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I was wondering if anyone can tell me if it is possible to develop my upper arms and shoulders through weight training etc - but keep my boobs . I know a few women who workout their upper body a fair bit and look wonderful, but thier boobs tend to disappear as their arms/shoulders develop.I have skinny little arms, but I think they have potential to develop and look nice and help my cycling as well. But I don't want to swap arms for boobs - I want to keep my metaphorical cake and eat it as well (Lemon Drizzle cake that is - with no nuts). |
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Boobs are just bags of fat that hang off your chest wall so exercising your upper body won't make them disappear. However, as your pectoral muscles develop, the appearance of your boobs may change and of course, if you lose weight, your boobs will get smaller because you lose fat from all over your body. |
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I think you will be fine. Good luck lw
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