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Re: Telling people
by letfreedomsing 19th March 2012, 10:42 am
Ive told my boyfriend who is SOOO supportive he's lovely, and one of my best friends who has had a BA herself about 4 years ago so obviously she's really supportive about it too! Ive also told my mam who really doesn't want me to go through with it but has agreed to come with me for my consultation on wednesday lol... and my dad has no idea, i really dont know what to do about telling him. he really helped me out by paying off one of my credit cards last year and I was paying him back monthly, but now im jobless and not paying him anything until i get another job (interview tomorrow, fingers crossed!) AND ive gone and got my loan in boob job preparation, so he's bound to see it as a big slap in the face 
dreading him knowing. i might actually try to just keep it from him to spare his feelings? hmmm!
dreading him knowing. i might actually try to just keep it from him to spare his feelings? hmmm!
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Re: Telling people
by MozElle83 19th March 2012, 3:45 pm
Nice one Barbiegirl. Definately going to remember the retort about childbirth!
My OH & some close friends know. I haven't told my family, and no one has noticed (lived in padded bras for years).
I think if people at work don't need to know then don't tell them. Its a professional line that doesn't need to be crossed. My HR manager knows and that's it (mainly because of random D&A testing - tramadol in my system would have raised a few eyebrows). I'm one of very few women at my workplace, so think it would only cause me problems later in my career.
My OH & some close friends know. I haven't told my family, and no one has noticed (lived in padded bras for years).
I think if people at work don't need to know then don't tell them. Its a professional line that doesn't need to be crossed. My HR manager knows and that's it (mainly because of random D&A testing - tramadol in my system would have raised a few eyebrows). I'm one of very few women at my workplace, so think it would only cause me problems later in my career.
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Re: Telling people
by Trisha.28 22nd March 2012, 12:00 am
YAAAAY I feel loads better I've just confessed to my older sister she didnt belive me at first then she asked for pics which I sent then she believed me lol I feel a bit better now that one of my family knows still not telling mam and or my oldest sister there stuck in the old time and don't belive in cosmetic surgery lol
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Re: Telling people
by luluthefirst 22nd March 2012, 8:05 am
Well done trisha!
Sometimes i do things like that - i dont want to tell anyone but i have to!!
Can she come and help with the kids when your oh is away now??
xx
Sometimes i do things like that - i dont want to tell anyone but i have to!!
Can she come and help with the kids when your oh is away now??
xx
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