One more question: I was originally flat-chested, but after several fat-transfer breast augmentations, I’m now an E cup. I don’t mind if people realize I’ve had breast augmentation (though I won’t admit it unless they keep pressing me), but everyone assumes they’re natural, so I’m grateful that I can let them keep dreaming.
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That said, when I see women with obviously augmented breasts—an E or G cup with slim arms and waist and no excess fat anywhere else—and men seriously say, “Huh? They’re real, aren’t they?” what exactly do they think they know when they say that?
I’ve had breast augmentation myself, but I still can’t help thinking, “Come on…”
I’m Dai, a male member.
They say augmented breasts don’t shift to the sides when you lie on your back, so I do pay attention to that.
But honestly, I don’t really know anything for sure.
That’s why I’ve never asked a woman whether her breasts are natural or augmented.
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I’m Flag Maker, a columnist.
It’s not that they know and say, “It’s genuine, right?” They say that because they don’t know. So this isn’t some complicated equation—it’s a simple, obvious one.
If I were a woman, I wouldn’t think, “Well, that’s something.” I’d think, “Wow, they’re wrong. They have no eye for this. They’re so clueless. Then I could probably fool them too. This’ll be easy. Lucky me.”
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I was once told at a cosmetic surgery clinic that if someone has slender upper arms and narrow shoulders but an E cup, their breasts are almost certainly augmented. I guess you’ve managed to achieve a very natural look.
I also went in for a consultation about fat transfer breast augmentation, but they told me I simply didn’t have enough fat to harvest and that the risks would outweigh the benefits, so I gave up.
So I’m jealous of you. Lucky you.
But honestly, I can’t tell whether you want people to find out or not. You seem to want to shock and look down on the men who shower you with compliments about your breasts by telling them, “They’re augmented!!!”
If men are already paying you enough as things stand, what more are you hoping for? I hope you’re able to put into words here whatever deeper desire you have inside.
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