The things we do to eliminate race weight...

This just became my favorite GRM post of all time!!!

Joking aside, good for you, I will be mentioning this post to my SIL who is dealing with the same issues. Hopefully it will help her with dilemma

Hey, if I can't talk about my breasts in a non-sexual manner on a car forum on the Internet, seriously, the terroris-er-trolls have won!

@FlightService: Seriously, PM me. You're welcome to pass my contact information on to your SIL.

Back pain is nothing to play with, hopefully the rcovery goes quickly.

Congrats and best wishes on a speedy recovery.

I've had a couple of friends undergo the procedure and all seemed quite happy with the results, and their decisions made total sense (one of them was reduced to a D ). I heard it hurts like the dickens though. So, take care of yourself.

That has got to make fitting a harness and HANS a lot easier.

Everyone is 'blessed' with 2 breasts, and sometimes the 2 you're given are just too bleedin' heavy for comfort. Congrats on making a hard choice AND being secure enough to share it with us, Doll. The offer for moral support shall be passed to SWMBO. She also is topheavy and has talked of this from time to time.

Thanks again, and I hope the gelpacks help.

dollraves wrote: Thanks for the support guys.

I was going to make a comment about the guys on the forum being like a brassiere, but I don't want to strain the limits of good taste.

Wait, is this thing on?

doll Not knowing much about the actual procedure- do they have to go through any muscles to do it? I very much suspect the answer is no, since most of the mass is over the chest..

But, anyway, my wife and one of her best friends had surgury that cut into muscles in their abdomen. One of the best recovery things they did was walk a LOT. Considering one of your goals is to help your back, I bet it would help you, too.

Good luck with further recovery, and I'm quite happy that it went so well that you compelled to reach out about it!!

In reply to dollraves:

My sister had that done. She didn't tell me, and I didn't ask.

just out of curiosity..was it 2 pounds total.. or 2 pounds each? my wife talks once in a while about having this done.

I'm gonna pass thing along to my wife. She was considering before we learned of an impending mini-me.... and I'm sure she'll be back on that train as soon as we're onto solid food and the like. I'm 100% behind her on this, because while she's.... ample, it's not good for her, and I know it. She's already had kidney stones (!) and will be giving birth, so I guess we shall see how that works out.

congrats. altho i need to be honest i cant sympathize but i can imagine(i come from a long line of member of the ibtc) so anyone in my family goes the oposite direction

(i come from a long line of member of the ibtc)...lol sorry but that made me chuckle.. havent heard that one in a really long time.. IBTC that is..

lol its a common saying in my family.

KATYB wrote: congrats. altho i need to be honest i cant sympathize but i can imagine(i come from a long line of member of the ibtc) so anyone in my family goes the oposite direction

So confused. Sometimes when you post it's obvious you're a girl, other times I could have sworn you sounded like a guy. Two people using your signon? me confusing you with someone else?

KATYB wrote: (i come from a long line of member of the ibtc ) so anyone in my family goes the oposite direction

Dated the president of that one a ways back and there its noting wrong with that committee.

tuna im a femme lesbian girl. only one person useing my signon. subject matter changes my answers repeatedly.

KATYB wrote: tuna im a femme lesbian girl. only one person useing my signon. subject matter changes my answers repeatedly.

Oh, now it makes sense. I could have sworn you spoke about a female significant other before, now I get it.

Alright, carry on, folks, pardon the interruption.

KATYB wrote: tuna im a femme lesbian girl. only one person useing my signon. subject matter changes my answers repeatedly.

Correction: You are a femme lesbian girl mechanic married to another girl and have two kids. Not a lot of fitting into any one stereotype with you is their?

LMAO!!! so thats what confused u? i thought it was just my multiple personalitys jk. really tho believe me im an individual and always say something on forums to make people question my gender.

KATYB wrote: LMAO!!! so thats what confused u? i thought it was just my multiple personalitys jk. really tho believe me im an individual and always say something on forums to make people question my gender.

Do you think it's common to have a lesbian on a car forum who has a steady relationship and children? It's not, from what I can tell. It wasn't one of the scenarios that I came up with when I tried to figure you out. No biggie, just always trying to figure out who people are behind the screen name, but we are seriously thread jacking now.

mr joshua correct and i love football. hate the sight of guys in spandex. hate getting dirty. have an unnatural fear of bugs. get sick at the sight of blood unless said cut happens when working on a car. almost always have pink french tip nails and my so laughs at me because i cant be trusted with finances in either an autoparts store or while shoe shopping.

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dollraves wrote: Hey, if I can't talk about my breasts in a non-sexual manner on a car forum on the Internet, seriously, the terroris-er-trolls have won!

lol

N Sperlo wrote: In reply to djhives: Lets put some hooters on you and see how your back feels.

Seriously. My manboobs have been giving me back pain for years now! LOL!

I agree with Dollraves. It's your body, do what you want with it. I have no control over what you do, just as you have no control over what I do.

I first thought to stop reading here:

dollraves wrote: You are NOT welcome to ask for pictures or cop a feel. Yes, they are awesome breasts, but they are MY awesome breasts...go get your own.

I got to say, sure a big set can be fun but I am on your side. I bet the fun wears off when you have to take them with you everywhere you go. I am sure that can be a big burden.
Well done.