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Normal people do get implants. There are those of us that used to be reasonably endowed and due to our fitness pursuits experience a significant decline in the bustline. I don't know how others feel, but I've always felt that it is worse to have had and lost than to have never had any at all. I was always comparing myself to how I used to be.
To me it came down to how I felt about myself. I was unhappy about my appearance in bathing suits or nude due to my bustline, but yet proud of the muscles I have worked so hard to build. End of story. Once I realized that my bust was holding me back on how I felt about myself, I went and did something about it. I've had implants for three weeks now and am soooo glad I did it. I don't compete, but am an office professional that works out regularly to have a nice figure. Implants are just the icing on the cake.
My husband was supportive of whatever decision I made and now that I've had it done, he is extremely happy due to the positive impact it's had on my attitude. BTW, even after only three weeks, I think mine look and feel natural. I went into the doctor's office asking for what I had lost. That's all. Nothing unrealistic. To me that was more important than anything.
I think you just need to explain how you feel to your husband and if he understands, he should be supportive in whatever you choose to do.
To me it came down to how I felt about myself. I was unhappy about my appearance in bathing suits or nude due to my bustline, but yet proud of the muscles I have worked so hard to build. End of story. Once I realized that my bust was holding me back on how I felt about myself, I went and did something about it. I've had implants for three weeks now and am soooo glad I did it. I don't compete, but am an office professional that works out regularly to have a nice figure. Implants are just the icing on the cake.
My husband was supportive of whatever decision I made and now that I've had it done, he is extremely happy due to the positive impact it's had on my attitude. BTW, even after only three weeks, I think mine look and feel natural. I went into the doctor's office asking for what I had lost. That's all. Nothing unrealistic. To me that was more important than anything.
I think you just need to explain how you feel to your husband and if he understands, he should be supportive in whatever you choose to do.
explain to him how u feel in a bathing suit and how u feel naked. if he knows how happy and more comfortable it will make u i think he will more up for the idea. i dont think there is ANY reason why anyone shouldnt be 100% comfortable in their own skin. good luck sweetie and keep us updated
