(30-11-2020, 22:09)ShelaVenna Wrote:(30-11-2020, 21:08)Bustyprincess Wrote:(30-11-2020, 20:20)surferjoe2007 Wrote: I think it’s a difficult topic because the real answer is somewhere part way in between the extremes. So if someone tells you boobs don’t really matter and you know that isn’t true, it’s tempting to go to the other extreme which is more wrong. The truth is they matter, but less than many other things. And everyone male and female has different preferences. But generally people like to see or have some boobs, most enjoy seeing any size as long as they’re there (even a revealing outfit on A/B cup gets lots of attention), but also most care more about other things. I think the key is to likewise prioritize multiple more important things but still spend a little time on boobs: whether nbe or just outfits that show them off or make them seem larger. But prioritize work, school, charity, fun, dating if you plan on it (including before nbe progress), etc.
Im sorry but I sorta feel it wrong of you as just a straight cis male to be telling this girl that clearly struggles with major body issues and BDD that she "SHOULD focus on her breasts" SHOULD "focus on nbe" and that "breasts do matter" when clearly she needs to be focusing on her mental wellbeing first and foremost, as you are a straight male saying this it is coming off very sexist inclined and with no interest into her true wellbeing. Just MO. Yes big boobs are great I love mine but they are pointless if your mental health is suffering and also a woman is A LOT more than a pair of breasts.
I don’t want to get sucked into an argument that doesn’t even involve me, but I think he was very careful about what he said. I agree with what he said and I’m a woman. Why should it matter which one of us said it? I don’t really like my appearance but I don’t have body dysmorphia, so I can’t help her as much as someone who has actually overcome it. We are all just trying to help because she seems so distressed. Maybe we’re going about in the wrong way, but we are not psychologists.
As someone with mental health and BDD tendencies I wouldnt have viewed that as being careful personally.... More sexist and rich coming from a straight male but thats just mo. She needs encouragement to get help and know she is beautiful the way she is not be told to strive for bigger boobs when there is clearly a deeper underlying issue here as wannabe has basically said.