IMO It’s an uncanny valley thing. Fake boobs don’t look like natural flesh. Real boobs look and feel soft and plushy, while fake boobs look like hard balls stuffed inside not enough skin.

They ARE unattractive to some people. For those people smaller boobs are better than big fake silicone balls in your chest.

But, to each their own. Some people like them. And if you like them for yourself you should do what you want.

Obviously fake boobs in porn usually turn me off so I was always one of those guys who said he didn’t like them but I had met women with implants who looked really sexy fully dressed. Kind of like the wonder bra effect, so I just shrugged it off as a personal choice. Well, a couple of years ago I reconnected with an ex who had her boobs done and she let me see and feel them and… holy shit. I was surprised to find out that I really liked them a lot. They were perky and firm and really turned me on. I think, if done right, they can be great. But, it’s also important to consider the health effects. Unless you can afford to get top quality, then I wouldn’t recommend it. Cheap ones are potentially dangerous and probably won’t look good. At the end of the day, natural is best but I’ve changed my mind about fake boobs. They can be really nice 😊

You ever met a woman with fake tits, that ended up leaking into her bloodstream, caused her a stroke, and she can no longer speak for the rest of her life?

I have. Nuff said. It’s stupid, and very dangerous should anything happen to go wrong.

Bad fake tits are terrible to look at and feel. Like someone else mentioned: uncanny valley. However, let’s talk about the good ones, the ones that objectively look great and aren’t obviously fake.

You’ve listed some very external measures of beauty, effectively reducing attraction to its most physical components. I’m going to argue that external beauty is just the bait, attraction is sourced in inner beauty, and fake tits are a sign that the internal world is ugly and unattractive.

Unless there is some kind of deformity that needs rectifying, spending money on fake tits reflects an unhealthy preoccupation with image. Not BEING a good person, not being attractive through health, enthusiasm, passion, or kindness, but APPEARING to meet some arbitrary external standard of beauty.

For me, fake tits are a red flag that someone is shallow. They’d rather spend money on something superficial, than make themselves more attractive through becoming a better person. It reflects vanity, and that’s a quality that is damn unattractive to me.

So, even if someone had perfect fake tits that I had previously gawked at, the minute I find out they’re fake my attraction to that person immediately plummets.

Anyway, a good smile turns me on way more than an extra cup size.

Meh, I’m more of an ass man, myself.

Size matters.

Big boobs are better, but all boobs are still boobs. Big natural boobs are the best, but boobs with implants are still boobs. They still have a woman’s skin on the outside so they feel nice either way. So if a guy says implants are all unattractive they are gay and dumb. The implants would have to make the boobs ridiculous / unnatural looking to be unattractive.

I mean, a guy can say they are unattractive when asked about it. Wile it does get into the whole objectifying a person based on one’s preference, just remember that the reason people have these built in valuations is probably instinctual as a means to ensure healthy child rearing. This bleeds over into how one sees them self as a result of others evaluation. So fake tits, or steroids, or saline injections, or what have you may be about fulfilling the desires of the person getting them, but it’s not completely divorced from the judgement of others

All that aside. I find fake tits distracting and a bit unnerving. Something just screams wrong from somewhere deep in my mind. It’s to the point that i have to stop, and move on to something else.

Nobody is interested in deception. We’re all attracted to indicators of health for the best chance of string offspring and whatnot. We also want to know that we can trust our partner. You come at me with a bunch of weird looking fake shit because you think that sells your product better, you’re wrong. Quit being a product. I’ll play with a football if I want skin wrapped around nothing in particular

Nobody wants a gross facade parading themselves as their lover.

In my experience, what’s good to the eye is seldom good to the touch.

But at the end of the day, I’d rather be with someone who has fake ones and feel good about themselves than the opposite. As long as it looks reasonably proportionate, that is.

I’m not very particular about boobs in general. The ones I get to see and touch are the ones I like. I also tend to like more natural look, sag/droop/etc is a turn on for me personally.

I would guess the sentiment that fake boobs are disliked is more part of the body acceptance movement. There have also been decades of plastic surgery to show good and bad boob jobs. The bad ones are unfortunate as they do the opposite of their intent. Good ones are, typically, not part of this conversation at all. Much like other good plastic surgery, nobody talks about it because nobody can tell.

In a world where money is tight for most of us, I would hesitate to be in a relationship with someone who spent all that money on a cosmetic thing. But I would feel that way about people who travel a lot or buy stupid expensive stuff, just doesn’t align with my lifestyle.