Boys, what do you think of 32AA breasts?

Defensive? Now you're being outright stupid and you know it. Also, we all know breasts sag - DUH.

I exemplified mine to make the point - enhanced breasts are designed to be "perfect", and they too will pass the pencil test, at least for two seconds. So if there are girls out there with natural larger breasts whom are self-conscious about them (as I know there are, also on TSR), I wanted to let them know that there are no reasons to worry.
I am aware of the different definitions. My point was that a lot of the things you'll find online or on urban dictionary or whatnot are given by boys who have never touched a breast, so it doesn't really matter what the "common belief" is, it's still useless.

No. That is one of many versions, one of the less commonly accepted ones actually. Go have a look at wikipedia and you'll see that the sagging version under the breast is well known.

Oh cry me a freaking river, she pretty much went straight from the hospital to the photo shoot. How does that not smell fishy to you?

As far as I'm aware the only mental illness treated with surgery is gender dysphoria, which that particular lady does not seem to have. If anything she has body dysmorphic disorder, which is most certainly NOT treated with surgery, as the patient will simply want more and never be satisfied.

As to the OP, I have AAA breasts And as someone attracted to women....small boobies are great!

You don't want to pass the pencil test, it means you have saggy breasts.


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I agree, it's a bit messed up. What I don't agree with is Daily Mail readers ranting on about how 'u dont need boobs 2 live so it sholdnt be availabl on the nhs'. It's not about life or death, it's about quality of life.

For example, I have a keloid scar on my left bicep. I felt self-conscious about it, so I went to my GP and eventually received steroid injections into the scar to reduce it's size. This was a purely cosmetic procedure. I could have gone without this.

To be honest I am getting a bit sick of justifying the actions of the NHS to people who have never worked in a hospital and have absolutely no empathy for how different problems affect people in different ways. Some people might have just got on with having a big scar on their arm, but to me it mattered quite a bit and I chose to have something done about it. People deal with things differently, and we should respect that.

Thank god most daily mail readers have nothing to do with a hospital.




To enlighten you a bit more, apparently she has almost no breast tissue rather than just small boobs. Whether you agree or not, most women would consider their breasts as integral to their personal identity as a woman. Maybe giving her extravagant surgery to bump her up to a D cup or whatever was a little OTT, but I still think giving her surgery of some kind was a good choice.

This really goes beyond her saying "lol I want a boob job". I fail to see how people can't understand that.

I really want to know what boys think about this. I have quite a small build (5'0 tall) so I don't think my breasts are massively out of proportion with my body. But they're 32AA! I don't even pass the pencil test.

Would this put you off, boys? I wouldn't say I'm THAT insecure about my breasts, it doesn't really bother me and I would never get surgery. But still. My breasts are tiny.

Please be honest. I can take the truth. Could you ever like a girl with small breasts?

To enlighten you a bit more, apparently she has almost no breast tissue rather than just small boobs. .

There's a picture of her before the op and there's no way she had no breast tissue. You can quite clearly see she has boobs. Anyway, she's already admitted she wanted a boob job so she can become a model. Good luck with that anarl.

I was aware of that already, and yes the surgery was completely OTT, which I think is why people are questioning her motives.

I thought the pencil test was to see if you are black. Grow out you hair, the stick a pencil in your hair, if it gets stuck. You are black....

So because she's shallow we should refuse to offer her treatment that would make her happy?

I don't care much for this specific case, what causes me chagrin is the outpouring of apathy and hate from idiot Daily Mailers. I wonder what would happen if all medical staff began refusing to treat anyone who wasn't about to die - good medical practice according to them!

Comparing a life threatening illness to a cosmetic concern shows our far from reality you are anarl.

So you'd be happy if she had been given a B or C cup for example?

Interestingly enough her operation only cost £4.8k, which I'm sure she'd more than pay back in taxes were she to become a model