September 11, 2007
Boobs-R-Us
Since we’re on the topic . . . . sorta
Let me start by saying I do not profess to have read every danged book out there. Having said that, I can remember one and only one book where the heroine’s boobies were not real. One–how realistic is this?
Statistically, maybe it is not as prevalent as it is my my mind–but every movie I watch or music video . . . do they even have real boobs anymore? Granted, of all the people I know their are only three who I know for a fact who have a doctor provided pair.
My question to you is: does that mean that almost every freaking romance heroine is naturally endowed? Sure there are the books where the gal is a A, B or C cup, but when it is less than an D it is almost always mentioned as the heroine is self-conscious and the hero normally likes ‘em bigger but on her it’s perfect–blah, blah. But most are big, beautiful and natural.
My friends know I over think things. (I can see several gal’s nodding like crazy right now). I do, I can’t help it. So when I read, I wonder these things.
Does it make a difference? Personally I have never felt up a gal–real or otherwise. (well there was that one time in high school, but Jack Daniels and truth or dare was involved–so we won’t go there). Or is it as women readers, we just don’t care so we gloss over stuff like that? Curious minds (meaning me) are danged curious.
Can’t help ya.
Mine are big, beautiful, and natural.
And I dunno–how would that read??
“She drew in a sharp breath as he skillfully massaged her silicon…”
LOL Raine
I don’t recall anything about boobs in the books I’ve read… just “hardened nipples” and the like.
Mine are real.
PS those in the pic look real… I mean if they have a little big of sag and bounce, then the rule is they’re real
I’d gladly trade mine for a small size!
Or, maybe I just need to lose 10-15 lbs. When that happens I’ll need to see the doc. It won’t be pretty.
I don’t think I’ve read a book where the heroine has had work done. Ex-girlfriends of the hero or her friends, but not her personally. It sounds more like chick lit to make that an issue for her in the story.
I’m gonna find out one day the diff
. . . but you can’t just walk up to someone and say, “Um, do you mind. . . . . . . . . . . ” not without some Tequilla and a dare
*note to self: Buy Dennie Tekillya*
Dennie those are more apt to be mine but a) they’re too white and b) there’s no tattoo!
Hmmm upon some introspection, i seem to write big-breasted heroines *looks down at chest* wonder why?
PS I actually put on a bra yesterday and it was TOO BIG!!!!!