
I think it has a lot to do with them getting to choose the when, the where and the how much. Yeah, I know you don't exactly know how a boob job will turn out, but you have some idea and you get to choose the type of implant and the volume. Most women with big boobs got them early in puberty and middle school and high school is a tough place to be when you stand out from the crowd.
I get what you're saying, and I agree. I was referring to those women attracting the "attention" they
think their larger busted sisters receive, and wanting that for themselves.
I've already mentioned this but there are many teenagers wanting bigger boobs why is that? Even very pretty girls want them thus they want to be different than the other pretty teenagers.
There are just as many women who want breast reductions. I don't, but I hear about it all the time.
Maybe they wish for Ds or DDs when all their friends have Bs and Cs. But I doubt any of them wishes for D cups when they are still in middle school. A lot of women who have big boobs develop waaay early, before they are mentally able to cope with the wrong kind of attention.
BINGOOK I'm back. Other women have had dark features but I think its the role they play in the TV show or movie and they have to be extremely beautiful to make it to where their at.Before Alba made it in the movies she was on the show Dark Angel which I really enjoyed not only watching her but just liked the show. I couldn't figure why she wasn't being talked about more in the media then she did that movie with Bruce Willias and everything changed.
Completely unrelated to the topic at hand, however, I think it was the type of show it was. I
loved the first season myself! Michael Weatherly was also in the show and didn't receive a tremendous amount of success until NCIS. TV shows flop for various reasons, but it's not usually because of the actors. The only exception I can think of this second would be the person you are
insisting is a wildly popular Hollywood starlet. You guessed it...Pam Anderson!
For further reference:
A Charmed Life Meaning -A life of guaranteed good fortune or invulnerability, by virtue of a charm or spell.
Origin - From Shakespeare's Macbeth, 1605.
Since
no one can really be guaranteed these things, I'm thinking it really doesn't exist. For anyone.

Mrs*the grass is always greener in many a different eyes*Pacman