Comments on: Want bigger boobs? Have a doughnut http://smallbustbigheart.com/2010/03/want-bigger-boobs-have-a-doughnut/ The blog for small busted women Wed, 02 May 2012 18:56:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Vanessa http://smallbustbigheart.com/2010/03/want-bigger-boobs-have-a-doughnut/comment-page-1/#comment-649 Vanessa Thu, 27 May 2010 18:49:06 +0000 http://smallbustbigheart.com/?p=963#comment-649 Exactly like Miranda says! This "diet"/approach won't work if you're a pear. I gained 50 lbs and went from an A to a barely B! Exactly like Miranda says! This “diet”/approach won’t work if you’re a pear. I gained 50 lbs and went from an A to a barely B!

]]> By: Miranda http://smallbustbigheart.com/2010/03/want-bigger-boobs-have-a-doughnut/comment-page-1/#comment-449 Miranda Wed, 28 Apr 2010 14:02:04 +0000 http://smallbustbigheart.com/?p=963#comment-449 Body shape has a lot to do with this - I'm pear shaped, if I loose any weight it comes off my top half, but if I gain weight it's all on my booty and I just become a more exaggerated pear! I think it really depends where you carry your body fat - would probably only work for apple shaped ladies. Body shape has a lot to do with this – I’m pear shaped, if I loose any weight it comes off my top half, but if I gain weight it’s all on my booty and I just become a more exaggerated pear! I think it really depends where you carry your body fat – would probably only work for apple shaped ladies.

]]> By: Amanda http://smallbustbigheart.com/2010/03/want-bigger-boobs-have-a-doughnut/comment-page-1/#comment-261 Amanda Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:24:36 +0000 http://smallbustbigheart.com/?p=963#comment-261 Kate: peanut butter is actually pretty good for you, but I realize that's not your point! I can certainly relate to what you're saying, as I'm not trying to gain weight at the moment either... I certainly wouldn't recommend it just to go up a cup size. With warmer weather coming, I'm mostly looking forward to being able to run around in a teeny weeny bikini top. Kate: peanut butter is actually pretty good for you, but I realize that’s not your point! I can certainly relate to what you’re saying, as I’m not trying to gain weight at the moment either… I certainly wouldn’t recommend it just to go up a cup size.

With warmer weather coming, I’m mostly looking forward to being able to run around in a teeny weeny bikini top.

]]> By: Catherine http://smallbustbigheart.com/2010/03/want-bigger-boobs-have-a-doughnut/comment-page-1/#comment-254 Catherine Mon, 22 Mar 2010 07:11:17 +0000 http://smallbustbigheart.com/?p=963#comment-254 Hi Kate, I understand that putting on weight isn't always a cinch. And perhaps my reference to a "Doughnut Plan" wasn't entirely in the spirit of Amanda's post, which I'm sure is more about gaining a few pounds through a healthy diet (again, not always as easy as it sounds). Thanks for reading and sharing your views! Best wishes, Catherine Hi Kate,
I understand that putting on weight isn’t always a cinch. And perhaps my reference to a “Doughnut Plan” wasn’t entirely in the spirit of Amanda’s post, which I’m sure is more about gaining a few pounds through a healthy diet (again, not always as easy as it sounds). Thanks for reading and sharing your views!
Best wishes,
Catherine

]]> By: Kate http://smallbustbigheart.com/2010/03/want-bigger-boobs-have-a-doughnut/comment-page-1/#comment-253 Kate Mon, 22 Mar 2010 04:18:27 +0000 http://smallbustbigheart.com/?p=963#comment-253 If only gaining weight were that easy! At 4'11.5", I have maintained a steady weight of about 92-95 pounds for about five years (through highschool, college, and into grad school), and nothing I do seems to change that! At my peak I weighed 101, but that was due to muscle from dancing every day (and you can only guess how tiny my boobs got then!). I think as long as a person is healthy then a little weight gain is not a bad thing, but focusing on gaining weight simply to have a larger bust size seems like a bad idea. To each her own, I guess, but I won't be packing on the peanut butter so I can have less trouble finding a bra that fits. If only gaining weight were that easy! At 4’11.5″, I have maintained a steady weight of about 92-95 pounds for about five years (through highschool, college, and into grad school), and nothing I do seems to change that! At my peak I weighed 101, but that was due to muscle from dancing every day (and you can only guess how tiny my boobs got then!). I think as long as a person is healthy then a little weight gain is not a bad thing, but focusing on gaining weight simply to have a larger bust size seems like a bad idea. To each her own, I guess, but I won’t be packing on the peanut butter so I can have less trouble finding a bra that fits.

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