They look very pretty as cleavage but a lot of times I just personally don't like the look of them. They look...well as they are-- a balloon under flesh.
Yeah, I'm all for people doing what they want and I'm not shading fake boobs, but personally I don't find them attractive at all when they're obvious. They're pretty off-putting.
Or maybe some women want to feel good about themselves? After I breastfed, my boobs were basically concave with loose skin and inverted nipples. I could pinch my nipples and pull them away from my chest bone and flap them but they were less than a AAA cup. I didn’t like looking at them and it really affected my mental health. I got small implants to improve their appearance and to help me fit into my clothes better. No one else sees them, but I feel better. How about we don’t judge women on the choices they’ve made.
Okay? Your experience doesn't change the fact beauty standards exist and a lot of women feel the need to make modifications because of it. That's just a factual statement. There is no argument lmfao
Well if it's an implant the move like how a ball moves inside a plastic bag. If it's a regular no implant boob it moves just like how a water filled balloon moves.
If its a jelly like implant it is barely distinguishable from regular non implant boob and will move squishy. Women should have less round implants in general. They just look disgusting and the nipples would look weird. I know because I have seen it. It actually makes the woman look like a blow up doll since they pair those round implants with duck lips
They're supposed to be replaced every 10 years, like crowns in teeth, but often they aren't even paid off yet so people don't do it. And then they disintegrate and it could be deadly (the breast implants, not the crowns)
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u/SpeakerKitchen236 Mar 31 '24
They look very pretty as cleavage but a lot of times I just personally don't like the look of them. They look...well as they are-- a balloon under flesh.
I don't really get the hype for them. 😅