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ah what just what i really dont think losing weight improves anyones breast shape thats normally how people get sagging breast unless increasing them on nbe supplements while dieting slowly. Why you got so much problem with her weight anyway a few extra lb can be very sexy the only reason i lost weight was because wanted small waist big curves the photos dont look like too big at all is not the first problem she want help with her breast which is the more right way to do it just losing weight without starting nbe would be same shape but empty breast so even more hard to correct.
- if you have nothing encouraging or useful to say keep it yourself why you want make people feel bad huh? how would you like us to be rude and unhelpful to you if your brave enough to ask your problem!

nbe can really only improve her breast its not a quick solution but the other women replying especially anastaisa have experience how rewarding naturally enhancing breasts can be we dont need perfect but big improvement can most definitely be achieved and me i have gained so much see in size i didnt expect at all maybe you should try natural methods can surprise you very much maybe then youll be less bitter

I don't know why everything thinks I'm trying to hurt her. Christ. This whole forum is rife with delusion and if anyone tries to step outside of that they get shot down for daring to question what anyone declares despite how unfounded or uninformed that declaration is. I don't care how much she weighs. I'm just saying that weight changes the shape of breasts and the shape of her breasts is IMO way more likely a result of that then being tubular, which they really don't look at all... like not at all........ I think what I'm saying is way more helpful than a million posts encouraging her to do something practically useless, unless one believes that same tendency towards delusion can be channelled into believing something is working when it isn't/won't/can't. Encouraging /= helpful if it seems like the wrong path... duh... in that instance, it's much more helpful to be discouraging.

I just think it's better for us to be accepting of the limitations of natural methods. Or to acknowledge the incredible power of self perception. OP's breasts are not going to get perky no matter how many sketchy internet herbs she tries or how many thousands of hours she spends pumping. Rather than make her smile and encourage her to waste her money and time and effort doing the wrong thing, I think it's better to make her frown and accept the reality of surgery or embracing the shape they are (or possibly weight loss.) But ok, fine. OP has tuberous breasts that will definitely correct from pumping, and I'm just trolling for kicks.

For someone who just recently joined our forum, you seem to be bursting with assertions that may or may not be accurate. First of all, let's consider OP's photo. Now, I've never had tuberous breasts. However, if OP says they are, and people who have them themselves say they are, I'm willing to accept that. You seem to have issues with it. You are not looking down at them; OP is. You are basing your judgment on a two-dimensional image, which you may or may not be able to compare with many other images of tuberous breasts. OP has not stated that a doctor told her she had tuberous breasts. However, if she felt that her breasts weren't normal and did some research, she would likely reach the correct conclusion after comparing her breasts with images of tuberous breasts. People do that. Unless you are a medical professional who looks at breasts all day, I'm not convinced I should accept your opinion.

I am amused at your declaration that weight changes the shape of breasts. You should have added a qualifier, like sometimes or mostly. I know in my case, it hasn't. Even when I've lost weight, my breasts haven't decreased in size or sagged. There are other women like me who don't fit into your tidy summation.

Women on this forum are here because they want bigger breasts without a scalpel involved. Is it possible? Definitely. The people who have responded to you are living proof of that. Does it require trial and error to determine what works for your individual body? Yes. If you do your research, you can minimize the error part. I suppose that is what you were referring to when you referred to "sketchy internet herbs."

You did state in another thread that you were conflicted about your desire to change your body. That is normal and understandable. I encourage you to address that with a certified mental health professional. I am sure it would do you much good. Foisting your doubts on every poster's efforts to whom you respond just makes you sound like a nattering nabob of negativity.