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I graduate in 5 days and my dad said he would buy me any phone I want because it's the last one he will buy me..so help me out? I want an excellent camera that has amazing features, good memory, not slow, and a great keyboard and such for texting and twitter..lol the size does not really matter..its mainly just the camera and texting. pros and cons for each? please and thank you! :) p.s im open to other good phones, just list the goods and bads to those too :)
p.s.s lol i have the galaxy s2..suuuucks. and if it makes a difference, I have t-mobile :)

To all the girls out there, does your breast size change noticeably throughout the month? Mine definitely does. For like the two or so weeks before my period, my breasts get increasingly bigger, and more firm, and more sore. Then once I've had my period, and I'm almost done, they go down within just a couple of days, and are "squishier" (for lack of a better term. lol.) and they are smaller. And it's a visible difference. like I can see it, and I can feel the difference as to how my bras fit. it's probably close to a cup size different, so I go from a full 34 B up to a 34 C. Do any of you girls experience this? I mean, it makes sense, considering the changes in hormones and everything, but I'm just wondering if it's this noticeable in other girls? Thanks! :) I made this a poll, but please leave comments too!

How do you feel about tattoos on women?

In my experience, it seems that there is a huge double standard when it comes to tattoos. Most people I know have no problems with tattoos on men but when it's a woman, all of a sudden it becomes "trashy" or "unattractive."

Obviously people are entitled to having a preference and liking or disliking tattoos but it seems to me that more people are okay with tattoos on men than they are on women.

So, how do you personally feel about tattoos on women? Does the size and placement of the tattoo make a difference in your opinion?

I do not have any tattoos by the way, I'm only asking out of curiosity.