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Comment on If someone tells you, “you gotta have plastic surgery” what does it say about that person? by bella-edward

bella-edward — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:29:48 +0000

that mean there is some part of that person that is not perfect. so go to doctor to fix it. and you will look better.

Comment on If someone tells you, “you gotta have plastic surgery” what does it say about that person? by Day-nuh

Day-nuh — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:01:02 +0000

It tells you that they’re a very base human, and not in a good way. This person is shallow and embarrassed by the way you look and needs to be kicked to the curb. If they loved you, they would love all of the aspects that belong to you. It says that they don’t like the way you look. But don’t let it bother you because you can probably find someone waaaay better that will treat you with respect.

Comment on If someone tells you, “you gotta have plastic surgery” what does it say about that person? by purplekitty627

purplekitty627 — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:59:39 +0000

They are trying to play you, ie joke on you. Just joke on them back. For example, you could say to them, “I love you too, hun, but get a personality. Don’t know of any surgeons for that, sorry.”

Comment on Q&A: I need a breast reduction! But too embarrassed to tell parents… please help!? by Sex~Kitten

Sex~Kitten — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 01:47:55 +0000

i wish i had ur problem…
oh and dont even bothr with the pills..its all scams to get money… i tried like 10 diff kinds of pills to make m boobs bigger…still flat
and dont be embarrassed…tell them its causing u health ptobs they ll understand

Comment on Q&A: I need a breast reduction! But too embarrassed to tell parents… please help!? by Terri

Terri — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:54:39 +0000

Well you need to talk to your parents as you are under 18.

When you are over 18 and under your own insurance, go talk to a PS about your need for a breast reduction.

You can get it covered by insurance, mine covered it 100%!

Have you appealed to Medicare about getting covered?

Comment on Q&A: I need a breast reduction! But too embarrassed to tell parents… please help!? by Chelsea

Chelsea — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:59:04 +0000

If your uncomfortable talk to your parents. Sit down with them at the table. NO distractions. Only you and your parents (or just your mom if that makes you more comfortable) and tell her exactly what your feeling. If your in pain then they should want to help. I have small boobs and I want bigger ones but not to the point where I would be in pain myself. Also another suggestion to prove more to your parents that you really want this is to offer to pay for some of it. Get a job and save as much as you can when you have the conversation you can prove to them with money that you really want this.

Comment on Q&A: I need a breast reduction! But too embarrassed to tell parents… please help!? by mary f

mary f — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:38:12 +0000

Ok, first of all bigger is not always better. It is allot head/back ache with a bigger chest. It can effect your posture, self confidence ect. Your body has to compensate for all the weight in the front of your body. So heres the thing, 1st you need to let your body finish growing, and really think if a reduction is what you want. Also, you need to let your parents know that your serious about it, and your medical insurance should pay for it if it is causing you other health problems. Its not considered a cosmetic surgery. I had mine done 1 yr ago, and I have no regrets. Good luck!!

Comment on Q&A: I need a breast reduction! But too embarrassed to tell parents… please help!? by Miss Mertle

Miss Mertle — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:25:01 +0000

I would have to agree with your mother on the if u got em flaunt em theory, however i tend to suffer from itty bitty titty syndrome.
first of all the other girls at school wish they had your bust and that is why they reject you. Just remember that the most important issue here is your health. And if you explain to your parents how important this is to you im sure they will support you 100%
if you are willing to give up a new car or a holiday then im sure this will help them realise that this is important. perhaps you should do some research before you approach your parents on the health issues regarding large breasts and focus on using those points rather than “i hate em and they make me unpopular” perhaps then they will be more understanding.
good luck!

Comment on Q&A: I need a breast reduction! But too embarrassed to tell parents… please help!? by princesstracylee

princesstracylee — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:18:24 +0000

well try to get a refund for the pills thell the company they dident work if they wont do anything dispuit it with the credit card company tell them you thought it was guaranteed to work and play dumb.well medacare wont do it then you got to work the system see your d.r. and tell him you having back pain and you cant do gym it hurts wiht the bra on and off and piont to your back shoulder blades so they will thinkyour boobs are to heavy and they will consider it and tell them its worse without your bra and it feels like its pulling and something is goig to rip.if they say no appeal it and they usally back down and do it i know its not right to play the system but sometimes you got to i have to get a medical serguyr they did not want to cove because they said its cosmetic so i hope this helps if you need anything email me ok truse me i got big ones to and know your pain

Comment on Q&A: I need a breast reduction! But too embarrassed to tell parents… please help!? by John S

John S — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:27:26 +0000

from what I here your not in America.
But if you in to guys mos of them here like women like you and actually strive to find women like you.
But if you still want to get them reduced tell your parent they will understand.