Telling your SO Started by: Vanda

  • Author
    Posts
  • Vanda 11
    11p
    Menu

    Hi ladies. New to the forum but not new to the journey. I’ve wanted augmentation since I was 18. I’ve had several consultations over the years but have never actually gone ahead. Something always came up that was more important. Well now I’m 39, barrelling towards 40 and wishing I’d had the nerve to just go through with it 20 years ago. My eConsultation is Wednesday and I’m hoping to have my surgery in September (not sure who with yet). Problem is, I haven’t told my husband I’m going ahead. He knows it’s something I’ve wanted for years, we’ve spoken about it many times, but he’s not really on board. He says my breasts are fine the way they are and he doesn’t want me spending so much money. He questions why I want them, whether it’s just to show off 🙄 which it’s obviously not. I’m also about to get adult braces and he doesn’t have a problem with so I don’t really understand why he has such a problem with this.
    Does anyone have any advice on how to get him on board? What if he just won’t? I hate the idea of having to endure the silent treatment through recovery instead of having him look after me. Will this end in divorce? And what does that say about my marriage if it can be broken by it?
    Please help.

    Charlotte 1
    1p
    Menu

    Hi Vanda! Aww that’s so exciting that you’re finally getting surgery esp if it’s something you’ve wanted for a long time!! I’m sorry that you haven’t been able to discuss it with your hubby yet and I wouldn’t like to comment as it’s none of my business but I’ll be here to chat about the surgery etc if you want to? Charlotte

    Rachel 20
    20p
    Menu

    Hi Vanda! Hope you are well lovely. I hope your consultation goes well and any questions you have are answered. I wouldn’t want to comment either on your situation but if you want to talk about sizes or further appointments I can talk about that if you want? I have my surgery on the 15th and MYA have been lovely every step of the way

You must log in to reply to this topic.

Arrange a free consultation

Need some help?

Start a live chat session with one of our expert advisors.

Start Chat

Don't notify me about this again.