Like the previous reviewer, I understand the point of view this story is told in. Unlike the previous reviewer, I liked it. Normally, I'm not a great fan of the "tell" style of writing, but as this story is actually portraying one side of a conversation, it's entirely appropriate.This story does, indeed, chronicle the lifespan of the narrator's breasts, from their sudden emergence to their "betrayal". There's a good dose of humour, both black and blue, and I found the emotional content appropriate and touching. The breasts themselves act almost as a character, and the narrator allows them to be both a physical and emotional barrier whenever she feels overwhelmed. The loss of such a big part (literally and metaphorically) of her lifestyle is handled with a cracked bravado that Ms. Brio conveys very well.This story is probably not for everyone, of course. As I said in the title to this review, it's a sweet story from an emotional aspect. But it has a hard edge to its bones. Just the kind of erotica I enjoy the most.
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