i respect your right to privacy alistair - and i expect the same from you. take my bra size off your post right now or i shall call you a hypocrite and a black kettle all in one breath. btw, i agree that size isn't internationally standardized. perhaps we need to measure in centimeters. it sounds bigger anyways.
not that size matters. i really meant to say earlier that i agree with alistair on this. it's really a moot point when you meet the right person. i think it's a bonus, no doubt, but not something that important as magazines advertising make it out to be. that said, i wouldn't trade my husband for a lesser model (or a bigger one). i think, in fact, too big could be a problem. it might scare women off.
sorry to bring God in again - but not really. i think he created us just the way we should be. you can't really improve on God's designs. in fact, i've read a lot of horror stories about women who went in for a bigger size and were damaged physically and psychologically by the surgery. pain for one thing. and then, limited mobility. i mean - how fast can you move with luggage like that on the front? you'd need some extra muscles in your forearm to hold them up once ina while. and , what about sagging. i mean they wouldn't look so attractive in 5 or 10 years. plus, i heard one woman's breast travelled around to under her arm. she couldn't get it to go back in the right place.
penile implants sound extremely risky. what if the doctor broke you to supposedly 'fix it.' then, forever more - you are reliant upon a plastic or steel implant that never goes down. what if you can't even pee anymores. it sounds like a total nightmare. sorry to get so personal - but people - stop and think. if it ain't broke, don't fix it.