Has anyone encountered a Large Breast SG?

[meirariel]

Check out www.breasttalk.co.uk

 

[Aruba 1st]

Originally posted by MeirAriel@Jul 12 2005, 03:16 PM
Check out www.breasttalk.co.uk

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WhataGuy !
Or go straight here:
http://forum.breasttalk.co.uk/category-view.asp
and drop down one screen.

Thanks, MeirAriel !

 

[Karen M]

Yes, thank you Meirariel! That's a wonderful site. I read for over an hour and it's not just for those of us who are busty, but for all women. I wouldn't call it LBSG though, I think I'd call it ABSG. Anyone with Breasts Support Group!

Karen

 

[Aruba 1st]

Originally posted by ColdReaper@Jun 26 2005, 07:38 PM

I have a rare condition which is causing my breasts to grow much larger than normal and have recently been roaming the Internet trying to find information on my condition and perhaps other people who are going through similar situations.
Does anyone know of a place for large breasted women ?
or have any thoughts or opinions ?

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ColdReaper,
Are you still around ?
How do you read me, over ?

By now you have visited Meirariel's:

http://forum.breasttalk.co.uk/

correct ?
Here's another sugestion from BreastTalk's Sue:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/BreastTalkChat/

This one seems to be associated with a medical/health group (?).

 

[13788]

Governor: I've seen groups on Yahoo, on MSN.. etc. THe problem is that these groups tend to get run over with horny men, who are basically just interested in looking at your photos. Most of the groups start out in some sort of effort to be a support group, but quickly degenerate when the moderator loses control.

 

[Aruba 1st]

Originally posted by Governor@Aug 7 2005, 04:12 PM
I've seen groups on Yahoo, on MSN.., etc.

The problem is that:
these groups tend to get run over with horny men,
who are basically just interested in looking at your photos.
Most of the groups start out in some sort of effort to be a support group,
but quickly degenerate when the moderator loses control.

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Hoddy Gov'.
10-4 and Roger that !

Yahoo has at least five Breast-Discussion Groups that simply re-route one to porn.
Complaint letter was sent last week - haven't check the effect.

Whether this is due to excess testosterone in Males or Females remains undetermined......
Whether this was aided by the Moderator, or initiated by the Moderator –also remains
undetermined. Similar has happened with <www.LPSG.org> and my account.

We had hoped that the British Discussion Group:

http://forum.breasttalk.co.uk/category-view.asp

was sympathetic but it has become clear that they (and their Moderators) are
primarily interested in selling bras and breast augmentation. If one is "oversized"
- they are not interested; meaning they have not made a financially beneficial deal with the knives.

http://forum.breasttalk.co.uk/forums/threa...id=526&posts=25

See for yourself.

I apologize for referring to another group in less than complimentary fashion.

Whether "Moderators" are any help or not remains to be proven.
In the case of the Brit Group – it seems doubtful.



Regarding whether the <LPSG.org> Moderators funnel user <ID@Node> to their other Server services also remains open to speculation. LPSG members can no longer review their past notes to the LPSG Forums so I cannot reference this complaint to LPSG Admin.

If you come across a Web Discussion Forum interested in helping women who are pained or uncomfortable with what they&#39;ve got, including unwanted attention; due to heredity, birth control pills, or a sudden puberty change - please help by directing our attention to the site.

Thank you.

 

[Aruba 1st]

Has anyone tried:
<http://www.goingbraless.net/> ?

 

[curiouscat9]

I haven&#39;t heard of any support group, but I haven&#39;t been looking either.

I have always had a large chest, making high school gym class a misery. My chest gains and looses with my weight. This doesn&#39;t seem to be your problem, though for myself I&#39;m trying to loose some poundage. Once I reach my goal weight, I&#39;ll see where I am with the whole thing.

Frankly, I&#39;ve been thinking about breast reduction surgery. Heavy breasts cause major backaches and I hate, hate, hate my big nipples.

Adequate support and fashion are also problematic. Who else hates underwires that dig into your rib cage? Or has to buy shirt so big nothing fits but the bust. You might as well put me in flannel and denim and call me lumberjack jane.

