The jobs that you see that are better (Janine, Jill Kelly, etc.) are still in the $8000 - $12000 range.

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Tricia, $2000 for a tit job (and a bad one) doesn't look affordable for what it is. If it is to have an awful pair of baloons like Sky or Dolly Golden, might as well keep your droppy swingers. Janine ones are fake ????? Now I'm disappointed but it's a very well done job. Fake boobies should be like the special FX, the good ones are those you don't notice

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What about guys ? Would u go through surgery to get some extra inches ? I won't.

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I guess the same thing goes for tit jobs. They seem to mostly be for women who don't seem to know how to completely work their bodies. The right attitude will make a heck of a lot more difference than having a difference of a few cup sizes.

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Which raise a major question, why the average american male is so obsessed with big tits ?

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I'm glad Blondie explained what silicone-enhanced breasts feel like, because I've wondered for a long time. Personally, I'm proud and happy to be an A+ cup. It works for me, and it's nice not to have to bother with a bra.

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So basically in most cases I love big tits (even if there fake). But some girls were blessed and simply don't need them. Plus, I like how they feel, and I especially like the way they look.

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As for me, I'm currently happy with mine. But as I've said before, if in the distant future, age and gravity take a really bad beating on them and they sag a lot, I would definitely think about having them filled out a little.

I don't like BAD boob jobs, but I don't have anything against man-made improvements. That being said, I do still prefer the real thing.

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Just like Yogagrrl said, in today's society, the norm is girls with big breasts and guys with big dicks. Which reminds me, when you look at personals, guys always state their dick size. Can't picture them measuring it with a ruler LOL.

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I purposely make very few remarks about actresses' appearances in my reviews, unless I notice something extraordinarily gorgeous and want to give a compliment. I enjoy watching a wide variety of female body types, and like Astro said, it's almost always the performers' attitudes that turn me on, more than their looks.

I live in a body that produces scar tissue very easily. I had my ears pierced when I was 13, and even though I took very good care of them and did everything right, they still scarred. When I massage my lobes, I can easily feel the little plugs of scar tissue deep inside. I have a few other scars as well, including a one-inch long keloid from a very minor scratch I got while bouldering about ten years ago. I can understand that surgery is going to have different effects on different types of bodies, but I know with certainty it wouldn't be right for me.

Besides, I can think of at least 500 things I'd rather buy with $8,000-$12,000.

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I can understand the idea of having a breast augmentation or lift. Try going to a night club and checking out the fashions sometime. Almost every girl in the place is wearing low rise jeans and a small shirt that leaves no room for a bra and is designed to show off your breasts/cleavage. As long as the women getting the surgery are aware of the risks, are not tied to their looks as a part of their personality and are looking for a tasteful augmentation, I don't see the issue with it.

Personally I think a tasteful boob job looks very nice, but I still appreciate real breasts of the same stature ;)

Bond, James Bond

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