Quote from: Wild Raspberry on March 16, 2018, 09:06:59 PM

I don't have this problem cause I'm tiny. 

Wearing a bra all the time actually causes sagging in later years because apparently you loose all muscle tone and ability to hold them up.  Or so I've heard from friends with bigger boobs.

This is me.  I like to go without them, but as I have said before on the TP I was gifted with Kumquats not grapefruits.  All I  need is a tank top under my shirt and I am good.  If I do wear a bra I wear those little tank style ones you get at Walmart.  I just don't need anything else.

Quote from: Noasar on March 17, 2018, 01:52:08 PM

As someone who is a 32A I am following this thread with interest! The trials and tribulations you booby people have to go through...I never realised boobs caused issues like noises and uniboobs! Absolute respect for you ladies!

Seriously, I know. I never knew a boob could cause noise either.    I do know that my friend with a rather large set has had a lot of back pain from the weight of hers and wants to do reduction surgery.  That is about all she has ever said.  Everyone in my family is rather large.  No one knows what happened to me except I broke my back as a child and had to wear a tight brace for a year.  They suspect it may have affected my growth.

Tiny people UNITE!! Lol.

I don't have much experience in this area because my main problem is that I can never get started with that idea but here is my advice.

I listen to music – soundtracks and inspirational instrumental stuff

 I go to Pinterest to make boards to help me visualize my characters if I am having a hard time connecting with them

 I re-read what I have already written. This helps me get back into the rhythm of things and reminds me how much fun they had with the story and characters so far.

One day I hope to have a plot that become more than a short story or novella, but for now they are all too small.

Good luck with your writing! And always, always write for yourself.

I hope she recovers!  Chickens are so cool.  When I lived in Australia one of our cats thought she'd stalk and pounce our hens but they ganged up on her and chased her up a tree!

GO chickens!!

Wild Rasberry and Marlin, sadly I don't know the breed, I have just always heard the term broiler chicken, so I'm not sure.  She's just a white eating chicken, LOL!  I hope she dosen't explode.  My doctor did mention that, while trying to get her to walk again, that she was too top heavy because she's been so bred and pumped full food and things to get her to market.  He says hopefully with exercise and some weight loss she can move around better.
Well, it's 6:30am here, shortly I'll be heading down to the barn to see if she made it through the night.

I agree that it sounds like a leghorn. The boilers are SO far they can't walk and have usually lost all of their feathers from lying around. I have quite few friends that raise them for 4-H and they are so nasty. But the leghorns are really sweet. My friend has one that in 9 years old.

So sweet of you to do that.  A bit of advice, Apple cider vinegar in water works well to reduce stress.

I don't pretend to be a chicken expert, but what sort of chicken is it?
 There are some breeds of chickens, which are SUPER gross, that they have to be processed at a certain time or they literally explode.  It's really terrible, something in their genes.  Probably not the sort of chicken you saved, but for some reason I felt the need to bring it up.


Chickens overall are super cool. I have six right now and love them lots!!

I did a lot of research and prep before starting on my first custom.  She's not perfect, but I am super, super proud and happy of how she turned out. 

http://mlparena.com/index.php/topic,390050.msg1693990.html#msg1693990

She's my first full one.  I have a McDonald's pony I experimented on before though..... I hated the plastic tail so I cut it off. She never got hair or sealer, but Perhaps one day I'll finish her. Don't have any pictures of her yet.

It's cool to know there are other aspiring writers out there.    I write short stories (not about ponies) and have had some success in contests, but none in publications. 

My personal advice: write for yourself.  If you focus too much on what other people think, or of an end goal like publication, writing becomes tedious very quickly.  Write what you want to write.  Write what makes you happy.   

Neat start to your story though.  I like the cliffhanger ending!