I am pretty skeptical about some of these people on this board too. Very few though, because I do believe that a vast majority of them are genuine. I became addicted to this board over the past few months and love the advice I receive. But some things you gotta take with a grain of salt.
Anyone can be whomever they want to be on the internet, and say whatever they want. But let's all try to be honest and help each other. When I post my pics up, sometimes people don't see the results and let me know. That's fine, cuz right now they are kind of subtle to others, but not me. Freedom of speech.
I think it would be helpful for us to see pics of other's sucess. So if you are gonna be talking the talk, walk the walk. Otherwise quit teasing us. A picture says a thousand words.
And again, some of the pics that I think may be photoshoped usually tend to have just a "before" and an "after". No progression or in between pics. Yes, that makes me skeptical, but I keep motivating myself by the ones that look homemade.
And there are some boobies out there that look surgically enhanced too, that I am skeptical about.
I believe I have said what I wanted to say in a professional manner and would appreciate it if this was not erased by admin, for ruffling some feathers. If you are going to respond, keep it professional.
the pictures of the ladies here are how i got to my program. i took a look at all the pics. noted their starting size and their growth. then i looked at their program pages. to see if there was some things in common. thanks to ALL who post pics. it really does help. whether real or not we are all adults and ultimately will draw our own conclusions anyway. no need to be hateful toward each other. good luck to all.
i completely agree with chocmorsel, thanks for posting your pictures by the way, it is great inspiration to see pictures of other peoples progress, especially ones like helen's, lisa's or surf's where you can see monthly progress.i am taking mine once a month and will post them when i get to where i want to get
I saw the other thread yesterday, but I didn't want to reply to it, because I was the one who originally posted a thread asking jellyboobs to post up her pics so I didn't want part of the controversy when the thread was just so blunt and to-the-point. While I haven't been a member of these threads for too long, I think I've read just about every topic on this site, which I think most of us have done. One thing I noticed is that jellyboobs is supposedly one of the most successful women here, so I obviously went to see her pics and noticed that she hasn't posted any recent ones. I posted up a thread requesting that she post up her new ones, and another member told me that she couldn't because. . .I forgot the reason. But nontheless, if she didn't want to post up her pics, it's her decision.
I'm not trying to start another scene, but I think we all have the right to doubt. Some of us aren't just investing their money in this, but our feelings. Most of us have dealt with the humiliation of small breasts all our lives, and the cruelest thing someone can do is play with someone's emotions with a matter like this one, where so many insecurities lay. Now, if someone starts karate class one day, then comes back two months later claiming to be a black belt, and refuses to show their skills because someone had the audacity (more like common sense) to doubt this claim--you bet your house that I'm gonna be suspicious. I hate it when people start to prove something, then stop halfway because they feel they don't have to.
Come on girls, if we post pictures of ourselves here, then go around making claims, it's no longer just about you. You've made yourself an idol and now have everyone here clinging onto your every word. Call me harsh, but if this person is a liar, not only should they be banned from these forums forever, but they deserve to be miserable with their body for as long as they live. I don't take the manipulation of people's feelings lightly. If someone is not comfortable posting up their pictures, then of course they shouldn't be forced to do so, but once you do it, start making extraordinary claims, and become a sort of mentor to others, it's no longer a little matter. I bet there's more than one woman here who goes to bed at night thinking, "I really hope that by the time my routine is over, I can end up looking like _________." Wouldn't it completely crush your hopes to find out that your idol is a liar?
I'm not just singling out jellyboobs (maybe you're successful, maybe you're not), I'm just making a general statement of my views. As great as being positive and hopeful is, it doesn't help someone to be fed lies, since you're just setting them up for failure.
Like someone said, if you're gonna talk the talk, walk the walk.