremation. That would be a melted gooey mess if they didn't. That is the only way they are coming out of my body, unless I get breast cancer, when in that case, they will be replaced.[/quote]

This is PP, above. Your message made me laugh! [b]Yes, live gloriously until the very end, boobs and all[/b]. Hopefully, we can be roommates in that nursing home.  As for my comment, I was simply reversing the anomaly, because that was one of OP's sources of concern. Just pointing out that if she has them done, they will become incongruous with her body at some point again.  I say you do what makes you happy. But, up to now OP's value system has made her happy, and in some way she recognizes how this challenges that. [/quote]

Thank you! You summed up my feelings. I live out loud and without regrets. Life is a wonderful gift and I'm living it to my fullest. Of course boobs are not the only thing that makes me happy, but it just goes along with living your life for yourself and doing what makes you happy which in turn will be contagious. I'm fully open about my boobs and answer questions readily. You'd be surprised how many women out there literally GRILL me with questions after they found out I have fakes. I can assure you that many women won't admit it, but a lot of us think about it. They want to touch them, inspect them, the whole 9 yards.[/quote]

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