MyFreeImplants.com
I don’t have anything against breast implants per se, but I find the entire idea kinda trashy. By “kinda” I mean “excessively.” Boobs are fun to look at and, um, enjoy, but implants are risky. Very, very risky. Which is why I find a website called MyFreeImplants.com1 a bad idea.
As far as I can tell, the site is basically a bounty system. “Benefactors” (ie, boob oglers) sign up and are provided with a mechanism to communicate with women who want boob jobs. The benefactors request favours (custom videos/photos) of specific women, and, in return, the “gents” can put donate cash for the women to have their breasts augmented.
I’m all for consenting adults exchanging naughty pictures and movies. If they want to involve money in the equation, that’s fine too. But if the end product is a surgical procedure that can lead to nasty complications, I hope that the women are aware of the risks.
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And don’t forget about the fact that implants are a very expensive long-term financial investment. They need to be replaced every 10 years or so. Also, the FDA recommends MRIs every 2 years instead of mammograms, which are better for monitoring possible rupture. None of this is covered by insurance — all out of pocket. And what if she gets sick? If her insurance company gets wind of the fact that it could be related to cosmetic surgery, it could pull coverage, and then treatment would be out of pocket as well.
So one wonders: How are these women on myfreeimplants, who can’t even afford their first pair of implants, going to manage to keep up with all the financial costs in the years to come?
Husbands and boyfriends beware of the slippery slope you get on when you support your girl’s decision to get the fake boobs.