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Related: About this forumok, this is sinking in the lounge. maybe here- moobs.
so, i wd like to put forward the word moobs as a generic word for male breasts, regardless of size, shape or desirability. its usually used as an insult, but i say we remove the stigma on this very useful word.
i like moobs. esp furry 1s. a former partner w a lovely pair got mad when i called them moobs. but breasts is of limited usefulness in this sitch, rt?
unless someone has a better word, up w moobs.
blm
(113,822 posts)Aristus
(68,373 posts)Last edited Mon Feb 26, 2024, 01:46 PM - Edit history (1)
I used to do a hundred chest presses a day before COVID-19. I'm now back up to about seventy-five. I refuse to have, as Chandler Bing described them: "Big, saggy man-breasts."
keithbvadu2
(40,126 posts)BootinUp
(49,035 posts)Mahoombas.
DemMedic
(266 posts)Chesticles.
My wife absolutely hates it.
Beakybird
(3,391 posts)carry on.
lastlib
(24,917 posts)Submariner
(12,672 posts)Last edited Mon Feb 26, 2024, 12:11 PM - Edit history (1)
ShazamIam
(2,706 posts)grumpyduck
(6,650 posts)I don't want to start seeing photos online about side-moobs, under-moobs, moob slips, and all the rest.
Yikes, now I have to unthink this!
stopdiggin
(12,831 posts)'former partners' becoming PO'd and upset .. ? Might indicate this isn't quite the winning ticket?
'breast' works just fine. And, is labeling/naming pendulous tissue (waist, chin, arms) necessary - short of medical issue?
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mopinko
(71,817 posts)hes former for a reason.
Beakybird
(3,391 posts)But I guess it's better than watching the boobs on Fox complain about the price of pumpernipple.
mopinko
(71,817 posts)happy bags. said partner called them fun bags.
the word got to b an issue cuz he didnt like his played w. completely unfair.