Thank you KMG for refusing to use enhanced women.....if more sites were like KMG...beautiful women like Rebecca Linares and Brynn Tyler wouldn't do this to themselves because there wouldn't be a market for enhanced women. Please don't ever change.
If you think a beautiful woman, with perfect breasts, was IMPROVED by anything a man could do...then I think you're the one full of something.
The thread that was started over at Lezlove about Ms. Linares enhancement wasn't started by me...has grown to 6 pages, of which the overwhelming majority are critical of the horrific thing she's done to herself.
I get the feeling that you implant lovers want the rest of us to just shut up about implants...why? Because women might realize that YOU'RE the minority...that most of us love and cherish women just the way they are...that women don't have to put their health at risk to fulfill some BS fantasy thrust upon the world by BunnyMan.
Unlike you....I see a woman as more than breasts.
-- Edited by robert0259a on Thursday 29th of July 2010 01:49:05 PM
I'm sorry, but anyone who feels the need to cut up their own body and stick bags of poison inside their chest for the sake of cosmetic appeal has some serious issues. No one does this to improve their health or attain any benefit other than a change of self-perception, perhaps hoping that the world will view them in a better light.
Don't get me wrong, I totally respect the individual's choice to do this to themselves and would defend their rights to do so, but that doesn't mean I have to accept their irrational justification for it.
Our society is currently facing a crisis of young women and teenagers being force-fed images of fake 'perfection' and being constantly told they need to strive to reach it, leading to all kinds of physical and mental health problems with our youth. Too many people don't seem to realise that true beauty lies in nature, and a person's charisma and natural beauty contributes far more to their sexual magnetism than any cosmetic enhancement ever could. That is something that will never change.
The BS has to stop somewhere, and I'm glad that sites such as KMG don't promote such false 'beauty'. Aside from which, I personally find a pair of flat-chested natural breasts infititely more appealing than odd-shaped silicon ones.
Brynn actually crossed my mind recently as one of the girls I was hoping to see again. I'm impartial either way as far as whether the site has "enhanced" girls or not.
...but if it is true that KMG tries to stay away from them, I guess I can understand that. Brynn was already, in my opinion, hot as hell without the implants. Girls like her, Kinzie Kenner, Meggan Mallone.. looked good, but I had more raw attraction to them before their enhancements...
I have to admit that large breasts are a weakness of mine--love 'em, love to see 'em on the girls together. How they arrived at that size, natural or not, doesn't matter to me. As long as they're not weird-looking as a result of some botched surgery. I don't judge anyone who prefers natural and is against surgery--that's your right to speak your piece on the issue and prefer what you do. But I also respect those who have chosen a different path, of enhancement via surgery. Cosmetic surgery is a huge industry, regardless of the body part. Whatever a girl decides to do is her personal choice and I leave it to her judgement. I won't judge it myself. Sorry, but I won't be changing my preference of "bigger is better". I have a good friend here who prefers smaller-breasted girls. And that's his business, not mine to judge.
So while I see this has become a very emotional issue I'll stay out of that cauldron and just contibute "to each his or her own".
-- Edited by MorSizzler on Wednesday 4th of August 2010 10:13:43 PM
What bothers me when it comes to the debate about implants is that there are about two vocal members here who act like they speak for the majority when it comes to implants.... I can't stand when posters inject "we" into their posts...I have no idea how other feel about this issue...I can only speak for myself.
I don't understand the part about being "judgemental"......is it alright for society to make women feel less attractive because their breasts might be a little on the small side...based on the BS vision of BunnyMan in his mansion with his inflatable playthings?...***I*** think Rebecca Linares made a mistake...if that's being judgemental...so be it....
