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I have question for my fellow forum members do you like women with breast implants or natural breasts? personally i prefer natural breasts
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it all depends on what the natural ones look like and what a "replacement"pair would be like.
and what about how the woman feel?
if they have a thing about the way they look then to have an improvement will make them sexier and feel better in themselves so thats good.
sometimes its not all about us.
stop being such male chauvenists. no wonder woman call us as they do!
I have question for my fellow forum members do you like women with breast implants or natural breasts? personally i prefer natural breasts
I detest after market boobs. I won't call them deal breakers, but it's a close call.
and posts like yours have woman who may not be happy with themselves taking note of pathetic opinions like yours.
I feel there are exceptions. Like djtrouble said, some women are pushed against the wall to do it. If men's dicks were out there for everyone to see, you bet your ass that we'd be self-conscious about it (or more so) and a cure would be a 24/7 research.
There's also the matter of reforming and breast reduction.
What I disagree with are women with perfectly nice breasts getting implants because that's what seems to be socially rewarded. Fake, oversized breasts (see Victoria Beckham or pornstar Kenzi Marie) look completely freakish on women sometimes. Double Ds that look like inflated baloons don't belong on a 5' - 110 lbs girl. Some men like it, I disagree with it.
Lois: "I care about the size of your penis as much as you care about the size of my breasts!"
Peter: "OH GOD!!!" *starts crying*"
This is a mentality we have to stop encourageing. Why is it so hard to accept ourselves for who we are and others as they are? It's the biggest mindfuck in American culture.
I don't see how the preference for natural or fake, or visa-versa, can be construed as chauvinistic. How is this any different than preferring or detesting tattoos, piercings, and many other forms of body modification including make-up, hair color, hair style, body type, fashion tastes, etc? A woman has as much right to do what she pleases with her body as I do to choose whether or not I'd become involved with her based on those modifications. Chauvinistic would be DEMANDING that she be a certain way as a requirement of your relationship.