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Input: I really don’t think they are that small but she believes she has super small boobs. I admit, they aren’t big nor medium but I think it’s perfect. I never really liked and implants of any sort, but especially when it came to breasts. 
To me, they look odd and too “perfectly” round. They are just fake balloons and don’t feel anything like a real boob. Plus the scars. 
We were having a discussion a month ago about it and she asked if I would find her just as attractive. I didn’t want to lie to her. I told her I would still love her but I wouldn’t find it a little unsettling. I didn’t want to lie to her and have her get a boob job only to come back not getting the smile she expected from me. 
Most of my friends acted surprised and told me fake “tits” are awesome. I never liked fake boobs but I somehow feel a little bad for telling my girlfriend my opinion. 

telling my girlfriend I would find her a little less attractive if she got a boob job