/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

[Anonymous No.6648394]

so i uh..... i found out i might have breast cancer.

cool wig thread?

[Anonymous No.6648399]

I don't have any wig pics, but best wishes OP.

[Anonymous No.6648402]

>>6648399
thanks man ;~;

[Anonymous No.6648405]

No one cares about your boobs. You could've just said, "Cool Wig Thread?"

Anyway, are there any updates in the Arda wig contest? I don't keep up at all, I just saw that the dragon-horns-wig won or something.

[Anonymous No.6648407]

>>6648405
typical cgl cunt

[Anonymous No.6648414]

>>6648407
Well?
I don't get what's with all the themed-threads that start with an unrelated guilt-trip.

[Anonymous No.6648416]

>>6648405
i might need wigs because of chemo... thats why wig thread.

you didnt need to contribute just so you could be mean.

[Anonymous No.6648421]

>>6648414
its totally related though

[Anonymous No.6648425]

I hope it turns out to be a false alarm, OP. Good luck.

Have you had a biopsy yet? Most lumps in younger women turn out to be benign cysts.

[Anonymous No.6648428]

>>6648425
not yet, but it's coming up.

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[Anonymous No.6648433]

>>6648428
If you're under 30 and don't have a history of breast cancer in your family, chances are it's benign. I hope that's what it turns out to be.

[Anonymous No.6648434]

[Captain Insaneway !!6gMVhmbBzln No.6648435]

Don't give up yet, OP. Nothing is definite. If you're in the typical age group of the users of this board, the chances of it actually being cancer are very, very very small. Here's hoping it turns out to be benign.

[Anonymous No.6648436]

>>6648428
If nothing else, wear a bunch of awesome wigs and don't let it beat you!

[Anonymous No.6648439]

>>6648405
God damn you're a cunt. Go take a shot of bleach.

[Anonymous No.6648444]

>>6648433
benign, benign and a half...

[Anonymous No.6648450]

I found out I had a breast lump and it ended up being a fibrodenoma. How old are you? If you are young, your chances may be very little (of course not impossible.) I wish you luck!

[Anonymous No.6648456]

This thread might know what I'm talking about, so I'll try:

There used to be a Japanese wig site that I had bookmarked on an old computer that I think was a private commissioner or small company, and I think it was connected to Cospedia somehow- but they had these huge, amazing theatrical and screen-quality custom wigs, lacefronts and big crowns, custom wefting, stuff like that. This was at least a couple years ago now.. I know they had some Jojo's wigs, various other anime wigs, I think maybe some pieces from Kamen Rider.

Does anyone know the site I'm talking about? I cannot for the life of me find it anymore, I'm wondering if it vanished or I just can't find it.

[sage No.6648453]

>>6648450
Forgot wig.

[Anonymous No.6648459]

>>6648450
>>6648394
Yeah OP, I'm not sure what stage you're on... but I found a lump (I'm 28) and the Gyno wanted an ultra sound, and it turned out just being dense breast tissue... so make sure you go to the gyno and follow up on the ultra sound!!! :) They told me it is extremely rare for anyone to be diagnosed at this age (or really under the age of 50 I think) so there is hope!

[Anonymous No.6648461]

>>6648433
i hope so.

>>6648436
I will. It's not like i've any shortage lol.

>>6648450
>>6648433
I'm 20. I'm hoping it is benign, but my mother had breast cancer too.

[Anonymous No.6648463]

>>6648394
sorry to hijack your thread
but i always wanted to know sauce on OP pic's onepiece dress.

[Anonymous No.6648465]

>>6648463
I don't think it's anything lolita related, as I'm fairly sure the girl in the pic is a goth model, actually (I've seen it linked to goth blogs before). It might be custom made for the model/shoot.

Other than that, not sure.

[Anonymous No.6648468]

>>6648461
All you can do is get the ultrasound and see what the radiologist says. You still have your age on your side despite your mother having it. I know it's hard to stay calm but all you can do is get it checked out. I got my first benign breast lump when I was 21, I know someone who had one removed when she was 18, most instances are nothing cancerous.

[Anonymous No.6648478]

[Anonymous No.6648512]

>>6648394
Sorry to hear OP, I was 23 when I found a lump in my breast. I had to get a fine needle sample done, fucking sucks but it's best to get it done. Found out it is benign but I have to watch it in case it does develop into something, being so young there is a higher chance it is benign because the breast tissues are still so dense.
Hope it's the case for you to. :)

[Anonymous No.6648557]

>>6648465
This came from the companion book to the Back Women traveling museum exhibit. Haven't got any other info besides the artist's intent for them to look like a 18th century Terpsichore.

[Anonymous No.6648561]

>>6648557
And also, I hope it comes back benign for the OP

[Anonymous No.6648572]

>>6648394

I would suggest visiting a forum for people with breast cancer. And there is a wig thread directly above your thread.

