It has been 6 months since my breast surgery.. I had surgery in winter, and this is my first spring and summer since then. Some might say I’m making a fuss just because my breasts got bigger, but I’m grateful and proud that many people seem to have found my breast diary helpful. This board has a set interval for when you can write posts.. (Did everyone know that..?) Anyway, because of that, I’m going to write down the things I’ve been thinking about here and there that I wanted to say. Below is a summary mainly about how my everyday life changed after getting large breasts.
1. Exercise You can tell from my previous diary that daily life isn’t affected at all, but exercise is really a different story. For muscle workouts, I honestly couldn’t even dream of doing them for months, and I only barely started going to the gym about a month ago. Even then, at first there were a lot of movements I just couldn’t do. Even now, I tend to avoid bodyweight exercises done lying face down. But on the other hand, I’m extremely, extremely, extremely satisfied that I can diet as much as I want. In other words, no matter how much I diet, there’s no chance of losing breast volume. It really is such a huge benefit.
2. Running In life, there are far more times when you have to run in front of others than times when you run alone. Like a crosswalk with only a few seconds left, a subway right before the doors close, or a city bus with 10-minute intervals right in front of you.... So even if other people aren’t watching me run, I can’t help being conscious of their gaze. Unlike my firm A-cups that didn’t move at all even when I moved quickly, I can feel a heavy breast movement, and at those times my body feels heavier than expected, my breasts bounce, and it hurts a little. It feels like having a second butt attached to my chest.. So I learned how to hold the lower breast as discreetly as possible when running.
3. Spaghetti-strap camisoles Air conditioning isn’t the only gift from God. Spaghetti-strap camisoles are also a gift from God. That feeling of freedom when you can wear sports-material spaghetti-strap tops and open tops freely without being restricted by size.. This, too, is definitely a huge benefit. (But if I wear boxy fabrics, I do look bulky. It can’t be helped.)
4. Other people’s gazes It’s a big misconception to think that if your breasts are large, men will stare a lot. 90% are women. I can feel all those silent looks women exchange with each other. They’re probably discussing whether they’re surgically enhanced breasts or not, right? They are surgically enhanced..
5. Side note Aside from size, feel, and things like that, personally I think the top priority in breast surgery is breasts that look natural. The irony of being born with natural breasts, voluntarily becoming surgically enhanced, and ultimately looking for the naturalness of real breasts... For natural-looking breasts, I think what matters in the end is choosing breasts that suit your own body type, atmosphere, and style. Think carefully about your own image and choose cautiously. Ah, that absolutely does not mean I regret it!! Thanks to the grateful Director Lee Jun-wook, I’ve even heard people say my breasts are big for the first time in my life.
I attached several photos of my 6-month large breasts, and I tried to pose in as many outfits and positions as possible, but.. Failed^^
Also, many people asked about my cup size, but I still haven’t been to a lingerie store. Because nipple patches are so comfortable... I don’t want to wear a bra.... But nipple patches can also have side effects, and many nipple patches show through. Anyway,, thank you for reading this long post, and please take a look at my 6-month-old large breasts before you go..^^