Wrote by an American from the looks of it.

As a bloke i can honestly say i don't even watch **** that much,and i don't go to strip clubs.Mate asked me to go once and it just don't appeal to me,i like to be out with real women than jerking off to some **** or paying a lapdancer for a 2 minute dance.
Women i have always preferred the natural look,don't go for women who slap make up on with a trowel,never been into fake breasts or it wouldn't be reason to go with a woman.


Morning to all you NSR ladies..Lee Oldsplice

 

It's nice that some people like the natural look, but I think that the fake look was a bit of a fashion thing, something that peole didn't necessarily find attractive, but a few people tried it, looked ok and then people followed.

I did consider having a boob job last year, in fact I thought about it for many years, but came to the conclusion that I should learn to love my body for what it is, and not what it isn't.

As daft as it sounds changing my point of view on it has made me feel more positive about myself.

I understand that for some people one 'job' probably does the trick and gives them the boost they need. But who's to say that it wouldn't still leave me/others unfulfilled after getting it done?

I don't want to be all plastic fantastic, but still feeling insecure on the inside, as that still shows it's ugly head.
If you can learn to love yourself for who you are, you wouldn't need anything to boost yourself.

 

It's nice that some people like the natural look, but I think that the fake look was a bit of a fashion thing, something that peole didn't necessarily find attractive, but a few people tried it, looked ok and then people followed.

I did consider having a boob job last year, in fact I thought about it for many years, but came to the conclusion that I should learn to love my body for what it is, and not what it isn't.

As daft as it sounds changing my point of view on it has made me feel more positive about myself.

I understand that for some people one 'job' probably does the trick and gives them the boost they need. But who's to say that it wouldn't still leave me/others unfulfilled after getting it done?

I don't want to be all plastic fantastic, but still feeling insecure on the inside, as that still shows it's ugly head.
If you can learn to love yourself for who you are, you wouldn't need anything to boost yourself.

 

Excellent post Glad you changed your mind about the boob job. I never really had much boobage before having the kids. Now, they are rather good and I got them for free

 

+1 Keep it real

I love ***** of all shapes and sizes (I draw a line when they are swinging down at the knees), but I'm actually a fan of small ***** with my old lad's motto of 'anything more than a handfull is a waste' (not that I go around groping to find that out), another one being 'there is something not quite right when a lady's ***** are bigger than her ****'

Erm, I don't think I'm helping am I? So I'd better leave it at that. Other than to say, unless there is something serious wrong (i.e serious malformation or post cancer ops etc ) - if it ain't broke don't fix.

Then there's no worries about the scars, no complications, no need to worry about infection, nor ruptures, or migration, nor what may happen 20years down the line.

 

I think that is all fair comment.

Les

 

If it has **** and a hole, I'd smash it. Just because they have a bit of plastic, doesn't mean there's something wrong with their mott

 

P.S. Or bum hole!