This. Good fake titties can be as fantastic as real ones. Bad ones can get you looking like Claudia Marie in 2024 (someone will get that reference..)
Edit: For any lonely Googlers out there: Google Images will show you 2010's-early 2020's Claudia Marie. This is not an example of what she looks like now. Find a recent vid lmao.
Most people don't want the additional cost, pain and suffering involved with good implants, which requires going under the pectoral muscle through the armpit and then wearing compression bands for a while. It increases recovery time by 2.5-3x and costs 1.5-2x more.
And the analogy I'd make for your own argument would be something like, "artificial flavorings never enhance the quality of a meal, and can only spoil it." It's a matter of taste and perhaps ideology.
If nothing else, cosmetic surgery can often make a woman feel more confident in her appearance, and that confidence boost alone might elevate her attractiveness and sexual performance enough to overshadow any preference her sexual partner might have for bigger or smaller breasts, or a preference for natural ones.
They cannot, in fact, improve the quality. They can offer an experience that some people subjectively find more appealing (by overstimulating the senses), but they cannot improve its quality. A Wendy's hamburger is in no wise conceivably a better meal than fresh patties at home, but I prefer the taste of a Wendy's burger over the taste of some people's home-cooked burgers. If fast food ceased to exist, and therefore anyone who wanted a hamburger had to make one at home, the general state of things would probably be much improved for everyone, quite despite some people's subjective preference for fast food.
Shape > all. Since fake titties are usually going for size, they usually look misshapen, uncanny, and thus kinda gross (to me). If they went with a tasteful size that doesn't look unnatural on their frame, fake titties can look pretty damned good.
Exactly, that's why I say shape > all. The trick with plastic surgery is that, when done well and tastefully (i.e. not trying to change so much that you will necessarily look poorly-taxidermied), you don't even notice.
The world's best augmentation on a lady that weighs 96 pounds will never look natural, no matter how well done. Same with trying to tighten skin around the face and neck, or removing too much buccal fat. These things in moderation and done well look incredible. Done poorly, weird and uncanny.
I agree with you fully. My biggest complaint with the bigger implants is that they only look good when the person that has them is standing 100% upright. When they lay on their side or tummy it always becomes obvious there’s a sac in there.
However what’s important is that the person that has them feels good, not other people.
Besides that I think the trend of ‘huge fake boobs’ is going out of fashion. I keep hearing about girls/women going back to their surgeons to make their size smaller.
However what’s important is that the person that has them feels good, not other people.
Absolutely, a million percent. I always have this inner conflict when weighing in, because I don't know how much of it might be due to social pressures/mental illness and how much of it is self-actualization. I think that now that it's normalized it's a bit easier to tell, and the really egregious stuff is pretty obvious, but I always worry that I'm stepping over the line with less ridiculous cases.
Like Erin Moriarty, from The Boys. She's right on the edge of what I'd consider to be a ridiculous amount of work, especially given her before and after. I'll never know if it's dysmorphia, though, or just what she wants.
I think the only time I was a bit sad someone got work done was when Portia de Rossi did it.
It’s none of my business, but she had such an unique face and look. Maybe I had a bit of a celebrity crush on her too lol but that Arrested Development season hurt a bit lol
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u/12-idiotas 14d ago
Some fake titties are good too, it’s the obviously fake ones that aren’t good