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Mainah64 is offline Mainah64 Post #11  August 28,2009, 9:29pm
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I dated a woman who had bolt-ons and denied it. I prefer au natural and size doesn't matter. The fact that she lied about it sent up a flag which helped me in seeing other lies. My personal preferance is to leave what ya got and be proud of it. Health issues are another matter and I do undestand.
 
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As Emma, Mainah, and a couple others've said, there's health reasons sometimes. I've sent people for exactly those kind of referrals and if I met someone who'd had to undergo it, would not be a dealbreaker for me.

Cosmetic--well, there's this incredibly experienced plastics practitioner called "nature" that's going to have it's way with us all at one point or another. I have better things I'd like to spend money on....and I suppose I'd have to look pretty carefully at someone's other priorities before getting too comfortable with them.

Not that they shouldn't, but we might have different perspectives on other things as well.

Like: what happens to me when you see me turn 80?
 
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