[wouldntbprudent]

Well, it's about dang time.

[neodad]

I don't know. I think I'll need some pictures to decide how I feel.

[wouldntbprudent]

"Women would be better off spending their money on new dress and shoes rather than fake breasts," Ananova.com quoted a spokeswoman for More magazine, as saying.

Or taking a cooking class.

[MaryFromMichigan]

Sounds good, but I don't believe it.

[Steel Wolf]

Another case of 'how people really think' versus 'what people admit to pollsters'

[submarinerswife]

Damn. My Husband didn't get the memo.

[JoeSixPack1]

I guess this is why all those fake boobed pole dancers are on welfare, who would pay to see that??!

Oh wait.... you don't qualify for welfare when you make over $100,000.00 a year by showing people your fake boobs.

[ebersole]

And assuming women have plastic surgery for the sake of men.

[Rb ver. 2.0]

Cue Seinfeld chick.....

[GOP Poet]

Well, it's about dang time.

uh, yeah. Dang time.

[econjack]

I don't know if I would be so quick to judge based upon just the male perspective. I honestly believe that there are situations where a woman's self-image is so low that such procedures have a life-changing impact on their psyche. I'm not talking about the augmentations that are "overboard stupid", but the ones done to give a woman a better self image.

I think it is narrow-minded to think all women have such surgeries for the benefit of us men.

[DManA]

They do a lot of things that have nothing to do with men. Their obsession with shoes for instance.

[Kakaze]

I think it depends.since I have some experience with this issue .

I think that for the sole purpose of augmentaion they are actually a turn off.

That said, I had a girlfriend who had lost both of her breast to cancer. She had hers returned to their natural size. To me she was still the same woman I loved but it made a huge difference in her self esteem she felt "whole" again or very close to it.

Just wanted to say that it does have a place..before this thread deteriorated into endless boob jokes.

[Dysart]

I'll be pleased when fake boobs (excluding for reconstructive purposes) and tattoo's go away. Few other things say, "hi, I'm both trendy and trashy." like these "enhancements".

[Triggerhippie]

Well, the Death Star in Star Wars was fake and I liked it too...

[razorback-bert]

If she isn't a jiggler, she don't get my wiggler!

[the invisib1e hand]

Fake boobs are a 'turn-off' for men

I think the "fake boob mentality" is the problem.

[StolarStorm]

Well, my wife's breasts got totally destroyed by my hungry little tike. It's been two years with no sign of recovery.

If she decides to enhance to get them back to pre-baby, I think it would be understandable. Although the prospect of surgery for such a thing is distrubing. Anesthesia isn't 100% safe.

[Knitting A Conundrum]

My hubby has made similar remarks.

I can believe it's not an uncommon viewpoint. Man might like looking at a woman standing up still who is augmentedly busty, but if she gets into positions or does actions that show off the fact that they are augmented, it just doesn't look right to him...and it turns him off.

Around my hubby, a girl would do a lot better shoving what she has up in a well boned bustier...that Marie Antoinette shelf effect has a really positive affect on him....wonder if that's one of the reasons why he likes American Rev War reenacting?

[Perdogg]

I don't consider myself a boob man anyway, I am more of a booty lover. If my wife or girlfriend wanted a boob job, I would tell her make sure she's doing it for herself and that I would support any decision she should would make.

[M-cubed]

Ahhh...Memories..or is that mammaries...(sorry..couldn't resist)...Anyway...the first pair of fake ones I ever touched, I made a comment like... Gawd those are nice!...To which she replied..."They ought to be....cost me about $500 apiece!"....Somehow they weren't the same after that....