[steveo]

Damn fine job, whindinkler!
 

[Whink]

Hey Steveo, Homevintner;
Shucks.  Now I'm blushin'.  Thanks, now I have more to write.  LOL

Whinston

[CyberPlainsDrifter]

Subgirlie is precisely right.  My wife's boobs are very veiny also & completely natural.  Veininess has more to do w/ how close to the surface the veins are & also the density of the breasts.  Boobs that are less dense (read "light") tend to not be veiny.  My wife's boobs are very dense & heavy, thus very veiny also.  Lighting also effects how much of this you see.  If the lighting is directly behind the photographer, the veins tend to show more.

[ju66l3r]

I know this post is a little late and out of left field, but a few notes on Fenugreek for those running out and buying up bottles to slip into their wife's drinks...

Anything that is an estrogen precursor/synthetic estrogen substitute also carries the risks of estrogen.  Estrogen therapy (thought to be useful in getting over menopause, etc) has also shown slightly larger incidences of breast cancer, heart attacks, ovarian cancer, and a few other problems.

Herbal treatments run a significant risk of conflicting with current medications and being uncontrolled in dosage (either so low to be basically uneffective, or so high as to be dangerous).  They're not wise and more often than not don't provide the amazing beneficial results that they claim to provide.

This has been a Public Service Announcement...should I ever provide as plain a diatribe in the future without warning, I should be shot on site.

--The Juggler

[Whink]

NO way dude, you're right on the money.

Escellent post.  Very much appreciated.  My buddy's wife visits this site too and read about and was asking a lot of questions.

I'll bet a lot of us thought of buying it up and slipping it into everything.  LOL

[Bustylover]

Even if she is having veins on her boobs, she is best!
Bigger is better!
Bustylover (o)(o)  

[Palomine]

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