While we are all talking about boobies, another benefit to small ones, is yours will stay perkier a lot longer than those of us who have bigger ones.
Why are we all talking boobies? But while we are, for the record, I love mine, big as they are. I've recently been measured and depending on the bra I'm either a UK 28 G or a 30 F. Yes its a tiny bit more challenging as I'm pretty small every where else but they're a part of me so...
Why wouldn't we talk about boobies 99% of us on this thread has 'em. Woah, hun I totally understand why you find it challenging.I went shopping with my daughter yesterday (a chore in it's self as I hate shopping ) and she ended up having to buy tops that were 2 sizes too big just so they could fit over her boobs, at least having small ones I definitely don't have that problem and like the hubby says I'm shaped like a tree trunk (same size on the top and bottom).
There comes a time when a girl has to do what a girl has to do.....so, after much debating with myself on whether I wanted to 'give it up' to a man with metal where god never intended, I pulled on my Big Girl Pants (in the shape of a pair of Myla Brazilian cut) and went for it. Fortunately the experience not only f*cking blew my mind but left a very favourable impression on Mr PA, and it was decided, unanimously, that we would 'go steady'......Hmmmm? How soon is too soon to tattoo 'property of Demaris' on my newly adopted appendage?
BTW I'm on the 3rd Outlander book now and making my way through a large box of Kleenex Thanks again for the rec whoever it was..
I can't believe you're on the 3rd book already! I wonder if I read that fast before I had kids...
I don't think I know anyone who reads as fast as Demaris *said with great envy* But at least I can flounce.
Go ahead. Rub it in.
Flouncing is easy. You just put the story aside and then forget you were reading it. You aren't actually flouncing, you just are reading something else for a while. Pretty soon, flouncing is easy.
I flounce quite well which is why I sometimes remember a story but not how it ended. Lol
I think the only other person that gives Demaris a run for her money is Lex (who's also a member on PTS) who reads 2/3 books (full length novels) A DAY!!! and she works and is married with kids as well. If I read 2/3 books a week I'm dead happy, but that doesn't happen often and as flouncing isn't an option makes it really difficult sometimes. At least Dem can read fast so even if she's stuck with a crappy book or fic she doesn't have too suffer for too long.
I just can't!!!! Curiosity just kills me!!! I guess I always have hope it'll get better... Well... except one book.. Casual Vacancy by JK Rowlings.. it was painful!!! It's still sitting on my nightstand
I know! Being a slow reader is bad enough. But not being able to flounce bad stories? I would have to give up reading I think.
I think the only other person that gives Demaris a run for her money is Lex (who's also a member on PTS) who reads 2/3 books (full length novels) A DAY!!! and she works and is married with kids as well.
At least Dem can read fast so even if she's stuck with a crappy book or fic she doesn't have too suffer for too long.
For all InDeath series readers of J D Robb - The countdown clock is up on the index page of InDeath.net - 22 days and some odd hours and counting for Festive. And as one of our British members on that site pointed out - it looks like the U.S. is getting it two days earlier than across the pond this time around - for a change. Usually its Great Britain although one year Australia had it before the rest of us. For the last book it happened to be Canada.
I was going to ask you how you're getting so much reading done between reading, being on here, working, and dating Mr. Right? One of us is doing something wrong?
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