Biggest Weightloss Worry

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viciousness

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I know this sounds incredibly stupid, but ever since I've started losing weight (a small amount so far, but then again I don't have much to lose) I've noticed my chest going down.

I DON'T WANT TO LOSE MY BOOBS! :mad:

They're my security blankets. They are the only things on me that have stayed attractive as my weight has fluctuated over the years (sad, right?). They kept me looking "in proportion" even when I was like 20 pounds overweight.

Have any of you other ladies experienced this? And if so, how did you deal?

I'd rather be healthy and svelte than have big boobs, but I just can't see myself without them. :)
 
Hi viciousness

Yes I had/have the same problem....but u dont loose them completely!..
And once you start loosing the weight you will start to love other parts of your body too...so maybe in time you wont be as worried about your boobs!

And just maybe!...with the new figure they will look even better than before! :)
 
i lost mine completly, but then again i never had any when i was younger and skinner - id rather be skinny,healthy and have no boobs and pay for some than overweight, sick, unfit, and have em :D
 
I went down a whole cup size. I'm actually happy about it, because now I can buy the pretty bras, instead of those big plain white ones all the time.:rotflmao:
 
Useless without pics:rolleyes:

I'm sure you are gorgeous, there is more to you than your boobs to make you attractive.

From a mans point of view here the size of them isnt as important as an attractive body/face/smile/personality, keep going with the weight loss and you will feel good about the way look overall, dont worry about fixating on that area.

Remember you are beautiful and know you are - a smile will win hearts:)
 
dariqueen said:
I went down a whole cup size. I'm actually happy about it, because now I can buy the pretty bras, instead of those big plain white ones all the time.:rotflmao:
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that's kinda what I'm hoping for :D


you are more than your cup size... but like the minimizer bras out there, there are also maximizer bras that can make you look larger if that helps you out in thelong run - but your self worth shouldnt be based on your cup size...
 
Hah that just make me think of the 'meet the fockers' milking the cats nipples bit ... :O

Yeah, i fake boobs with padded bra things - they look real and nice, you cant tell.
 
I am so hoping to loose mine was a 34c padded 4 years ago now i am a 36dd but i am still breastfeeding-I so wish they would just go somewhere i rather wear a push up bra than have these enormous pillows on my chest.
 
on a more serious note, "are you kidding me?!"
the amount of peoiple that come on here and go 'i dont want to loose weight because ill loose my tits or ill have saggy skin' is just stupid.
I mean would you rather be overweight, fat, ugly, sick, and die young, or have saggy tits/skin ?
I suspect its an excuse to not loose the weight - to justify stuff to themselves :)

(no that wasnt pointed at anyone in particular, just something i noticed)
 
I was thinking the same thing today about losing boobage- this was while I was taking a jog around the neighborhood and realized how much they slow me down! I cannot wait to have smaller tata's! Thats just me though. :)
 
Thanks for all your comments guys. This has turned into a rather amusing thread.

And Wishes, I totally see what you're saying. That most definitely is not the case with me. As I mentioned, I'd rather be healthy and slim than have big boobs, but I do suspect that if one were not totally serious about weightloss losing one's boobs or being left with saggy skin could be a pretty useable, if not silly, excuse.

For me it will all be a matter of getting used to smaller ones. I'm a 36DD right now, and they've been rather big all my life, so I don't think they'll get TOO small.
 
Being a C was fun while it lasted. I think that when I've lost the last 20, I'll be around 34B. I was that size at 12 years old. :(

Push up bra please.
Or a boob job! Anyone willing to pay? :D
 
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