Questions about breast pain

When you guys were going through those growth spurts, did it actually hurt?

I mean, what’s the deal if they start feeling sore?

Oh goodness, they were much better about 16 or 17 years ago, haha!
Back then, they were really growing, my favorites.

Nothing really hurt... they just grew at their own pace. I remember having tiny little buds back in fifth grade—they stayed basically that size until seventh. Then, suddenly, things started picking up—I was maybe a 1.5 at that point. By the end of high school, they’d grown just enough to fill out a size 3A bra.
By my sophomore year of college, I finally decided to take matters into my own hands—saved up some cash and went for a full 4A upgrade... and honestly, they're perfect now.

As for me, I only get those aches right before something good happens... to me, it's just a sign that something's coming my way.

Mine have shrunk 🙂 🙂 🙂 It hurts way more than before... (just had to vent, ugh)

Melissa Chavez21 said:By the end of my sophomore year of college, I just went for it. I saved up enough cash and decided to go big—upgraded them to a full four... honestly, they’re perfect now.

I've always wondered, though—what does it actually feel like to have implants? And what about the recovery pain?

When they were growing... yeah, they definitely hurt. Like, a lot. 😁

They took a little hit, but nothing major.

quietscout2 said:did your breasts hurt when they were growing?

What happens if they actually do ache?

You're so sweet! 🙂
I don't recall any pain. Honestly, I can't remember anything about that stage at all... 🙂 I just remember having them—well, having them. 🙂
But the funny thing is, being a girl at that age... it’s never quite right. It's not good if you don't have them, and it's not good when you do. 😁

I don't recall feeling any pain myself either. 😁

It stung a little, I have to admit.

Yeah. And before all that stuff. And things like that.

Stuff? My God, are we really having to encrypt things now? Like, is the screen just gonna show little stars or something? 🙄

My mom used to call it "the monthly" or just "that time of the month," she never actually said menstruation or anything official 😁

Sandra Parker82 said:You're too sweet! 🙂
I don't actually recall it being painful, though if I'm being completely honest, my memory of the whole thing is pretty much a total blank. 🙂 All I really remember is that I... well, I had them. 🙂
But you know, the real kicker when you're a young girl at that age is just the sheer inconsistency of it all; it’s never quite right whether they've shown up yet or not. 😁

😬 I guess I'm just a late bloomer 😠

quietscout2 said:Did you guys experience any pain while your breasts were growing?

What happens if they actually hurt?

I didn't feel anything while they were growing; there was no pain at all... I just get sore a few days before my period starts.

casualtinker14 said:Stuff? Good grief, are we really having to encrypt the word "stuff" now? What's next, little stars on our screens? 🙄

Around Seattle, people use the word "stuff" to refer to an amount all the time. It actually sounds much better than saying "aaaaamount"... It isn't some kind of code.

Sandra Parker82 said:Down in Seattle, people just use the word "stuff" when they're talking about amounts. Honestly, it sounds way more natural than saying "a huge amount." It’s not some secret code or anything.

Exactly. I do the same thing—I just call my period "that stuff."😎

Sandra Wood39 said:What’s it actually like to live with implants? I mean, beyond the aesthetic side—what does it feel like day-to-day? And more importantly, how bad is the recovery pain once you're actually out of surgery?

Back when they were actually growing... man, things were just better. Truly. 😁

I’m not really sure how to answer that question regarding what it actually feels like to have implants. Honestly, I can only tell you that having great curves feels incredible. It’s not even about "experiencing" them as something external—they feel like they've always been mine. They’re soft, they look natural, and they aren't just these rigid, round things stuck onto my body... they move naturally, and they still have their own individual shape. That was exactly what I was going for.

The pain after the surgery was absolutely brutal—I’m talking about those kind of aches where you can't even move your hands properly. I couldn't even laugh for the first week without it hurting; my family had to basically lift me out of bed because I couldn't even sit up straight. It was just one thing after another. But, honestly, once that initial storm passed, things got so much better. Suddenly, I was enjoying wearing cute shirts that actually fit right, comfortable wireless bras, and just feeling good in my own skin again. If I had to give anyone a heads-up: that first week is the absolute worst, the second week starts to feel manageable, and by the third, you're feeling pretty solid. I was actually back out on the soccer field playing a full game after just a month.

New Yorker2 said:Exactly—I call my period "that thing" too. 😎

It’s funny how we all just refer to it as "that thing"... I honestly thought it was some universal code everyone used.