Your greed is going to bury you.
The cycle repeats over and over and over again.
It starts when you get bigger. Immediately, you love your new size. You flaunt your curves in new clothes and relish in the attention. It turns you on to look down at your round, heavy bust and know that you're so much bigger than you used to be. There are struggles, certainly; navigating with that much tit hanging off your front is difficult when you're not used to it. You're bumping into things (and people), knocking things over, still getting used to how much space your new, huge tits actually occupy.
And then, slowly, over time, you do get used to it.
The novelty wears off quickly. You have a new wardrobe, one that actually fits. Some people still gawk at you as you walk by, but most people you see regularly have grown accustomed to your new size. It's not a surprise anymore. Each day that passes, the thrill of how big you've gotten wears thinner and thinner. You're no longer bigger; you're just big. It's just the way you are.
That's not good enough for someone as greedy as you, is it?
The greed eats at you, wears at you, fills you with seething envy as you see someone even bigger than you.
Before you know it, the cycle is getting ready to repeat.
You chase the high of the first fill-up with the next one, pumping your saline-stuffed tits even larger and tighter.
No matter how big you make yourself, the cycle is inevitable and merciless. Eventually, the new and the novel become your everyday life and so you go for another fill-up, pumping even more saline into your tits than the last time. And again. And again. And again.
Even when each tit is sloshing with tens of thousands of cubic centimeters of saline, even when your clothes completely fail to hide how gargantuan you've inflated yourself, even when the weight of your own greed bears down on you and traps you underneath your swollen, overfilled, inflated tits, your obscene porn balloons, the greed will still burn inside you.
The cycle repeats.
You need to be bigger.
Not just big.
Always bigger.
Always growing.
Always inflating.
Always bigger.
