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raeanna74 · 01-30-2004, 06:09 PM

I have no pictures to share with you. Only my natural ones already posted in exhibition and I don't plan to get implants.

What you guys think of our breasts has such an impact on how we view them. Not that we should rely on outside influence to feel good about ourselves but that's only in an utopia.

I read a story in Readers Digest (I think - can't remember for sure) about a year ago about a woman who had gotten breast cancer and had to have a breast completely removed on one side. She was very emotionally upset by this and after things had healed she began talking to her Dr about getting an implant. Right after the serious conversation with her Dr she was leaving on a tropical get away with her new boyfriend. When she returned and saw the Dr again she was smiling and confidant and did not want the implant. Her Dr asked her what had made the change.

The girl then told how her boyfriend who was an artist and did tattoos had requested to do a tattoo for her. He did a trail of flowers over her shoulder and down across her missing breast. He told her she was his "work of art" and that he loved her as she was.

When you guys appreciate us as we are it means more than you might realize.

01-30-2004, 06:09 PM	#79 (permalink)
raeanna74 I'm not a blonde! I'm knot! I'm knot! I'm knot! Location: Upper Michigan	I have no pictures to share with you. Only my natural ones already posted in exhibition and I don't plan to get implants. What you guys think of our breasts has such an impact on how we view them. Not that we should rely on outside influence to feel good about ourselves but that's only in an utopia. I read a story in Readers Digest (I think - can't remember for sure) about a year ago about a woman who had gotten breast cancer and had to have a breast completely removed on one side. She was very emotionally upset by this and after things had healed she began talking to her Dr about getting an implant. Right after the serious conversation with her Dr she was leaving on a tropical get away with her new boyfriend. When she returned and saw the Dr again she was smiling and confidant and did not want the implant. Her Dr asked her what had made the change. The girl then told how her boyfriend who was an artist and did tattoos had requested to do a tattoo for her. He did a trail of flowers over her shoulder and down across her missing breast. He told her she was his "work of art" and that he loved her as she was. When you guys appreciate us as we are it means more than you might realize. __________________ "Always learn the rules so that you can break them properly." Dalai Lama My Karma just ran over your Dogma.