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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The more you don’t wear a bra, the saggier they get. Get a breast reduction if you don’t want to wear a bra [/quote]

This is correct.  After two kids, DW had a lift.  The surgeon recommended wearing a bra as much as possible to counter the effects of gravity.[/quote]

As a man, I far prefer boobs with a little/or more sag.  [/quote]

This is very gratifying to hear.[/quote]

I am the PP who posted regarding the lift.  In true DCUM fashion, there seems to be a subtle, snarky tone of disapproval to the subsequent posts.  I'll say this, DW is an athlete who had to wear two bras after childbirth when participating in sports due to the sag.  Her lift was for functional reasons, not aesthetic.  I don't question her choice one bit and neither should anyone else.[/quote]

Wow, defensive much?  Was it paid for by insurance as medically necessary? If not, it was about form more than function. :roll: [/quote]

Who GAF? I am having one and I'm not going to take offense if my husband likes the new ones better than my old saggy ones! My step sisters scars from her reduction faded into the thinest white lines, they are really not even noticeable. They look way better than my granny boobs, which have severe sag and honestly make me uncomfortable for practical AND physical reasons. They just aren't all that attractive during sex, I'm sure of it[/quote]

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