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Birth Control BE WIN?
« on: March 24, 2010, 02:29:24 AM »
I doubt it, but it makes for a funny story.

So my fiancee has been on birth control for a half year now and I was talking to her on the phone today (we're doing long distance right now). Out of the blue she just tosses out, "did my boobs get bigger?" Now, granted, outside of a grainy skype convo we don't see each other much, and I told her I hadn't noticed anything—which I hadn't. "Have you gained weight overall?" I asked. "Nope. I've actually lost weight, but I could swear my boobs are bigger," she replies. While my jaw is hanging open on the other end of the line, she goes on to drop a few more classic lines seemingly straight out of BEA fiction:

  • "Well, I hope they don't get any bigger."
  • "They look a little fuller, they definitely got bigger."
  • "I guess a little bigger is okay, right?"

Now she's a slight girl—not stacked by any stretch of the imagination—and I got no complaints. I strongly doubt this is going to turn into a real life BE story, but it was awfully funny to have her drop those lines. She knows I'm a slight boob man (she knows more about me being into tall girls, which she also is not), and I'm just thinking Lord what amazing good have I done to deserve this? and I have got to get to a computer and share this little gem.

Rob "I'll let you know if they suddenly surge forward, her bra bursting off at high velocity, freeing them from their confines and swelling downward until her fleshy mounds, full and ponderous, hung down to her waist—her nipples having expanded to the size of doorknobs" Classact
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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2010, 03:22:05 AM »
Nice story, but you forgot one detail -- what brand of birth control pill is she using?
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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #2 on: March 24, 2010, 07:04:24 AM »
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  • "Well, I hope they don't get any bigger."
  • "They look a little fuller, they definitely got bigger."
  • "I guess a little bigger is okay, right?"

Now she's a slight girl—not stacked by any stretch of the imagination—and I got no complaints. I strongly doubt this is going to turn into a real life BE story, but it was awfully funny to have her drop those lines. She knows I'm a slight boob man (she knows more about me being into tall girls, which she also is not), and I'm just thinking Lord what amazing good have I done to deserve this? and I have got to get to a computer and share this little gem.

Rob, thanks for the nice tale and I can relate. Especially about feeling so lucky.  :)

My wife Kithara has been on several different chemical regimes over the years. Because of all her health concerns it has been recommended we not have a baby (and that is OK with us). Her body, due to Lupus, genetics and some other conditions, is very sensitive to hormones, steroids and some chemicals. It took several years to find a balance of medicines and treatments that she could tolerate and still allow her a mostly normal life.

We finally found a birth control that does not cause her to "freak out" or react with one of the other dozen drugs she needs to have or cause some bizarre reaction while still suppressing a monthly cycle such that she no longer has debilitating PMS or some major Lupus flare every 28 days. (Which one can not live with very long, and yes she talked of suicide in the past)

One totally unexpected effect of her treatments has been a slowly expanding bust. This has been an adjustment for both of us and one reason we are here at the BEA. Neither of us ever imagined that she would have grown as large over these years. Most of the titillation from her BE has been tempered by the realization that this is secondary (one would say a side-effect) to the reasons she takes all these different meds.

We are both very satisfied with her proportions and would have been content several cup sizes ago. But we have a cocktail of drugs that lets her live and we both are happy to have each other. For Kithara it is quite literally BE or death.

* Kithara's situation is unique to her as it is a mix of her own genetics, build, Lupus and other conditions combined with all the drugs she has to be on so that her results are distinctly hers. Telling what she is on would not really tell you anything except to be a real downer and be a bit too much disclosure. Plus the last thing Kith wants is pity - inside she is a lighthearted and happy person and would not want anyone to feel bad because of her health (it makes her feel bad enough as is)

Hummm, "BE or Death" now there is a decision... what to choose...what to choose.

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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #3 on: March 24, 2010, 03:07:23 PM »
For my wife, the difference of being on or off BC is almost a whole cupsize. She is very intolerant to most of them and they were causing her high blood pressure. But its the difference of being a 38D/E/DD to filling out and slightly spilling out of a 38DD.

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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #4 on: March 24, 2010, 05:35:47 PM »
Nice story, but you forgot one detail -- what brand of birth control pill is she using?
Not sure actually, but she did leave a receipt at my place. Something about "BE Pills"  ;)

My wife Kithara has been on several different chemical regimes over the years. Because of all her health concerns it has been recommended we not have a baby (and that is OK with us). Her body, due to Lupus, genetics and some other conditions, is very sensitive to hormones, steroids and some chemicals. It took several years to find a balance of medicines and treatments that she could tolerate and still allow her a mostly normal life.
Thanks for sharing Nimrod. Both a sad and affirming tale. I'm glad to hear things have worked out for you guys in the end.

For my wife, the difference of being on or off BC is almost a whole cupsize. She is very intolerant to most of them and they were causing her high blood pressure. But its the difference of being a 38D/E/DD to filling out and slightly spilling out of a 38DD.

I'm betting a cup size at most will be the result, though I'd always put her health above everything.
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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #5 on: March 24, 2010, 05:44:23 PM »
Cases of BC causing BE have diminished due to lower hormone levels. You mentioned that she mentioned losing weight. I know a number of people who lose weight and their boobs grew. Which makes absolutely no sense, but that's also a possibility.

Either way, yay for you!
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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #6 on: April 05, 2010, 01:49:08 PM »
During the 1960s and 1970s, with higher doses of hormone, breast growth was usually considered a common side effect of birth control pills, but not so much any more.

Of course, what I remember most about those days was a wonderfully enhanced willingness to fuck.
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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #7 on: September 14, 2010, 07:56:26 AM »
My wife just started a new birth control a couple of weeks ago. She also just happens to want a new strapless bra to wear under a new dress she has so it was an opportune time to get out the measuring tape. At this time during her cycle, she is normally comfortably into a 38DD and it is only when she is about to start or during her monthly visit she wears her 38DDD Balis or 38F Fredericks that she has. But I'd noticed she'd been wearing them a lot lately and leaving the 38DD's in the closet. She measured 37.5 inches around her chest and under her boobs and 44.25 inches around the fullest part of her chest while wearing a lacy no lining underwire bra that she NEVER wears to my dismay because her nipples poke right through it when erect. 44-38=6 which is DDD/F(E-European) in the bra guides I've seen.
I smiled and asked "So what happens when you get your period? Will they grow any more?"
She rolled her eyes at me, knowing that I had asked this question a million times and already knew the answer. "Of course they will, they always do."
"So you think I should order you a 38G bra just in case?" I asked with a grin.
"NO!" she stated with finality
"Why not? It makes sens.."
"Because that's not my size! I'm not a G cup."
I refrained from making a logical retort. Then later, I hear her on the phone bragging coyly to her B/C-cup sister about her growing boobs. Go figure.






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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #8 on: September 14, 2010, 10:36:22 AM »
Can't say you weren't trying to convince her for her own sake. A well-fitting bra is better for her, though a too small bra might be more fun for your eyes.
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Re: Birth Control BE WIN?
« Reply #9 on: September 14, 2010, 10:41:45 AM »
Oh I'll end up buying one for her anyway. The strapless bra I'll buy in 38E since the brands we're looking at, like Panache, are European, and those will look good fitting perfectly, and awesome with some spillage. But I'll get her a comfy seamless t-shirt/sweater bra in a 38G just in case. I guess I'll just hide it in the closet until the time comes that it is necessary.  :D