
Previously on U N L O A D E D......
A site giving the gift of Boob to women in need.
Innovative advertisements.
A woman with the gift of boob cut off far too early. What else did she have to say?
Hello!
(Ricardo enters the room with a glass of wine and a smokers jacket, sizing you all up and flashing a devilish grin)
Why, hello there my fellow unloaded ones. Hope you haven't been going tit for tat with anyone too obnoxious in my time away.
(takes a sip of wine and has a seat)
I've had offers of more nude photos and even erotic stories to titillate the naughty writer within me. This community does reward the generous as you know. And while I haven't been a Rockefeller, I have been kind in my own modest way.
Now where were we? Ah yes, the interview with a very special woman who was kind enough to answer my questions on breast augmentation. Where were we....oh, I remember now. Here it is.
I asked if she was worried about complications. Without further ado, let's resume shall we?
And remember, be respectful to our subject.
The Interview
2. Did the risks worry you at all? Or are they really just hyped up by the media to freak people out?
I was definitely concerned about the risks. You hear horror stories about bad boob jobs, because they are true. I have first hand knowledge about tragic events such as "When Boob Jobs Go Wrong" because of where I worked. I saw some fantastic before and after boob jobs and I saw some seriously detrimental before and after boob jobs. I was terrified to end up as one of the girls from surgeries gone awry.
Side Bar: When considering breast implants, it's really all about the doctor. It is of utmost importance to find a good doctor, the right doctor, talk with the other women who have previously been to that doctor, and ask a lot of questions. If the doctor gets annoyed by all of your questions, you are with the Wrong Doctor.
3. Were you treated differently after the boob job?
I treated myself differently afterwards.
4. Were you given grief by friends and family?
Absolutely not. My mother completely supported my decision. She stated that if her breasts had looked like mine (pre-surgical) she would have done the same exact thing. In fact, she is the one that pointed out this was "Corrective" surgery NOT "Elective" surgery.
5. Did the operation hurt and how long before you recovered?
Well, I had TWO surgeries. (Because I am a stubborn asshole.)
The first time I went to have my procedure, the doctor suggested I go from my floppy A cup all the way to a full D cup. I told him there was no way I wanted to be a D cup. I am an insurance professional, not a porn star and I did not want to walk around my office with flotation devices attached to my chest. He explained to me in numerous ways, that I needed to fill up the loose skin, in order to fix the horrendous sagginess that was part of my ugly boob situation. Yet, I remained firm with my decision to only go to a C cup. Begrudgingly, the doctor complied with my wishes.
The surgery went well and I went home the same day with a wonderful device attached to me. This device distributed Novocain in a steady stream via catheter to each breast 24 hours a day for 3 days. I didn't feel an ounce of pain. Not. Even. A. Little.
One week later I went back to the doctor. The catheter was removed and the bandages came off. Much to my surprise my breasts were even prettier than I had ever imagined possible. They were perfectly symmetrical and full. They were not too rounded, or shaped like a disks. I hate that look. You know that look. It's like someone took a grapefruit, cut it in half and super glued them to their body. I was amazed with how 'real' my boobs looked. I was thrilled with the fact they moved with me, rather than sitting frozen solid or rock hard. Even with all of the swelling they were still very soft to the touch.
[When my doctor took the 'AFTER' photo, it was a most liberating moment.]
Alas, a few weeks post-surgery, I had a severe panic attack. I thought my boobs had 'broken' and/or were leaking because they seemed to be deflating. I was seriously scared. And I didn't know what to do. I called the doctor immediately. The decrease in size was simply due to the swelling going down. That's when I realized what the doctor had been trying to warn / tell me on all of my earlier visits.
2 or 3 months after my first surgery, just as my doctor had predicted, I had soccer balls (which beat tennis balls) at the bottom of a tube socks - for boobs. The dreaded saggy-droopy-ness was back. I had two options at that point. 1. Have a Breast Lift- a very painful surgical procedure which leaves hellish scars on your body. (The last thing my body needs is more scarring.) 2. Go to a bigger size implant.
Teary eyed, I returned to my doctor pleading for his help to rectify my own mistake. "Okay, Okay. I see now what you have been trying to tell me. Let's go to a Full D Cup." And that's just what we did. My second surgery went as smoothly as the first one. In fact it was even easier than the first one. The 'pocket' where the implant belongs was already formed, and since I was merely changing the size of the bag the 2nd procedure took only 24 hours 'recovery time' before I was back at my desk.
