sbsquarepants wrote: » A masterpiece of understatement! A woman in work here has huge boobs, i walked into the office the other day and she was talking to another bloke there, i just said hello and went about my business. They finished their conversation and she left, the other guy comes over to me and says quite earnestly, as if he had just had some deep cosmic insight eureka moment - "You know, if a giant pair of melons can't cheer you up, there's just no fúcking hope for you".....and he's probably right:D
[Deleted User] wrote: » I've not been into it from day one.. I blame the Kardashians..
Sardonicat wrote: » I wonder who was responsible for the bustle trend in the 19th century?
Sardonicat wrote: » They can be scourge to carry around all day. You also have to live with the knowledge that people will discuss your anatomy in the way you just described, .
Sardonicat wrote: » They can be scourge to carry around all day. You also have to live with the knowledge that people will discuss your anatomy in the way you just described, which isn't as flattering as you may think and frequently, complete strangers and others that are not strangers but not on the level to be making comments about your breasts will make a comment about them (negative or positive) to your face. It's not just straight men either. I usually have a ready riposte. Like the time the woman doing a bra fitting exclaimed that if hers were that big she'd have them reduced because it was abnormal looking (!) and I should consider having it done and I responded with how much I loved them but fair play to her for not having rhinoplasty because I wouldn't leave the house with a nose like hers. It used to upset me, not anymore. At worst, it occasionally annoys me, but that's about it. I like em, and that's the main thing. Himself likes em which is also a bonus. What anyone else thinks is neither here nor there, really.
funnydoggy wrote: » Blaming carbs for obesity? Are we back in 2009???? Pseudo-scientific nonsense.
Gruffalux wrote: » Hahha, I had written something like that but deleted. Mine are not that big at DD, but big enough compared to the rest of me and it is actually so weird when mid intense work conversation while you are looking for notes and files etc you find your colleague checking them out, then they see you have seen them do so, they look a bit watery eyed and embarrassed, but nonetheless without skipping a beat the show must go on as if you have not just clocked them absent-mindedly looking at your tits. It is not comfortable at all. Dressing is difficult too, high neck and it looks like you have an upholstered shelf on the front, low neck and it looks like you are on the game.
sbsquarepants wrote: » People will discuss your appearance regardless, if it wasn't boobs it would be something else - it's just life, no point stressing over it!
[Deleted User] wrote: » The Pankhursts.
bb1234567 wrote: » I'm only 24 and it feels like just a few short years ago that being told your bum was big was an insult Now it's insulting to say somebody has a small or overly flat arse
.anon. wrote: » I'm indifferent about whether an arse is big or not, but the current trend I thoroughly hate most is the massive big pouty lip thing that seems to have afflicted every second woman on Tinder. Genuinely hideous.
Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: » To me, a neat and peachy Pippa Middleton arse will always be the ideal. If I could tomorrow have the perfect arse, it’d be a Pippa. Or a Kylie Minogue. I’m 37 and in my yoof, small arses were in and my mindset is not going to change. We’re molded by the fashions of our time. I can’t fathom ever wanting a fat arse.
PopZiggy wrote: » Have you tried a pawg in your history of sexual encounters? The comfort of it warming your testicles as you pound cannot be underestimated.
Sardonicat wrote: » They look like they've just come out of the dentist's.
Sardonicat wrote: » What is a pawg?
Feisar wrote: » Phat Ass White Girl
OscarMIlde wrote: » I actually HAD come out of the dentists one time and went to get some lunch. Some older women there kept looking over at me and tutting disapprovingly. I kept getting paranoid about what on earth I was doing wrong, figured it was because of my messy eating. One of them said something about it being a disgrace looking straight at me as they walked out. It finally dawned on me that they thought I had got my lips done rather than the truth which was that I was still numb from the anaesthetic.
Day Lewin wrote: » Oh, the swollen lips are frightening. They look like they've just been in a boxing match! I suspect this is one of those fashions that the owners of will look back on their photos (when they are older) and say, Ye gods, what were we thinking? Like I look back on the hairstyles of my youth. !!!!!