I Want To Talk About Macromastia

Interesting that eight people have joined a group called "I Want to Talk About Macromastia" and, to date, no one has said a thing. :-)

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ALYANNAD · F

You cover the matter very well, I feel my input would be just redundant.

Danny9124 · 31-35, M

Why do you think that? o. o

HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M

Having known two women with this medical condition, I find it interesting to learn from the perspective of one that has it. One women suffered terribly and the other was very happy and loved her breasts. I wish I knew why one was miserable and the other so happy. the one that suffered terribly was a very good friend of mine.

I hate to see someone suffer like this. I want people to accept themselves and be at peace. Easier said than done, I realize, but its a worthy goal.

ALYANNAD · F

@HoraceGreenley: I fall into "I wish I wasn't like this and was a lot smaller" catorgory

HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M

Having seen it first hand for myself, I'm sorry for your suffering. I hope you can find acceptance and peace.

HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M

@ALYANNAD: The irony was, the woman that was miserable was actually very attractive. She just couldn't see it. It was a real shame.

ALYANNAD · F

@HoraceGreenley: I feel bad for her

HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M

@ALYANNAD: She had several reductions and eventually a double mastectomy. I don't think it made her any happier and she had a lot of pain and scarring.

HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M

@ALYANNAD: Well it was a long time ago. And your thoughts are not redundant. Your feelings and thoughts are important too.