This text was originally published on August 12, 2019

In case you’ve been on Twitter prior to now yr or so, you’ll have come across the Cock Destroyers – porn/model duo Rebecca More and Sophie Anderson – whose indomitable (emphasis on Dom) presence is solidified in 4 easy words: ‘We’re Fucking Cock Destroyers’. 

Naturally, the pair became web sensations and gay icons overnight – due to their peroxide blonde hair, giant breasts, and vivid red oversized lips, in addition to their openness and positivity around being sexual beings. That’s without even mentioning Sophie’s ultimate bop, “Driving for Dick”. 

“I even have an actual positive outlook on everyone being exactly who they need to be – gay, straight, bisexual, be who you’re,” Anderson tells us. “Through the years, my confidence sexually has grown and grown and I would like to indicate the younger generation who might struggle that, ‘Babes, don’t give two fucks what people think and just be yourself’.”

Despite her confidence now, Sophie wasn’t at all times living her best, cock-destroying life. In reality, as an adolescent, her small frame and breasts left her very unhappy. Pursuing cosmetic surgery from the age of 18 has been a journey to get to her current gargantuan 32KKK trophies. 

Here, we consult with Anderson what her journey was to becoming the Cock Destroyer she is today.

Where do you get your confidence from?

Sophie Anderson: I even have two personas, my normal at home – let’s say mumsy – who’s loving and caring. Then, I even have Sophie Anderson, the outrageous, awesome Cock Destroyer and I like having each them. I take advantage of the boldness from Sophie, her ‘I don’t give a fuck’ attitude which I like. 

Is it something you have at all times had? 

Sophie Anderson: It’s not something I’ve at all times had, in school I used to be the loner, a little bit of an outcast and I at all times felt different. Now, I take advantage of this to my advantage and I also use my experiences to indicate everyone you can be anything you must be and use all that hurt prior to now to make something positive and inventive. 

When did you first consider getting cosmetic surgery?

Sophie Anderson: I remember wanting to get cosmetic surgery once I was 18 years old. I used to be watching porn and I at all times loved the fake look. I used to be watching Michelle Thorne – certainly one of my idols – and now I work together with her. My breasts were a AA on the time and I used to be thin and had little or no breast tissue. I knew the look I wanted was the very, very fake stuck-on look. 

“My dream was to have essentially the most fake-looking breasts within the UK. It’s nothing to do with anybody else, it’s just the way in which I feel. I do know quite a lot of people actually hate them, nevertheless it’s not about them, it’s about how I feel and the way I take a look at myself. I would like to feel great in me” – Sophie Anderson 

What made you pursue cosmetic surgery? 

Sophie Anderson: It was the way in which I felt about my body that made me want to vary it. I might take a look at porn girls and knew it was what I wanted. My dream was to have essentially the most fake-looking breasts within the UK – very, very big. 

It’s nothing to do with anybody else, it’s just the way in which I feel. I do know quite a lot of people actually hate them, nevertheless it’s not about them, it’s about how I feel and the way I take a look at myself. I would like to feel great in me. 

What number of procedures have you ever had currently? 

Sophie Anderson: I’ve had five breast enlargements, two nose ops, and I get Botox and lip fillers incessantly. 

Are you able to tell us a bit more about your breast enlargements? 

Sophie Anderson: The primary two breast enlargements I had with Transform over here within the UK; I went from a 34AA to DD cup which was great, but they were too natural-looking for me. I then went back a yr later and went from a 34DD to 34G, but unfortunately, it didn’t go to plan, the implants met in the center and I had a severe uni-boob. Right now I couldn’t afford to go and get it sorted so I used to be stuck with them and went right into a deep depression. On the time, I had loads occurring in my life so I just lived day-to-day. It took eight years until I believed: ‘No, this needs sorting’ so I did it. 

How did your process differ from the previous two procedures? 

Sophie Anderson: I searched on the web on breast forums for doctors, but no person would see me within the UK and provides me what I used to be on the lookout for. I reached out to Dr Revis, south Florida plastic surgeon, after which I saved the cash and went over there – I knew it was the positive boost I needed to vary my life around and my mental health. Dr Revis fixed my uni-boob and put larger fake implants in, so I went from a horrible G cup with no cleavage to a tremendous H cup. Then in January last yr, I went back and expanded from a 32H to 32J. Then this yr in January, I went to my biggest size from 32J to 32KKK. I’m now 2,400cc in each breast. Dr Revis was the one one who really listened to me and what I wanted, he’s amazing. 

How did getting surgery impact your confidence/self-esteem?

Sophie Anderson: I definitely think that it’s helped my self-worth as I feel in a different way in myself now. 

Do you discover that folks treat you in a different way? 

Sophie Anderson: I feel like I get loads more hate towards me, somewhat than positive people to be honest. I could be out on the shops food shopping and I get hateful comments like ‘slag’ or anyone the opposite day shook their head in disgust at me. It only makes me stronger though. In reality, I take advantage of that hate and alter it in a positive energy in myself. 

What would you say to those that argue that folks who undergo cosmetic procedures are damaging their mental health? 

Sophie Anderson: That is an excellent query! I personally need to look a certain way and I do know I can do that, so why not? Why not change myself if it’s going to make me feel higher in myself? As for damaging, it’s not, to not me anyway. I feel comfortable with my body once I get up. I don’t drink or take drugs and I would like to do things that can profit me personally, in addition to glamour and porn shoots. 

“I get loads more hate, somewhat than positive people to be honest. I could be out on the shops food shopping and I get hateful comments like ‘slag’ or anyone the opposite day shook their head in disgust at me. It only makes me stronger though” – Sophie Anderson 

What advice would you give to others seeking to get cosmetic surgery but undecided where to begin?

Sophie Anderson: I’ll be honest, I used to be 18 once I went to my first consultation and did it right away. They didn’t hearken to what I actually wanted to attain and so I suffered the results of my actions.

I then researched on breast forums for my third and that was the most effective thing to do. To be honest, I wouldn’t go on this country for surgery, I’ve found that America is the most effective place for me. 

What type of risks/dangers should they pay attention to?  

Sophie Anderson: There are risks with all the things, with surgery there are risks too. Your doctor should definitely undergo this with you. Health checks and bloods ought to be done beforehand. You do exactly what you must do together with your body, but know that it’s definitely what you wish. Sometimes you may’t return, so be confident it’s the most effective for you. 

What are your plans for the longer term?

Sophie Anderson: My plans for the longer term are definitely to maintain on pushing forward. This yr, Rebecca More and myself have many Cock Destroyer performances coming up at Pride all around the UK, Ireland, and Scotland. I’ve also got many porn shoots coming up. 

My plans with surgery is butt surgery next January for the look I would like to attain. So excited for all of the things coming up this yr, I like my porn life!