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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lay off the porn. Those breasts are not real. In fact, spoiler alert, many women around here have fake boobs, too.

That doesn’t mean yours aren’t better. They just aren’t fake.

Tell him to lay off the porn and stop comparing you to AI enhanced actresses if he doesn’t want to be compared to a high end vibrator.[/quote]

Dislike terms like “not real” and “fake boobs”. Those with enhanced figures shouldn’t be made to feel less as a result of their surgery. Often this is a choice made to feel better about one’s body, not worse![/quote]

A mean,…but they *aren’t* real…and they *are* fake, so…..

I don’t get this new obsession with forcing everyone else to get on board with adopting language that denies truth just because reality is uncomfortable for you.

You can choose to get a boob job if you want to/need to, of course—but why is it necessary to your happiness for everyone else pretend those are your natural boobs???
Truth is truth.[/quote]

Boobs with implants are not fake. The muscular, fat and nipple tissue remains there. Silicone is not injected into a boob or instead of a previously existed boob. It’s placed behind the muscular tissue and a well done boob looks and feels natural. Because it’s still the same boob, just “raised” on its pillow !

So stop calling boobs fake - they are enhanced but not fake. You don’t tell people with dental implants that their teeth are “fake”, or those with leg prosthetics, right?

I get you have a fixation on boobs as these women would look more attractive to men. Yes, men love great looking boobs regardless if there is an under muscle implant there or not. That is just the fact.

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NP. Why are you so defensive? People will think whatever they want and you cannot  change that. But you can change your attitude and not care what people think about you or your body.[/quote]

[b]The lady should then tell all elderly people their teeth are fake;[/b] people with pace makers their hearts are fake etc.

It’s fascinating how harsh are women on something that other women do to feel better about their bodies and improve confidence.

“Fake boobs” is just untrue from physical standpoint and carries negative connotation. Whereby the implants help improve quality of life to many women who had breast deformities, breast cancers, breast messed up by childbirth and breast feeding etc. [/quote]
NP - you seem really insecure about this. I don't know a single elderly person that wears dentures that would say their teeth are "real" or "not fake" lol. They clearly are! A pace maker isnt a fake heart, but it's clear you dont know how they work.

Enjoy your perfect fake boobs, and leave other people alone. [/quote]

You are just plain horrible and rude person, regardless of how you call yourself politically. And with tons of complexes about how other women should behave, look, etc.

It’s very feminine trait and to want look beautiful and desired. If some other women don’t want to, don’t take care of themselves  I don’t care. But I don’t want to be criticized for enjoying how I look in a nice evening dress with cleavage.

All you wrote is just a grotesque and blown out of proportion - nobody was encouraging women to get  “multiple surgeries” to appease some public opinion. [/quote]
What are you talking about? I didnt mention politics at all?

And how you relate not having fake boobs = not taking care of yourself is really disgusting. If you want to surgically enhance yourself that is totally fine! But degrading women with natural bodies is quite harmful to society as a whole. [/quote]

No I’m not degrading women with natural boobs. I’m referring to you criticizing women using hair dye : according to you, if a woman is feminist and pro-equality, she should be all grey and enjoy herself that way. Sorry, I disagree and I do take care of my hair, skin, nails etc in a way I find it fit and best for my looks. [/quote]

I can’t believe you’re equating makeup and hair dyeing to going under the knife. It’s not even a fine line, the first two are totally innocuous things that have little to no effect on your physical health. The last one leaves foreign objects in your body in two delicate and sensitive body parts known for developing difficult to detect and deadly cancer. Even better those implants leak and have a 20 year life span MAXIMUM.

Put on a push up for god’s sake if you wanna fill out that gown you never really wear.

Actually, do whatever you want, just don’t expect me to pay the insurance costs or tell you it looks good. And don’t tell me I have to go along with your delusion that you’re a feminist. [b]Because anyone who would subject herself to breast augmentation does not love the female form in all of its beauty.[/b]
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I don’t feel a need to love female beauty in all its form. I don’t look or give much thought to how other women look. 
We live once, and if I felt there was something that would make me look better in my favorite dresses, and undressed, I went ahead and did this. I might remove implants in 20 years if it becomes irrelevant to me. [/quote]

And that’s all completely fine, lady.  But the fact of the matter is that your boobs are indeed fake.  That’s the whole point of this side discussion.  [/quote]

If you make it feel better to assign negative labels to other people’s body parts, you have some issues. No need to look for political justification - it’s just you. [/quote]

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