I've only really just realised that I have this "deformity" and yes I choose to call it that, and find it the real truth to what tuberous breasts really are, obviously I'm amazingly happy for those that find their tuberous breasts a thing in which they can live with; for me, it's quite the opposite! I'm 17, turning 18 wahey ;) ..but yes, I've always been overweight, finally getting myself onto track with it, but all in good time but with the having folds of fat, I always assumed they'd look fine once I was slim, not realising I had such a deformity.. obviously I always knew my breasts were not "the norm" whatever that is? ..and have often thought of ways out of my life, just so I don't have to deal with them, but it has never been just the breasts, I suffer with many things, including hair growth, weight issues, yadda yadda you name it, I've had it! ..I suppose I should go to a doctor with it all, but with someone that has no self esteem how do you go around it? I'm absolutely terrified of doctors or hospitals on top of it, and my whole life I've been bullied and beaten about for the way I look, imagine if they knew what was under the clothes huh? ..suicide to me has always been the only option, and I suppose it will continue until I either pluck up the courage to do something about it or have some kind of miracle? ..but yeah I suppose the reason I'm writing this tedious essay, is because I understand the article, and feel some people are taking it the wrong way, the point is that woman or even men, that go through this, are not always happy with their bodies, and situations in life can make those insecurities a million times bigger, and so the meaning to the article basically is that, she can see either side to a story, if you're happy, then why not embrace your body? but if those that are insecure, there's nothing wrong with having surgery, especially if it boost's your esteem, letting you live your life, instead of existing in unhappiness? ..that's the way I see it anyway, and I'd like to thank Cathy greatly, because this article really helped, and at this moment in time, I could do with all the help I can get.
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I've only really just realised that I have this "deformity" and yes I choose to call it that, and find it the real truth to what tuberous breasts really are, obviously I'm amazingly happy for those that find their tuberous breasts a thing in which they can live with; for me, it's quite the opposite! I'm 17, turning 18 wahey ;) ..but yes, I've always been overweight, finally getting myself onto track with it, but all in good time but with the having folds of fat, I always assumed they'd look fine once I was slim, not realising I had such a deformity.. obviously I always knew my breasts were not "the norm" whatever that is? ..and have often thought of ways out of my life, just so I don't have to deal with them, but it has never been just the breasts, I suffer with many things, including hair growth, weight issues, yadda yadda you name it, I've had it! ..I suppose I should go to a doctor with it all, but with someone that has no self esteem how do you go around it? I'm absolutely terrified of doctors or hospitals on top of it, and my whole life I've been bullied and beaten about for the way I look, imagine if they knew what was under the clothes huh? ..suicide to me has always been the only option, and I suppose it will continue until I either pluck up the courage to do something about it or have some kind of miracle? ..but yeah I suppose the reason I'm writing this tedious essay, is because I understand the article, and feel some people are taking it the wrong way, the point is that woman or even men, that go through this, are not always happy with their bodies, and situations in life can make those insecurities a million times bigger, and so the meaning to the article basically is that, she can see either side to a story, if you're happy, then why not embrace your body? but if those that are insecure, there's nothing wrong with having surgery, especially if it boost's your esteem, letting you live your life, instead of existing in unhappiness? ..that's the way I see it anyway, and I'd like to thank Cathy greatly, because this article really helped, and at this moment in time, I could do with all the help I can get.
February 24, 2011 - 5:53pmThis Comment
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