A Breast Enlargement Question
KH wrote and was wondering about my breast enlargement surgery. His first question was: do I still feel sensations in/on my breasts, are areas like my nipples still sensitive to such activities as suckling, did the operation affect the nerves of my breasts?
You have to understand, I was very BIG to begin with before the surgery. It wasn't like I went from small to puffed out after surgery. For example, a friend of mine mentioned a dancer/model Chelsi Charms who started out "small"...like 30D or 40D or something, and now is obscenely abnormally enormous, and doesn't look naturally. I went from obscenely enormous to another cup size obscenely enormous, and you can hardly tell at all, ie, I still look 10x more natural than a woman who's gone from nothing to everything. My implants give my boobs a bit more bouyancy, lift, support. I still have all the feelings and sensations in my breasts and nipples, actually maybe a little more from the surgery...a bit tauter flesh makes nerve endings that much more vulnerable to sensations.
His second question was: has the operation affected my ability to breastfeed children and will I still be able to lactate? WHEN I have children, the doctor has said my operation would not affect my ability to breastfeed children or men *giggle* Yes, I'll be able to lactate, probably produce gallons from these two things hanging off my chest.
Final question: how big are my nipples in comparison to the rest of my breasts? I won't lie. his is another area I have always felt kinda bashful about. I have always had big nipples, so much so that I have either had small padding in my bra cups or bras made with padding around the nipple area. They are always erect. I have big areola. I think it just comes with their size. I don't know. I am not going to say how big or long they get when hard because its kind of embarrassing. Do you know what a baby bottle nipple looks like?
You have to understand, I was very BIG to begin with before the surgery. It wasn't like I went from small to puffed out after surgery. For example, a friend of mine mentioned a dancer/model Chelsi Charms who started out "small"...like 30D or 40D or something, and now is obscenely abnormally enormous, and doesn't look naturally. I went from obscenely enormous to another cup size obscenely enormous, and you can hardly tell at all, ie, I still look 10x more natural than a woman who's gone from nothing to everything. My implants give my boobs a bit more bouyancy, lift, support. I still have all the feelings and sensations in my breasts and nipples, actually maybe a little more from the surgery...a bit tauter flesh makes nerve endings that much more vulnerable to sensations.
His second question was: has the operation affected my ability to breastfeed children and will I still be able to lactate? WHEN I have children, the doctor has said my operation would not affect my ability to breastfeed children or men *giggle* Yes, I'll be able to lactate, probably produce gallons from these two things hanging off my chest.
Final question: how big are my nipples in comparison to the rest of my breasts? I won't lie. his is another area I have always felt kinda bashful about. I have always had big nipples, so much so that I have either had small padding in my bra cups or bras made with padding around the nipple area. They are always erect. I have big areola. I think it just comes with their size. I don't know. I am not going to say how big or long they get when hard because its kind of embarrassing. Do you know what a baby bottle nipple looks like?
posted by Helia A Melonowski at 2:44 AM
5 Comments:
that's a very positive attitude - not if you have children, but when. :) - but in the meantime, you have men to practice with. :> *grin*
yep, I know what a baby bottle nipple looks like - always see someone with a little one in a restaurant (then there's those Baby Bottle Pops heheh) :P
wow, that's kind of weird.. :D main page shows no comments and clicking on it shows 1 comment (well 2 now) - but Blogger was acting a bit odd this morning as well. :P
We now return you to your regularly scheduled blog... :D
So how did you discuss your desires with the doctor, and did you have any trouble making it happen? Like, did the doctor say "No way, you don't need it"?
I've heard some doctors will turn people away for stuff like that. Which brings up the question, what is too big?
Well if they help support your natural endowments then I see the point. Let er rip and enjoy.
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