Note: several people have misspelled "twit" in this thread.

Comment:

People have a perfect right to do whatever they believe will be a benefit to themselves.

Some people are so shallow that they feel obligated, for shallow and superficial reasons, to criticize lots of things that everyone else does.

Cosmetic surgeries, and other methods, are very often a very important part of what some people feel will make their entire lives more pleasant, and what they choose to do for themselves isn't something I worry a lot about.

Specifically with reference to the size of a woman's "boobs" (or of a man's "moobs"), I find that it makes no difference to me what makes them the size they are, so far as external appearances are concerned; and I'm not much inclined to surreptitiously "copping a feel" of those belonging to persons I've not known quite well.

The number of women I've known well enough to have them reveal what adjustments they've made isn't all that great, but there have been many more who have had, or wished for, reductions, than those who have had or wished for enlargements, although I've known several of both kinds.

I've known almost as many men who have had, or wanted to have, "moob reductions" as women who wanted changes.

So what?

How they got what they've got isn't my business. I do have friends for whom, to them, their physical appearance is a significant part of what makes them who they are. I have others for whom appearance makes no difference at all.

Friends are friends. Boobs are just nice toys that some of them happen to have.

John