Oops&#33; Sorry to rant. I didn&#39;t know this was such a hot topic for me. Let me know if you find a group. Sounds like I might need one.

 

[Aruba 1st]

I haven&#39;t heard of any support group, but I haven&#39;t been looking either.

Just in case you might be interested, these are out there and may be of some value:

"Womans Issues" in LPSG,
http://www.lpsg.org/forum/index.php?showforum=8

http://www.lessbounce.com/forum/index.php, , see "Bra Customer Feedback":
http://www.lessbounce.com/forum/category.php?id=57

http://forum.breasttalk.co.uk/category-view.asp

http://goingbraless.net/Forum/index.php, and

a Yahoo group "BreastTalkChat"; once "in" try
health.groups.yahoo.com/group/BreastTalkChat

I have always had a large chest, making high school gym class a misery. Once I reach my goal weight, I&#39;ll see where I am with the whole thing.

Frankly, I&#39;ve been thinking about breast reduction surgery. Heavy breasts cause major backaches and I hate, hate, hate my big nipples.

Let me know if you find a group. Sounds like I might need one.

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Wishin&#39; you weren&#39;t so uncomfortable, and didn&#39;t "hate, hate, hate my big".

Have you tried race or speed walking Vs running / jogging as an exercise other than what you are practicing now ?

 

[curiouscat9]

Thanks for the recommendations. I&#39;ll check them out.

Regarding exercise, running has NEVER been an option for me. I&#39;m mostly walking the treadmill. I got my bike fixed, so I&#39;ll be able to ride that and walk outside once the weather cools. And, I&#39;m doing some toning with weights, thera-bands, and exercise balls. I&#39;m keeping the weights light for now (even though my husband and son laugh at them and me

 

[Aruba 1st]

[quote Curiouscat9, Aug 31 2005, 10:34 AM]
Thanks for the recommendations. I&#39;ll check them out.[/quote]

You&#39;re welcome
(delayed response due to having to use an Internet Cafe in Giessen, Gemany) &#33;

Regarding exercise, running has NEVER been an option for me.
I&#39;m mostly walking the treadmill.

10-4 Curiouscat9,
Speedwalking is simply energetic (fast &#33 walking during which one obeys the rules of racewalking but doesn&#39;t employ the shoulder "windmill", simply bring your shoulders back, chin tucked and and back (assume perfect back/shoulder posture)
swivel your waist, swing your arms to counter the single-track leg position balance.
Try it next treadmill session.

Got my bike fixed.

ATTAGirl &#33;
Excellent exercise.
Beware the sleeveless (tank-top) under-arm, breast-exposure.

And, I&#39;m doing some toning with weights, thera-bands, and exercise balls. I&#39;m keeping the weights light for now (even though my husband and son laugh at them and me

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Good job, hang in here.

 

[D_Humper E Bogart]

Hmmm, this really should get some momentum.

OK, from my POV, male, horny, stupid. But I am surprised women don&#39;t have the opportunity to discuss problems like this&#33;

 

[B_Jeremy]

Whoa, lots of great sites here, Mom has been teasing me about the luck of having the lpsg, she&#39;ll love to hear about this stuff&#33;

 

[D_Humper E Bogart]

Oh yeah, Footlong, how she doing? Does she still lurk?

 

[B_Jeremy]

Hey ORCA&#33; Like I said in the other post, I&#39;m gonna try and kick mom&#39;s butt to get her posting. I highly doubt it&#39;ll happen, as she&#39;s pretty much just given up to just letting me post her little quips here and there, damn that busy woman&#33;

 

[Aruba 1st]

Originally posted by Jeremy@Sep 17 2005, 10:31 PM
I&#39;m gonna try and kick Mom&#39;s butt to get her posting.

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Jeremy,
There is no reason to reference your Mum if she has something to contribute
and wishes to remain nameless.

If anyone has a worthy contribution - don&#39;t hesitate.
Respect the privacy of your source(s).