Ok.. this is gonna make me sound like a bloody pervert or a mean jerk. But I’m really curious, how does fake breast feels like?

And NO. I’m not interested in having implants whatsoever. I’m perfectly fine with mine. Is just that.. Curiousity killed the cat and I’m the cat. About cats.. I was thinking of getting a persian kitten or ragdoll, anyone selling? hehehe. Erm.. out of topic. Write on that later!

So, I’ve been doing abit of research.

Breast implants have existed since 1895! Which makes me even more curious, how does implants look like 100years ago?! Then again.. I’m frighten to think!

Implants doesn’t last for long. According to Wikipedia, a couple of years or so. So, what happens? how do you know when there’s something wrong with your boob job?

For now, the only way I think I can tell a real breast to a fake breast is, real = more saggy, fake = like a water balloon? But I’m really not very sure. Some females really do a good job maintaining them.

I’ve seen transexuals with well, obviously, implants. Honestly it looks really pretty from range appearance.

But I wonder, if you poke a needle through the skin, will it burst? or under high heat like suntaning/burning etc. will it explode? or even, will it go out of shape by accident? Like you know.. nose job, your nose can actually twist ya?

How artificial does it feel? or how real does it feel? Will you have that feeling like something is under your skin? Yes, I know mentally you will feel there is. But I meant like physically, does it feel natural?

A note to this.

No offence, any lady even gentleman would die for beauty, so would I. But no matter how curious I get I’m not supportive of breast implants as a matter of fact, any type of plastic surgery.

Well unless you’re gay I don’t see an excuse for you to become artificial. I’m not trying to be funny. Don’t get me wrong. I enjoy the company of gays, they are nice people. They were just sadly, born wrongly and I admire how brave they are to admit to what they are and what they are not.
Its sometimes not easy to admit to others, even yourself that you’re gay. It might scare people away when you tell them, “I’m GAY.” And if you get rejection, it might somehow build up an inferiority complex which will lead to depression and even suicidal.

Can’t deny that I did once have a obsession of wanting to do a nose job. But that thought of mine died when a friend send me her scary throughout-the-operation pictures of her surgery. I swear it looks damn creepy and even looking at the pictures I can feel the pain you have to go through for maybe months?!

Gotta admit though, when recovered she looks much better than before doing it. A new nose can sometimes really completely change your face!