I was frustrated as an author when I first started writing on Fictionmania in 2002 that I couldn't find the kind of products which would transform my male characters into realistic-looking women. So, the Big Busts shop was born, and I filled it with my own fictional items which I developed in that and subsequent stories.
Look around the internet now, and you'll find many items which bear more than a passing resemblance to the fictional products in my stories. It would be nice to think that their developers followed my fictional lead, but I have no evidence to suggest that, and in all likelihood, there's absolutely no connection.
Still, I thought it would be both interesting and useful to review the real life items which are similar to Big Busts Products, and you can see my review in the attached file Big Busts - the Real Thing? A Review.
I am particularly interested in getting feedback from people who have experienced the products, and I would love to include this feedback in the review. Have a read and let me know - also of any other similar products which could be included.
Comments
The Bad Thing About Big Boobs
Well, it is obvious to me that having a nice set of Ds would make things look a lot better up top, and to think that I actually had the chance to get 400cc implants, but thought permission was needed from the Shrink. Now, it is easy to see that such a decision would have been disasterous since natural Bs now reside on my chest. With a 40" chest band, and the girls, I can still fit an XL blouse around said "girls" and that is important to me. It seems that once I step to XXL or 2XL the fashions resemble a tent more than anything.
Its really important to me to try to be a guy magnet, though I must admit that were I to attract said guys, nothing present in my grey matter would tell me what to do with them. YET, the women I know tell me that this girl is a shameless flirt. Hmmmm
Gwendolyn
The Bad Thing about Big Boobs
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When I met my partner she was a 32DD, and only five feet two. She's still five feet two but at least three decades later she has inevitably expanded, with the aid of children, to 34J.
Trust me, it's not funny. Those damn things are far too large and far too heavy for her small frame. It has done a significant amount of harm to her back, and her posture is not what it might have been had they been smaller.
Buying bras isn't easy, either. She can't just go into M&S or local equivalent and pick up a pair, she has to be properly measured and fitted by an expert (a real expert, not a 'bra fitter'). The alternative is to stick with known designs (Triumph Doreen) but even they change subtly over time.
Fortunately it hasn't made buying other clothing too difficult, otherwise I would have ended up sewing much more than I do. There are many times I wish she might have had a breast reduction but for various reasons it's not really an option.
So, girls, be careful what you wish for. Breasts are good, but big breasts ain't necessarily so.
Penny