u/ignorantslutdwight

It's been hot as hell here in the US, with real feels shooting up to 108F/42C where i'm at. i've been sweating a lot and last summer by this point i'd have a bunch of little white heads blooming on the skin where my breast rested against my stomach. but i just realized i don't have to worry about that now! of all the benefits of my lift, this one slipped my mind since my operation was in fall/winter.

I am 1 polish away from having used all 61 of my polishes at least ONCE. I did do some polish buying but also some destashing (AKA: i asked my little sister if she wanted the ones i didn't and she said yes) and replaced anything that had a crappy formula. since i started this spreadsheet in June 2025, the most I've repeated a polish was 6 times. And that polish was a plain black creme.

I'm not going to use this as an excuse to buy more, I'm really going to hunker down and get into nail art. dots and lines baby! or maybe just lots of skittle manis!

The side is where I'd prefer my dress zipper to be but I don't see it as often as I'd like. Before I bungle my way through patterns by moving things around, just curious if there was a technical reason why zippers are always in the back vs the side.

Disclaimer: I'm a cis woman who recently (7-ish months ago) had a breast lift but this sub is quite a bit more diverse than the plastic surgery or reduction subs.

Essentially, one of my nipples+some of the anchor scar below it are very pink. Sorta looks like one of those speckled pink and brown piglets lol. If you had very pink scarring around your nipples after your surgery, did it ever return to it's original shade or at least darken a bit? If so, how long did it take?