15-12-2012, 22:42
(This post was last modified: 15-12-2012, 23:12 by mochaccino.)
This is my own personal "hall of fame" list of successful booby growers and the programs they followed. Now time for the disclaimers 
This is NOT intended to be a complete list of everyone who has ever successfully grown using NBE (For all you newbies, that stands for Natural Breast Enhancement). This is only a list of those people who I'm personally aware of and who happen to fit the set of arbitrary (but very strict) standards that I've chosen to use for this list. Obviously, this list also doesn't include people who I'm not aware of, or people who have probably had legitimate growth but who's stats fall just outside my minimum standards. Keep in mind that I'm not claiming that this thread will be the ultimate gold standard list of all successful NBE programs. There are bound to be other issues with this list that I haven't even anticipated, and I hope other experienced NBE-ers will make there own attempts at similar lists, using different standards, focusing on different aspects, or aimed at different groups of people. I sincerely hope that no one will be offended that their program was not included on this list. Please don't take this to be anything more than my personal, pet project, but I hope it will still be a useful reference.
Please don't post to this thread. If you really must let me know something, or you think something needs to be added, changed or corrected, please PM me. I normally don't mind anyone posting anything to my threads, even if their comments are way off topic, but this thread will quickly become very long, confusing, and difficult to reference unless it's kept carefully organized. If possible, I plan to be the only one to post to this thread. If you'd like to start your own completely different success stories thread, you're obviously free to do so.
The rules for inclusion on this list:
They must have been over the age of 21 at the time that they grew. If a woman grew one cup size at the age of 21, and then grew two cup sizes at the age of 22, I'd still be willing to include her on this list, but I'd only mention the growth she gained after the age of 21. Of course, I'm trying to rule out puberty as a cause of growth. There are a lot of girls that finish puberty much earlier than 21, but unfortunately, it would be too hard to differentiate between them, so I have to exclude them all unless I get additional info directly from the OP. I might be willing to make an exception and include some women who are between the ages of 18 and 21, but ONLY if they PM me personally and let me know at what age they first experienced menarche (their first period). I realize that this is very personal information, but I do need to know. If in my opinion, it's been a long enough period of time since they started puberty, and it seems very unlikely that they were still in puberty at the time that they started their program, I might choose to include them on this list.
They must be genetically female. I do think that there should be a thread like this for biological males, but it should probably be separate for the sake of clarity, and I'm not really qualified to write it. (Maybe someone who is qualified will be willing to take up the job?
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They must have claimed at least two cup sizes of growth. This rule is admittedly completely arbitrary, but I think it's necessary to establish a minimum amount.
They must have posted a beginning and ending bra size and not just their measurements. It's far too easy to measure incorrectly, and anyone who's ever attempted to use a bra size calculator knows that measurements and bra size don't always correlate perfectly.
They absolutely must have posted a beginning and ending weight. Lots of people post a starting weight at the beginning of their thread but then never update their weight again. I can't afford to assume that someone hasn't gained weight just because their weight hasn't been updated. This relates directly to the next rule.
They must not have gained more than 5 lbs of weight for every cup size grown. In my opinion, this is the most important rule, and I have no choice but to be extremely strict about it. This rule is bound to exclude some people who's programs actually contributed to their growth, even though some of their growth was from weight gain, but I'd still rather be too strict than be too loose in this case. Just to be clear, I don't mind at all if someone has gained a large amount of weight over the course of their program as long as they have not gained more than 5 lbs per cup size grown. There are plenty of people on this site who were underweight and who intentionally gained weight in order to have enough body fat for NBE, and a few people who gained weight accidentally, but it's irrelevant to me whether their weight gain was intentional or not. It also doesn't matter whether they gained mostly muscle or mostly fat. All that matters for the purposes of this list is that they did not gain more than 5 lbs per cup size. I can not emphasize that enough.
They must have retained at least part of their growth for at least one month during which they were not doing any form of NBE. During that time they can not have taken any hormonal supplements, used birth control, used a breast pump, or done breast massages. They could have taken a one month break during the middle of their program during which they retained at least part of their growth, or they could have returned a month or more after finishing their program to say that they retained their growth. I just need some sort of evidence that some growth was retained for at least a month. It doesn't matter if they lost some growth, or even a lot of growth, just as long as, by the end of the month, they retained a larger size than what they started with, and more than can be explained by weight gain alone. I should mention that it's possible that certain programs require ongoing maintenance to maintain growth, but for the sake of simplicity, I won't be including those programs here.
I haven't actually created the list yet, but I'm working on it. I have a few programs in mind, which I'll be outlining and making absolutely sure that they actually meet these standards. I'll add them as soon as possible
I'll try to include a really thorough summary of each, along with a link to the original thread, and possibly a link to their picture page, if they have one.
