But... I don't usually "see" boobs. I mean, not that are identifiable as fake or real without explanation.
So what I'm saying is that if someone says to me, "Hey I went up to a C cup, now I have big boobs, yay!" I say "Uh... I gotta go." If someone says, "After the mastectomy, they replaced what I had, and that pleases me." I say "Awesome! I am glad you feel comfortable after enduring a disease!"
What I'm saying is that I have never had knowledge of fake boobs without knowledge of the whole story.
I'm torn, perhaps, about cosmetic surgery after disease; but definitely not torn about elective cosmetic surgery to augment breasts.
That said, I work from a general principle of "if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all". If someone tells me about their plan to have breast augmentation surgery, I generally will say nothing unless they ask.
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Date: 2004-12-15 10:38 pm (UTC)So what I'm saying is that if someone says to me, "Hey I went up to a C cup, now I have big boobs, yay!" I say "Uh... I gotta go." If someone says, "After the mastectomy, they replaced what I had, and that pleases me." I say "Awesome! I am glad you feel comfortable after enduring a disease!"
What I'm saying is that I have never had knowledge of fake boobs without knowledge of the whole story.
I'm torn, perhaps, about cosmetic surgery after disease; but definitely not torn about elective cosmetic surgery to augment breasts.
That said, I work from a general principle of "if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all". If someone tells me about their plan to have breast augmentation surgery, I generally will say nothing unless they ask.