PeanutBean

Mine are natural too, naturally beach balls at the moment though! I'd just grown accustomed to my 34Es with good bras that weren't like Doreen bras, but another trimester, another cup size...

Sarahkka

Having had surgery a couple of times, I just can't get my head around electing to go under the knife.
It's a personal choice, but yikes! It makes me squeamish. Recovering from any surgery HURTS!
I guess I also feel that it's such a "the grass is always greener" scenario for me. I have big'uns (36D - DD) and while I love and embrace them, I have wished many many times that they were smaller. Bra sizing for bigger boobs is a bitch! And bras are soooo freakin' expensive!
But would I have surgery to reduce? I don't know. I'm really not pleased with the size they are now (preg boobs ~J cup, I bet), but I'm accepting that this is part of babymaking. If they don't deflate after nursing is done, I'll be disappointed, but I doubt I'd go for surgery.
Too much ouch for me.
And yeah, PP, I can NOT watch those boob surgeries on TV. Lots of others I can - I like science and medicine and don't consider myself squeamish - but the boob surgeries just hit a nerve for me.

Newt

I am desperate for a boob job.

I am a H cup and would love to be a normal size.......like a C

cleckner04

All you girls with some extra boobage can pass the extras my way!! I'm actually HOPING my boobs grow through this pregnancy. LoL! And I hope they don't deflate after I'm done breastfeeding either. But that is wishful thinking.

PeanutBean

I find it a real arse having big boobs. Bras are super expensive if you want one with a half decent fit and they all have huge straps so strappy vests look crap. Worse though is that tops are all designed for B/C cups max so nothing ever fits right. I also have (had!) a relatively small waist so dresses are generally impossible for me. If it goes over my boobs and hips it will be a sack in the middle. Not to mention all the unwanted attention from horrible men in the street.

polo_princess

The only real downside for me is slight backache and not being able to lie comfortably on my front lol ... the rest i find ok!!

KatienSam

OMG yes the sleeping is a downside, if i sleep on my belly i have to put my arm under my boobs so they have extra room and dont put pressure on my chest.

I am only getting backache now i am pregnant and they have gone up another size (so far - still growing)

isnt it funny how women with natural large chesticles want smaller and vica versa...

i may have another op after baby is born if they need extra lift (maybe a bit more silicone!)

cleckner04

The grass is always greener though! I think after I'm all done with having kids I will consider a breast enhancement. Fake boobs are just prettier to me. haha. And they seem to defy gravity. Those of you that have fakes, do you plan on breastfeeding?

alyxzandra

Pre-pregnancy I am a 34G. I have no idea where I got the mammoth chest from as my mother is so small she did not need to wear a bra. My biggest complaints I have about them is finding nice bras in my size. I go to a specialist lingerie place for fittings and I will see a nice bra. And then get told they only go to D cup or something like that. It is so frustrating!

Lucky for me I have not been plagued with back problems, but I think it is because I've been having good bra fittings since I was 11 (I hit a size D at that point). But, I hate the way they sag from the weight and they've sagged since I was in my early 20's. I would love to have smaller breasts.

KatienSam

i want to but i dont know if i will be able to, i will ask the midwife and then prepare myself for both bottle and breast - even if i can only breast feed for the first few weeks, get those antibodies into the baby

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