24-01-2011, 23:55
I'm not going to address the question of whether Cheryl is a fraud or not. I think Pensacola_Gal has planted some seeds of doubt, but I'm not sure it can be definitively proven -- especially since Cheryl's pictures appear to be gone.
What I am going to address is the oft-repeated notion that "It doesn't really matter," as in, it doesn't matter whether she's a fraud or not. That's absurd. If Cheryl -- or anyone else on this forum -- has deliberately misled us regarding her NBE progress, it does matter. If she is a fraud, it means she's given us false hope about the extent to which NBE works. As a result of her actions, dozens of women may have invested in an herbal breast enlargement program that is nothing but a time and money sink.
Cheryl isn't very good at defending herself, but I'm trying my best to give her the benefit of the doubt. Still, in the grand history of Breast Nexus, it would not be a huge surprise if it turns out her pictures are faked after all. I can recall seeing a number of pictures that I suspected were either faked or photographed in a way that would suggest their NBE program was more of a success than it really was.
Eve. A number of people have asked why her pictures seem to have been taken by a professional, and she has yet to give a satisfactory answer.
I recall seeing a sequence of pictures where the subject had her arms raised for all but the last picture, with purported to show growth. Go look in the mirror, raise your arms, lower them, and see what happens to the appearance of your breasts.
I recall seeing a photo of a woman leaning forward at an angle, with the caption saying she's delighted that she now has cleavage. If you photographed me that way, I'd have cleavage too. I'm an A cup.
All three of these women were praised for their progress, and all of their pictures were potentially spurious. Ladies, we're gullible. We see what we want to see. We want to see other women have success with NBE, because that means -- maybe -- we can too. I'm not saying success with NBE is impossible, but I am saying that a lot of supposed proof of amazing NBE progress that we see on this forum is mighty suspicious.
What I am going to address is the oft-repeated notion that "It doesn't really matter," as in, it doesn't matter whether she's a fraud or not. That's absurd. If Cheryl -- or anyone else on this forum -- has deliberately misled us regarding her NBE progress, it does matter. If she is a fraud, it means she's given us false hope about the extent to which NBE works. As a result of her actions, dozens of women may have invested in an herbal breast enlargement program that is nothing but a time and money sink.
Cheryl isn't very good at defending herself, but I'm trying my best to give her the benefit of the doubt. Still, in the grand history of Breast Nexus, it would not be a huge surprise if it turns out her pictures are faked after all. I can recall seeing a number of pictures that I suspected were either faked or photographed in a way that would suggest their NBE program was more of a success than it really was.
Eve. A number of people have asked why her pictures seem to have been taken by a professional, and she has yet to give a satisfactory answer.
I recall seeing a sequence of pictures where the subject had her arms raised for all but the last picture, with purported to show growth. Go look in the mirror, raise your arms, lower them, and see what happens to the appearance of your breasts.
I recall seeing a photo of a woman leaning forward at an angle, with the caption saying she's delighted that she now has cleavage. If you photographed me that way, I'd have cleavage too. I'm an A cup.
All three of these women were praised for their progress, and all of their pictures were potentially spurious. Ladies, we're gullible. We see what we want to see. We want to see other women have success with NBE, because that means -- maybe -- we can too. I'm not saying success with NBE is impossible, but I am saying that a lot of supposed proof of amazing NBE progress that we see on this forum is mighty suspicious.