This is NOT intended to be a complete list of everyone who has ever successfully grown using NBE (For all you newbies, that stands for Natural Breast Enhancement). This is only a list of those people who I'm personally aware of and who happen to fit the set of arbitrary (but very strict) standards that I've chosen to use for this list. Obviously, this list also doesn't include people who I'm not aware of, or people who have probably had legitimate growth but who's stats fall just outside my minimum standards. Keep in mind that I'm not claiming that this thread will be the ultimate gold standard list of all successful NBE programs. There are bound to be other issues with this list that I haven't even anticipated, and I hope other experienced NBE-ers will make there own attempts at similar lists, using different standards, focusing on different aspects, or aimed at different groups of people. I sincerely hope that no one will be offended that their program was not included on this list. Please don't take this to be anything more than my personal, pet project, but I hope it will still be a useful reference.
Please don't post to this thread. If you really must let me know something, or you think something needs to be added, changed or corrected, please PM me. I normally don't mind anyone posting anything to my threads, even if their comments are way off topic, but this thread will quickly become very long, confusing, and difficult to reference unless it's kept carefully organized. If possible, I plan to be the only one to post to this thread. If you'd like to start your own completely different success stories thread, you're obviously free to do so.
The rules for inclusion on this list:
They must have been over the age of 21 at the time that they grew. If a woman grew one cup size at the age of 21, and then grew two cup sizes at the age of 22, I'd still be willing to include her on this list, but I'd only mention the growth she gained after the age of 21. Of course, I'm trying to rule out puberty as a cause of growth. There are a lot of girls that finish puberty much earlier than 21, but unfortunately, it would be too hard to differentiate between them, so I have to exclude them all unless I get additional info directly from the OP. I might be willing to make an exception and include some women who are between the ages of 18 and 21, but ONLY if they PM me personally and let me know at what age they first experienced menarche (their first period). I realize that this is very personal information, but I do need to know. If in my opinion, it's been a long enough period of time since they started puberty, and it seems very unlikely that they were still in puberty at the time that they started their program, I might choose to include them on this list.
They must be genetically female. I do think that there should be a thread like this for biological males, but it should probably be separate for the sake of clarity, and I'm not really qualified to write it. (Maybe someone who is qualified will be willing to take up the job?
)They must have claimed at least two cup sizes of growth. This rule is admittedly completely arbitrary, but I think it's necessary to establish a minimum amount.
They must have posted a beginning and ending bra size and not just their measurements. It's far too easy to measure incorrectly, and anyone who's ever attempted to use a bra size calculator knows that measurements and bra size don't always correlate perfectly.
They absolutely must have posted a beginning and ending weight. Lots of people post a starting weight at the beginning of their thread but then never update their weight again. I can't afford to assume that someone hasn't gained weight just because their weight hasn't been updated. This relates directly to the next rule.
They must not have gained more than 5 lbs of weight for every cup size grown. In my opinion, this is the most important rule, and I have no choice but to be extremely strict about it. This rule is bound to exclude some people who's programs actually contributed to their growth, even though some of their growth was from weight gain, but I'd still rather be too strict than be too loose in this case. Just to be clear, I don't mind at all if someone has gained a large amount of weight over the course of their program as long as they have not gained more than 5 lbs per cup size grown. There are plenty of people on this site who were underweight and who intentionally gained weight in order to have enough body fat for NBE, and a few people who gained weight accidentally, but it's irrelevant to me whether their weight gain was intentional or not. It also doesn't matter whether they gained mostly muscle or mostly fat. All that matters for the purposes of this list is that they did not gain more than 5 lbs per cup size. I can not emphasize that enough.
They must have retained at least part of their growth for at least one month during which they were not doing any form of NBE. During that time they can not have taken any hormonal supplements, used birth control, used a breast pump, or done breast massages. They could have taken a one month break during the middle of their program during which they retained at least part of their growth, or they could have returned a month or more after finishing their program to say that they retained their growth. I just need some sort of evidence that some growth was retained for at least a month. It doesn't matter if they lost some growth, or even a lot of growth, just as long as, by the end of the month, they retained a larger size than what they started with, and more than can be explained by weight gain alone. I should mention that it's possible that certain programs require ongoing maintenance to maintain growth, but for the sake of simplicity, I won't be including those programs here.
I haven't actually created the list yet, but I'm working on it. I have a few programs in mind, which I'll be outlining and making absolutely sure that they actually meet these standards. I'll add them as soon as possible
I'll try to include a really thorough summary of each, along with a link to the original thread, and possibly a link to their picture page, if they have one.
