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079-Barbara's-Place-04

🕑 Added 2022-04-14 19:04:31 +0000 UTC

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Ricky Java

Another brilliant exposition, Muse, filled with intriguing insights and educated suppositions. I for one had not considered the fact that she fights crime at night and in the shadows, so the sudden appearance of her huge, naked torpedoes, bouncing and quivering as they do, will be even more startling and disorienting to the astounded criminals. What a scene!

Muse Mint

Barbara's decision not to deal with the Nth metal laced top and go topless is probably due to her subconscious thoughts that even though she is pleased with her current bosom, she is already thinking of the probability that her breautiful globes will probably continue to grow - or at least she hope? The Nth fabric did offer a lot of support and with that gone the shape of her breasts may take on a more mature look eventually. As Batgirl, Barbara works mostly at night and works in the shadows so not many will see her perform topless except for the astounded criminals..! Without the Nth metal support, a lot of jiggling and flopping may occur which may delight Barbara - I don't know her state of mind, but she appears happy about all of this. Love this profile pose, Ricky. Hugs....Muse

Ricky Java

An excellent summary of the contending factors involved in her decision and subsequent action, Stephen. And yes, it is good to see her smile. I also agree with your educated guess as to the reason for her happiness.

Stephen

Batgirl's decision of her Modulus Elasticity Nth Metal Titanium costume top being a bear to work with and bare what the costume was fighting to expose was her judgement call. The titanium woven bodice put up a good fight in effort to restrain what was eventual to be revealed. Perhaps a stronger metal could've been used such as beryllium. Then again, with the two opposing factors having been sprayed with The Nectar of the Goddess, the eventual outcome would only have been belated but not prevented. One more thing. This may be the happiest expression on Barbara's face I've ever recalled. Could this be due being free from the pressure on her two developing factors?