6. Would you recommend other women to get one if they were thinking about it?
Honestly, that depends on each individual woman, and her specific circumstances. Do I think getting a 'boob job' strictly for vanity purposes is all together healthy? No.
It also depends on the expectations the potential candidate has about the final outcome. Most good doctors will also request a complete psychological evaluation prior to engaging plastic surgery. They need to make sure the candidate is being realistic and not going through these measures for attention seeking behavior purposes.
I will say, without any hesitation, that my choice was the right choice, for me.
$10,000.00 and four years later, I am still 'In Love' with the final result. However, I am over the "Look At My Twins" phase that I went through after my 2nd surgery. I am confident and comfortable in my own skin. I don't need to show 'The Girls' off anymore or search for validation. But it sure is nice to fill out a dress properly.
The Poll
I'd like to thank all of you who took part in my poll in the top right corner concerning this issue. If you haven't, there's still a couple of more days to vote. As of now, it's a dead heat between people who don't like them and people who feel it's a case by case issue. Very interesting.
Catharsis
After investing so much time and energy into this subject I suppose it's time that I try and figure this all out. Or can I? Is it even meant to be figured out? What the hell have I done? For the past several weeks I've been balls deep in virtual boobs. That's a lot mind you.
We all want to look our best, man or woman it doesn't matter. And while each sex has different means of doing it, the principle is still the same. We want to be loved, desired, cherish and maybe even coveted. While we can have a strong sense of self worth we still need interaction, contact and feedback from those around us. We can't sustain a healthy self image in a vacuum. We can't hide from the need to feel wanted. We need each other, like it or not. If working out or getting cosmetic surgery helps us feel better on the inside, or augments the positivity within us, so be it. Those before us will see that energy and respond. It will be magnetic to some and repulsive to others. However if there is a void within us then looking pretty will not completely help the situation. The inside must work with the outside and the outside must work with the inside. Each side can't stand alone. I see that clear as day now.
As for being balls deep in virtual boobs, well, the time has come to put those aside and begin to reach out to the real world again. I mean, let's face it, JPEGs on the hard drive are fun, but flesh is fabulous.
Wouldn't you agree?
Coming up....
They myth of equity.
And...
The proposal. Long trips to far away places, but is that going to win me the right girl?
Also...
Snap the bull whip, grab the fedora, Indiana Jones is back!!! My thoughts on the new adventure coming up!!
Monday, May 19, 2008
Part V: Giving the Gift of Boob
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The woman you interviewed was great and she walked us through what she went through. I'm glad you were able to interview her.
I voted "case by case" because I've met people who had cosmetic or corrective surgeries and one woman got a nose job and a chin implant because she was tired of being just a BIG NOSE and chinless - that's all people saw and she just brought out who she felt she was. She still has a pronounced nose, but now it's interesting, not a BIG NOSE.
Another woman got a boob job. Personally, I thought she didn't need one but relatively flat chests don't bother me! She was/is also very attractive. But she went to i think a D cup and suddenly her she had a stockpile of halter tops. Huh.
She looked incredible - I mean she was already very attractive but then she got totally buff (abs and everything) plus these breasts! I would have been happier for her if I had sensed she was happy but more seemed to be going on.
That's why I think it's case by case. I think if in some way the surgery is a loving thing for yourself, then the surgery will be a good thing.
Your thoughts on people needing feedback and some form of external validation - yeah, I think we need to have some form of comparison. It makes things a bit rough as there is always someone "better" as well as "worse."
I agree that reality is better than fantasy but for some, perhaps fantasy is "no fuss, no muss, no feelings, no pain."
Arrrggh on your cliffhangers!! And are you telling us you are looking for the Right Girl? Or "right for now?" hehehee!
The guy looked at my date as she walked back from the ladies' room and asked me, "Are those real?"
And I responded, "They ain't imaginary."
re your cliffhangers.... are you planning a trip to australia :-)
I LOVE MS Q's COMMENT....and I cant agree more...
The *woman* you *interviewed* did a FABULOUS job .....wink wink.
MqQ- The woman was FANTASTIC and I can't thank her enough for doing this. She really brought some great things to this series.
