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 We never really thought of ourselves as pec girls, but then we watched the latest steamy Dolce and Gabbana underwear ad starring David Gandy and were forced to reconsider. (Also, rousing opera plus tighty-whities? Sold.) In theory, well-defined pecs seem impossibly cheesy--at least to two women used to ogling skinny hipsters with bed-head--but on Daniel Craig in Casino Royale? Yeah, that'll do. Throw in an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog or two and you're halfway toward explaining the growing popularity of pec implants for men. On the one hand, we kind of enjoy reading about this sort of trend. After all, isn't it about time that men shared some of the burden of our image-obsessed culture? On the other hand, we wouldn't wish that on anyone. Also, while everyone needs a bosom for a pillow, could you sleep at night knowing that that was a little package of silicone you were resting your cheek against? |
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