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I guess there's a pseudo confession to make. I guess the mirror image of myself -- Egyptized sense of introverted solemnity included -- left a couple of things omitted, initially.

The first is that I posted a picture alongside the chart, the one with me in the yellow top in the foreground. I did take that photo in a bra. I use the term loosely -- this is a Glamorise 56J cup, whose sister-sizes go into a realm where it can be used as a loose sling, more than anything.

Truth be told, I don't necessarily think that I'm going to be eligible for anything that resembles a traditional bra -- unless certain advancements are made in the field of tee-ta--luuurgy [metallurgy?] -- going forward.

You guys want to hear something kooky? I want to preface by saying that I have a mind that is directed to engineering. I honestly think that my life would be benefitted by an origin story where I learned more about how machines worked.

I will say, in spite of this, that I did get to learn a few things growing up. I'm a crack-shot, and can use a 22-LR to knock a dog off a flea's back at 100 yards. Silliness aside, I can hit the 9-ring.

I know the difference between a buzz-saw and a chop-saw, and at one point, hacked off a bit of finger at the will of a deli slicer (and my own lack of observation).

I see music in the spheres and I hear a greater diligence of how they spin around each other.

I'm going to be honest with you all really quick.

They've grown a lot lately.

They're not quite so big as you think they'd might be.

But they are pretty damned big.

They're not as heavy as you might think.

But they're heavy, not going to lie about that.

They occupy my front.

They occupy my life.

I don't hate them, and there's no reduction coming up.

They are complicated. Sometimes, in defiance of what I said, I do hate them.

But they're mine. I grew them. There's love, there.

Not as heavy, but heavy...

Yeah. It's a strange thing, when you're doing pretty well, overall. But are still in a place where you are exploring mobility options.

(No spoilers, but there's the one notion of plucking a table-surface atop a walker [re: Amazon]... Which I think a number of you brigands [and not a small number of BE enthusiasts] might get a kick out of.

Alright. Time to get back to work -- part of that is going to me making sure the canonical info is successfully buried by paint before anyone else has a chance to see it.

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Sara Hopkins

Heather designed bras? I am soooo here for that! I believe in you!

Resolver Initiative

Is be interested to see a HWTB brand bra being shown off or modelled for potential investors!

Jeff

Now that’s thinking outside of the bra-err-box!

cskmepmepo

Dear Ms Beck Perhaps a Heather type of bra must be invented. Like Celcius and Kelvin measure units Here are some questions ¿Did you really were documenting your size since 2018? Since at least for me they don’t seem that big to make a thing about it ¿Is there a reason why you don’t make photos of your face anymore or more videos? ¿What is your opinion of doing lives or regular videos? ¿How is your life recently? I mean beside Nat and Olga. Sorry for the chunk of text but I wanted to fullfill my curiosity, if you want we can talk by DMs.

Bubbles

Perhaps in the historical precedence of the Maya, you could apply a fine coat of stucco.

Bubbles

Aaaand, both Nat and Olga appear together.

Brick Sheetrock

I always wanted to see a survey of women who had tummy tucks and breast reductions for cosmetic reasons; two parts of the body that are statistically shown to occasionally grow back after a reduction, either due to a pregnancy or weight gain. The scars never really look right. The breast reduction using the "T" method may look comfortable in the right bra and top but look unusual, and there's rarely a surgeon who can avoid that. I had a good friend, a 300+ pound woman who was mostly belly and boobs, who had a tummy tuck, had a long recovery due to infection and complications, then gained most of it back, turning finally to a gastric sleeve to lose it. Still has the chest, but never felt sexy or capable of being active with both. We also live in a fickle society that tells you huge boobs are freakish, tiny boobs are boyish and unfeminine, but how big is too big? Would Sydney Sweeney be as popular if she was an A-cup? Would Jennifer Connelly or Christina Ricci go back to having fuller figures given it took losing that to gain mainstream appeal and more work? A lot of big bust models - and I'm talking the R-rated boudoir ones, not cornstars - work long enough to afford a reduction surgery, and then drop off the map, ostensibly to go back to having a "normal life," whatever that may be. One popular one in the 80s had a huge reduction, then went right back to giant implants. Body dysmorphia and being in the public eye must be psychological torture. As much as I imagine men not wanting the words "penis" and "scalpel" put together, I wonder how things might be different if penis enlargement surgery became extremely safe or if it could be publicized as the next body enhancement by a celebrity. Elon Musk's surgery was botched and now he needs IVF to have children, and the irony is that for all his money he can never have normal intercourse again.