What is there to say about this article (via) that hasn’t already been said better by Lauredhel?
So, I think I’ll just give you a video that seems quite apropos:
What is there to say about this article (via) that hasn’t already been said better by Lauredhel?
So, I think I’ll just give you a video that seems quite apropos:
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Underwires vs. surgery…hmmm…
I think I’ll take things poking me in the ribs over invasive surgery.
I was pretty amazed by all of the people at Feministe who actually bought the hype that having wires strung from your ribcage is less invasive than having a silicone pouch pushed into your breast. Yes, apparently having bone screws put into your chest is, like, totally noninvasive!
Sheesh.
And wouldn’t the cables be visible? There are an awful lot of women who have so little fat on their chests that you can clearly see their implants; imagine, if you will, being able to see the cables.
Then, of course, there’s the question of whether the cables will slice into the pectorals.
I was amazed at that too, Mnemosyne. And as far as I can see there would be no way to make this device invisible, let alone impalpable; it goes between the breast glandular tissue and the skin, and while it might be obscured on someone with a lot of bodyfat, it would be bound to show if/when you’re a bit smaller. Along with the pain and function issues and complications that will result, if they ever get past the piggy-rib-bra stage and start installing these into humans.
Then there was the assumption that male aesthetic surgeons are interested in improving women’s _comfort_ when devising rib-slung perkomatics for teenagers.
(Thanks for the link, zuzu!)
If this thing fits and feels like the average external bra, it’s gonna be a nightmare.
When do you suppose they’ll make an internal beer-gut girdle for dudes?
My guess is never.