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07-29-2003 07:02 PM |
The Real Reason Women Hate Plastic Surgery (Goddamnit, Say What You Really Mean)
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Originally posted by ThrashersFan
BTW, I know they have to do the nipple thing so that the removal of boob material doesn't make your nips end up in a funny place (like cross-eyed or something) but how do they make sure that you can still, um, feel nip stimulation? I mean, does having that done lead to nipples with no feeling? Being a big errogenous zone for me, I guess I would rather have my nips sagging to my belly-button when I am 50 than have no feeling in them. :eek:
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If I find it, I will post it, but Soleil Moon Frye (I think that's her name) the kid who played Punky Brewster had a condition called Giganticus mammarius (just kidding on the name, but it sounds like that) and she had a reduction. They told her that she would not be able to breast feed, nor would she have feeling in her nips, don't know whether they'll ever "arise" again, but I can't see how if there's no feeling. It depends on how much you're having removed (I think). I better do some research on this before I put my foot in it deeper - but I believe my memory is fairly clear on this.
Edited to add...In her early teens, she discovered she was suffering from gigantomastia, a medical condition that literally means "giant breasts." Her bosom was so big she ached from severe back pain and sore shoulders!
And her teasing friends were merciless -- they even called her Punky Boobster. Breast reduction surgery at age 16 brought her from a 36DD to a 36C, and now she's thrilled with her breasts. "I'm very proud of my body. I love them. I love being voluptuous. I'm very blessed," she says.
punky brewster
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