Exercising and having big ol' tittyballs
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Pulpgurl |
Exercising and having big ol' tittyballs |
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Posts: 142 (05/12/2009 3:49 PM) |
Just a quick question - am I the only person who can't lose boob weight regardless of what I try and do? My diet is strictly maintained, I run about
20-25K per week, lift weights - NOTHING. I wouldn't be surprised if the bastards are even bigger now. I'm guessing big boobage is just my lot in
life, which sucks. Thanks Mom!
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Lo Timbalake |
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Posts: 9776 (05/12/2009 3:52 PM) |
I have the same problem. I was never "overweight", but I used to weigh about 15 pounds more than I do right now. My boobs are still big and are
actually even more ridiculous because I look that much more disproportionate.
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Glory Glory Hallelujah |
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Posts: 24944 (05/12/2009 3:54 PM) JJBer of the Year '06
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TITTYBALLS?
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Rochelle1120 |
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Posts: 20 (05/12/2009 3:55 PM) |
Aw, "tittyballs"?
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Donald Draper.niketalk |
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Posts: 537 (05/12/2009 3:56 PM) |
Just how big are they?
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Dylishis |
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Posts: 8819 (05/12/2009 3:57 PM) Most Outspoken '08
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Chesticles!
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Pulpgurl |
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Posts: 143 (05/12/2009 3:57 PM) |
I can't claim credit for that term - thank you, Dave Chappelle as Black Bush. It's fun to say/type, what can I say?
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Valerie Me |
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Posts: 30241 (05/12/2009 4:05 PM) |
Glory Glory Hallelujah wrote:
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elites renee |
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Posts: 22029 (05/12/2009 4:14 PM) |
So you lost weight, you just haven't lost any in the boobs?
They may actually be bigger. Since you are doing weights the pectoral muscles will become stronger making your boobs look larger, and higher. |
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June 2010 |
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Posts: 415 (05/12/2009 4:17 PM) |
I don't want to lose any of my tittyballs, thank you.
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ShotgunGirl76 |
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Posts: 7728 (05/12/2009 4:36 PM) |
I have this problem! I exercise all the time and that is the only thing I can't lose. I hate it.
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Heritage |
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Posts: 1128 (05/12/2009 4:38 PM) |
Breasticles FTW!
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JayneOC |
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Posts: 104795 (05/12/2009 4:40 PM) JC Fanatic '01 '02 '04 '06 |
If your breasts are mostly tissue and not fat, no amount of exercising will make them smaller.
I had to get a reduction for mine.
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merchasa |
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Posts: 1903 (05/12/2009 4:41 PM) |
32DDD and even losing weight, they stay the same
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Dylishis |
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Posts: 8824 (05/12/2009 4:41 PM) Most Outspoken '08
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If your breasts are mostly tissue and not fat, no amount of exercising will make them smaller.I beg to differ.
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Dylishis |
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Posts: 8825 (05/12/2009 4:43 PM) Most Outspoken '08
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I don't think it makes much of a difference when your boobs are enormous.
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groovydee4 |
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Posts: 342 (05/12/2009 4:44 PM) |
I've lost about 15 pounds from when I was my largest and my chest didn't shrink any. The only thing that has changed is that my band-size is smaller,
which makes bra shopping even harder.
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JayneOC |
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Posts: 104796 (05/12/2009 4:46 PM) JC Fanatic '01 '02 '04 '06 |
Let me rephrase.
You can have dense breast tissue (like I do) or fatty breast tissue. You can lose the fatty breast tissue when you lose fat, but you can't lose dense breast tissue. |
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Heritage |
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Posts: 1129 (05/12/2009 4:48 PM) |
Dylishis wrote: I love my big breast-
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mckunyit ar |
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Posts: 326 (07/19/2009 4:59 AM) |
JayneOC wrote:Is there a way to know which one I have, on my own? Or do I have to go to the doctor? |
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Master Zik.niketalk |
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Posts: 65 (07/19/2009 5:12 AM) |
Wait is this thread some type of trick.
Why would you want your breasts smaller? Mind boggling. |
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