nadia.damage
New Member
I am a 45 year old woman with small breasts. I've heard a lot of people say that women with petite chests are lucky because they don't sag and you don't have to wear a bra, etc. Well, this is not true! Small boobs can get saggy. After pregnancy, breastfeeding and weight loss my once-perky 36Bs became shriveled and droopy A-cups.
I had always wanted to get breast implants, even before pregnancy, because I just didn't feel feminine with my little boobs and they didn't fit with the mental image of have for myself - kind of a body dysmorphia, you could say. I thought I'd try Noogleberry before going to the extreme of surgery so I purchased a system three years ago but never used it and it ended up being stashed at the back of my closet.
Fast-forward to the last year where I have been doing some art modelling, and suddenly I have become even more self-conscious and disdainful of my breasts. Like, I hate them. I saw some nude photos of myself taken by a reputable photographer and just hated them in large part because of my deflated, saggy little boobs. Ugh.
So I started looking into surgery again, but the idea of having foreign objects in my body together with all the reports of breast implant illness made me realize that this is just not something I can go through with. So, three weeks ago I pulled the Noogleberry out of my closet determined to give it a go.
Let me say, I was really skeptical. But also kind of desperate. So I determined I would make a commitment to doing this and see what happens. What have I got to lose? (Ha!) I didn't take any clinical-type photos before I started and I don't plan to take any progress pictures, so I'll just have to tell you about it.
I have been "noogling" for an hour a day the last few weeks - sometimes a half hour in the morning and a half hour before bed, and sometimes just an hour before bed depending on my schedule. I've noticed that the area around and beneath my nipples has been achy and that my bras (I only wear sporty little bralettes in size small - no cup size) seem to feel tight and uncomfortable. While they don't look any bigger to me when I'm naked, they look fuller to me in tops (same bralettes).
I didn't know if this was all in my head until now. I hadn't seen my boyfriend in two weeks and he came over last night. He noticed I'd lost weight and then when we were snuggling he says, "Wow, your breasts feel really voluptuous. They're bigger! What's going on?" I didn't say anything because I'm too shy/embarrassed to tell him about the Noogleberry (even I had talked to him about wishing I could get an augmentation, which he was also opposed to for health reasons).
Anyway, this is all to say that I was totally skeptical to begin with but did not want surgery and was desperate for some improvement. It seems that using Noogleberry for just a few weeks has already paid off. It was good to get feedback from the only other person who sees or touches them but doesn't know what I've been doing. That is confirmation that it's working! I will keep you posted on my progress. I can't believe this natural method works and I'm really happy with it as well as excited for further results to come.
I had always wanted to get breast implants, even before pregnancy, because I just didn't feel feminine with my little boobs and they didn't fit with the mental image of have for myself - kind of a body dysmorphia, you could say. I thought I'd try Noogleberry before going to the extreme of surgery so I purchased a system three years ago but never used it and it ended up being stashed at the back of my closet.
Fast-forward to the last year where I have been doing some art modelling, and suddenly I have become even more self-conscious and disdainful of my breasts. Like, I hate them. I saw some nude photos of myself taken by a reputable photographer and just hated them in large part because of my deflated, saggy little boobs. Ugh.
So I started looking into surgery again, but the idea of having foreign objects in my body together with all the reports of breast implant illness made me realize that this is just not something I can go through with. So, three weeks ago I pulled the Noogleberry out of my closet determined to give it a go.
Let me say, I was really skeptical. But also kind of desperate. So I determined I would make a commitment to doing this and see what happens. What have I got to lose? (Ha!) I didn't take any clinical-type photos before I started and I don't plan to take any progress pictures, so I'll just have to tell you about it.
I have been "noogling" for an hour a day the last few weeks - sometimes a half hour in the morning and a half hour before bed, and sometimes just an hour before bed depending on my schedule. I've noticed that the area around and beneath my nipples has been achy and that my bras (I only wear sporty little bralettes in size small - no cup size) seem to feel tight and uncomfortable. While they don't look any bigger to me when I'm naked, they look fuller to me in tops (same bralettes).
I didn't know if this was all in my head until now. I hadn't seen my boyfriend in two weeks and he came over last night. He noticed I'd lost weight and then when we were snuggling he says, "Wow, your breasts feel really voluptuous. They're bigger! What's going on?" I didn't say anything because I'm too shy/embarrassed to tell him about the Noogleberry (even I had talked to him about wishing I could get an augmentation, which he was also opposed to for health reasons).
Anyway, this is all to say that I was totally skeptical to begin with but did not want surgery and was desperate for some improvement. It seems that using Noogleberry for just a few weeks has already paid off. It was good to get feedback from the only other person who sees or touches them but doesn't know what I've been doing. That is confirmation that it's working! I will keep you posted on my progress. I can't believe this natural method works and I'm really happy with it as well as excited for further results to come.