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Janelle had been a vegetarian since middle school, but it just didn’t seem as attractive anymore. The rebellious idealism of her youth gave way to a combination of practicality and apathy as she started her senior year. She had, in fact, been a very disciplined eater for as long as she could remember; controlled proportions and healthy, organic foods exclusively. Over the course of the summer, though, it began to become more of a nuisance than anything else.

Jenny ran in the door to her room, shut it, and locked it. She was over- excited and couldn't wait to try her new bra out. She pulled a small box out of her purse and threw it on the bed. She then pulled her shirt off over her B-Cup breasts and long black hair. She than undid her bra and threw it across the room. Her breasts bounced a little as she opened the box and sat down on the bed. Inside was a light blue bra covered by balloons.

Jenny has always loved balloons. She likes to blow them up, pop them, stick them in her shirt over her breasts, or just bounce on them.

"Whoa...OK, it's starting." It had taken months, but at last, we'd found the answer. A strange concoction of the lighter chemicals of the periodic table had resulted in what could be modern science's (and plastic surgery's) biggest coup -- a formula that could inflate the female breast, much like a balloon. While it added no additional weight to the body, it did alter its appearance from within. Carrie was a coed with a keen interest in science, but beyond that, as one of the less-endowed on campus, she was eager to take a risk if it meant a better self-image.

Kathy Kim just wants a job, but this interview is too much pressure!