The big nose and no chin thing is BAD. Really I can't fault her for that.
The woman who got a boob job, please send all pictures you have of her to my email address. LOL!
I think it really is a case by case thing. You can't make sweeping judgements on all cosmetic surgery candidates.
As for fantasy, yes there is no chance too be hurt. There is great comfort in only exploring this and limiting yourself to the risks present in the real world. However we as humans do need real contact once and a while. I think we'd go crazy otherwise.
As far as the "right girl" goes, you will have to stay tuned.
Thomas - Good man for thinking on your feet. And there are many implications to your statement to the guy that are brilliant. If they are altered surgically or not, they are not imaginary.
Nursemyra - Ah, the land of OZ. Why continue searching when the perfect woman already visits my blog. :-)
Meleah - There is something about that woman in the interview that is absolutely fascinating!!!
I voted case by case as well. However, reading her story makes me uncomfortabe about the whole procedure. But it is not a judgment; the fact that she said that it made her feel better is key to why she did it. Maybe some people see that as vain, but it is awful walking around, feeling unattractive. So more power to her.
That picture of the silicone--like I said: case by case. Let's see if I can vote again like we do in Chicago.
Enemy - No doubt going under the knife is scary stuff. I have talked to several women who would like to get work done on parts other than their boobs but just can't bear the thought of having their faces cut open.
The process to get the implants in there ain't pretty that's for sure. But for many the gory details are a small price to pay to feel better in the long run.
Chicago style voting at it's best if you can vote twice. LOL!
ha ha ha ...I agree with you 100%
xxoo
"The inside must work with the outside and the outside must work with the inside. Each side can't stand alone. I see that clear as day now"
I couldn't agree more!
I would agree. Flesh is better.
Another Great Series by Ricardo.
my new girlfriend is lucky that way, and when i first met her i went, um.....are those real? to myself of course.
to my relief they are 100% hers.
it is just that i want to be with a girl who is comfortable with herself the way she is.
i have dated girls who have additions and they tend to be part of an attitude of pretense that i feel personally tells me this won`t last....
one girl in particular in know is beautiful and well looked after for 45, but the boobjob, for me diminishes her natural beauty.
i know her from the gym and would have asked her out in a heartbeat but for the prosthetic appendages, which look, to me, silly on a tall thin blonde girl with a pretty smile........
but that`s just my opinion.
Meleah - TOTALLY FASCINATING!!
Leah - It really does work that way and I don't see how it could work any other way. Funny how that goes
Urban - Thank you my good man. This was a lot of work but very fun to do.
Dr.A - Is there any greater joy than discovering a perfect pair is the real thing? I can imagine your happiness over the matter and can easily empathize.
however I may snatch up the other woman you speak of because I'm in a dry spell.
I saw your link at MsQ's place. Interesting topic, and the interview answered some questions that were very interspective.
I really have no backround with women and breast augmentation, but did know one lady from my past that had it done. Seemed as though the new "headlights" took over her persona, and she flaunted them constantly. Indeed, they caused a great deal of attention. To be direct and to the point, I often wondered if this was to cover some psychological flaw, or pain from the past.
I do not think that this case was the norm, or that breast augmentation is wrong. Just that in my experience ..... ohhh who am I kidding, they were great.
After hearing that I have no a** for years, I now carry a fat wallet in one back pocket, and a sock in the other. Is that wrong??? (ha haaa!!!)
Super post, and hello from the SpeedyCat
Speedcat thanks much for stopping by! In the earlier posts some people mentioned that they noticed some women changing after the operation and how it altered the woman's persona. Some remarked that they treated them as new "toys" or an accessory. I think you're very much onto something when you mention a pain from the past or flaw in their mind. It's a compensation thing. But that is also not the case for every woman. And yes. boobs are great!!! LOL!
I say if the wallet and sock work, than go with it!
the skinny girl just broke up with her boyfriend so the coast is clear if you are ever up this way......
her daughter had hers done too.
in my view it trivialises thier natural beauty, but we are in a plastic age driven by images we see in the media, so men have been conditioned to reacting to the picture first.
Yes and we are already very visual to begin with. It's easy to have that manipulated for sure.
Are you in Toronto? I do a semi annual trip to Canada. I really love it there.
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