"I breastfed for two years and saved a lot of money on formula. I deserve a breast lift from my husband"
A mother who has been breastfeeding for two years demands that her husband pay for her breast lift surgery, arguing that it makes sense that all the money the two of them saved on baby formula - she will get the surgery.
Her viewers wondered if there was any logic to it
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14/09/2022
Wednesday, September 14, 2022, 01:27
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The mother who breastfed her friend's son caused an uproar (checked story system)
Avery Woods has candidly shared that after breastfeeding her baby for two years, she wants her husband to pay for her breast lift surgery.
She explained that it "made sense that he would pay for the surgery" after the two had saved a ton of money on baby formula.
In the video she shared on Tiktok, she holds one of her two children in her arms, with the caption on the video saying: "Telling my husband I have to get a breast lift as a gift after breastfeeding for two years and saving so much money on formula."
At the bottom of the video she added: "It's definitely coming."
We can't say if the amount of money she saved on formula really matched the cost of the surgery, but even though the video of Woods, a pediatric intensive care nurse in the US, appears to be done in humor, she received a lot of support on TikTok for her bravery. The video has garnered more than 880,000 views. And about 20 thousand likes.
@averyywoods It's well deserved?
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And here she is breastfeeding:
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This is what her breasts look like today
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And this is how they looked before breastfeeding
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"I said the same thing to my fiance," responded one of the viewers, "these things aren't naughty anymore, so you'll pay."
Another viewer said: "Yes sister! That's about $4,000 you saved on formula plus bottles, storage, bottle warmer and all that."
Many women admitted that they also said this to their husbands.
Others wondered if the costs could indeed be compared.
Woods did not reveal her husband's reaction to her unexpected request, but another user urged her: "Yeah, just do it. No matter what he says."
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