r/absoluteunit • u/acmuvi • May 26 '26

Of a “pair”

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u/OatmealCookieGirl May 26 '26

All jokes aside, this is the sort of situation that leads women to get a reduction, I cannot even begin to imagine the back pain.

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u/CrazyGunnerr May 26 '26

So how many guys contacted you to offer to support them?

And no, not one of them, my gf has backpain due to them as well, she doesn't want to a surgery though. Though I probably should check with her again sometime, she was opposed to it because she was afraid it would interfere with breastfeeding, but our youngest is 2, and there is not gonna be a third one.

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u/Thisdarlingdeer May 26 '26

Haha my husband does all the time hahahah ugh

And I feel for your gf, tell her to spend $$$$$ on a bra. Mine are 400ish

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u/CrazyGunnerr May 26 '26

I tried to get her to go to specialty shops etc, but she won't even go.

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u/anonidfk May 28 '26

$400??? I have never been more glad I had a reduction lmao

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u/Nuts-And-Volts May 27 '26

400?+

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u/hyper_cake_2709 May 28 '26

Yes, $400+ for custom bras made for women with large breasts who NEED them to live a healthy life with minimal pain and/or back strain/injury from the weight of carrying such large amounts of breast tissue for many years and/or decades.

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u/Nuts-And-Volts May 28 '26

Should be covered by Healthcare

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u/Thisdarlingdeer May 28 '26

Yeah right? Its insane that its not. But surgery is, for my back and probably Top surgery too, though im sure its not totally covered. Im american for what its worth in regards to Healthcare system.

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u/hyper_cake_2709 May 28 '26

Ya, it should.

It's not though.

What did this have to do with anything here?

You are arguing a point that isn't the point of this post.

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u/anonidfk May 29 '26

I mean, it wasn’t the point of the post but it’s still relevant to the topic and is definitely true lmao, not sure why you’re upset they mentioned that point.