I think one was a B and one was a D, and now they're both C cups.
Woah, did she hide it at all?
I'm more referring to the teenage girls who are a full, even B-cup and getting implants as a Sweet Sixteen present. Or nose jobs just because they want a different nose, not because there's anything wrong with the one they have. Things like that, you know?
Yeah, I get it and I think doing it for the sake of vanity is awful. However, I am a man and I like nice plump breasts. I'd also like to not make out with a chick thats rockin' an Owen Wilson nose. I know that makes me and awful person, but damn. breasts are awesome.
She had a thing to put in her bra. Her breasts were mostly even all throughout her development, then through high school one kept growing, so they weren't always so uneven.
You may like nice, plump breasts and that's cool, but what about the girl who is extremely petite and a B cup? That might be a good size for her and anything bigger would be weird and abnormal. At any rate, if said girl does want implants, I don't think her parents should be getting those for her.
Wouldn't getting implants at barely the age of 16 fuck up the development of the natural tissue? In any event, that kid's gonna have psyc problems for life for getting body augmentation at such an early age and never being able to reconcile who they are with the body they inhabit. Its skipping and warping a crucial phase of any persons development.
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Also, as a female, I started high school as barely an A cup and went into junior year as a C. Some girls develop later than others, and if you get the implants too early, it'll fuck everything up like you said.
Plus really, I just don't think cosmetic surgery is an appropriate "gift" for a son or a daughter. What kind of message does that honestly send to the kid? They might think their parents are ~awesome~ for paying for whatever, but is it worth potentially harboring feelings of "I wasn't good enough before so they had to fix me" forever? =/