Ass pats ---------->

[Anonymous No.6648625]

>>6648478
aaaah i loved this game. and the prop and daniella's wig are beautiful

OP, i hope it's nothing serious... i'm sorry

[Anonymous No.6648698]

>>6648394

With respect, and meaning no malice, >>6648405, is correct that your cancer is not related to your topic. By no means do I wish to say that I or any other member of present company wish you ill, but it is hard to see your mention as anything further than a desperate grab for sympathy (which you do rightly deserve, nobody deserves cancer, it's just the manners of it are suspect).

>>6648416
If this was in your OP, you probably wouldn't have received any nasty comments.

[Anonymous No.6648737]

>>6648698
Not OP, but seriously, what flavour of retarded does one need to be to not realise that cancer ---> chemo --> losing one's hair --> wigs, making her original post about it in fact entirely relevant?

Yours truly, a grumpy Ausfag who realises that while cancer in general is more common here than other countries (thanks for nothing, ozone layer hole!) people should read a fucking book and realise that cancer generally means losing your hair.

[Anonymous No.6648751]

>>6648737
lol I remember in high school there was this one chick who was saying the same type of shit to a cancer patient in our grade because she was jealous of the sympathy the girl was recieving.

The desire to be a special snowflake also comes in the form of wanting terminal diseases. I'm guessing that's why this butthurt anon is acting like she has a jackhammer up her ass.

[Anonymous No.6648799]

Moving past the booty bothered samefag ITT, can we post more wigs? I'm looking for inspiration.

[Anonymous No.6648803]

this is like that scene from the room

[Anonymous No.6648820]

I really do hope that you don't have cancer, OP.
I get why people are criticizing you for "attention grabbing", but if they'd put themselves in your shoes, they'd understand.
Lots of prayers and best wishes for you. <3

[Anonymous No.6648853]

cancer doesn't always mean losing your hair
my sister got the big C, went through her treatment rounds, didn't have to do lose-your-hair chemo, has all of it today. i think she's on year 3 or 4 now after the initial discovery.

[Anonymous No.6650084]

>>6648853
The point was that one anon (despite her trying to convince us there's multiple cunts ITT by samefagging) was too retarded to put the pieces together. Lots of people with cancer wear wigs, no one said anything about every cancer patient wearing them.

[Anonymous No.6650097]

>>6648737
Still though, we don't need a sob-story to have a cool wig thread.

>>6648751
I'm not jealous. I just hate unrelated shit in a board that has a specific theme.

Not samefagging. I only posted once in this thread, aside from post. You guys need to back off the notion that agreeing with = samefag.

[Anonymous No.6650115]

>>6650097
And you're derailing the thread with your complaints because you're a butthurt cunt. Go cry your jealous, hypocritical tears elsewhere.

More wigs now.

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[Anonymous No.6650126]

>>6650097
>we don't need a sob-story to have a cool wig thread

No, but it's a common thing.
>"My dog died, can we have an awesome (series name) cosplay thread?"
>everyone post shit, some say "I'm sorry for your dog, OP"
>everyone's happy, nobody complained about OP making up a sob story to get attention

[Anonymous No.6650130]

>>6648405
Idg the replies that you had, i don't think that you're a girl, you're more like an edgy asshole.

[Anonymous No.6651256]

bump

[Anonymous No.6651545]

>>6648425
Someone a year younger than me (so only 19-20ish) had a benign lump removed from their breast only a few months ago.

[Anonymous No.6651562]

Anon, my friend had breast cancer and she pulled through and is having the time of her life. keep your chin up.

[Anonymous No.6651576]

Breast cancer is extremely treatable these days. It's got a remarkably high survival rate if they catch it.

I don't have any wig pictures but good luck OP. If you have cancer I bet it will only make you a stronger person in the long run, and you'll have fun wearing beautiful wigs.

When your hair grows back it will be soft, strong and shiny.
Consider reading "The fault in our stars" it really helped me through my cancer.

[Anonymous No.6651670]

>>6651576

>Recommending John Green.
OP don't fucking do it he's an awful writer.

[Anonymous No.6651701]

Haha OP is gonna die.

[Anonymous No.6651852]

Scientists need to find the cure for breast cancer asap. All tits deserve to be healthy and beautiful. Sincerely, the breast man

[medfag !BqcQeeA4HA No.6651863]

Saging because I know fuck-all about wigs.

OP, as people have said, cancer for young women in your age group is exceedingly, exceedingly rare.

Make sure to ask your doctor about something called BRCA1 or BRCA 2 if you have a lot of breast cancer in the family.

Also, it really freaks me out that some hospitals are using a model of image-only diagnosis. In any suspected mass, percutaneous or image-guided biopsy should always follow up.

I get if it's a clear fibroadematous mass in a 20-something year old, but I guess I'd be less conservative in my choice of diagnostic modalities. No use in risking the False Negative at that point.

Best wishes, OP!

[Anonymous No.6651953]