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 Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2016 6:14 pm
What kind do you like?
How many do you own at one time?
I need to buy me some new ones, I always hate doing it ><
I wish I could just give them up.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2016 10:44 am
Despite being like a double d, I don't normally wear bras unless i'm at work or working out.
But atm I have maybe nine bras--which to me is already too many. I really like ones with lace and what not, but it's hard because the selection for bigger cups isn't always a lot. ; o ;
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2016 11:02 am
i like lace ones too... with the underwire and less padding. i just like the shape they give me.
i have trouble finding the right size combinations mostly.
they never seem to have the right number with my cup size><
it sucks!
i have 5... and it feels like too many, but it really isnt. lol
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2016 6:24 pm
I have a couple sports bras, but they're essentially useless because they don't hold firmly and the "pads" inside are like bikinis; these dinky triangle pads that slip around and show mah nips.
rolleyes
Otherwise I have a couple cute non-laced wire bras that fit well. I'm like 36B/C (either fit fine, really) but I want to get them professionally checked and like, have someone help me shop... I've heard of some stores offering this, but I need to look into it... eventually.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 6:57 pm
I own a lot of sports bras because I work out everyday so I neeeeed them.
As for other ones, I have 3 that I normally wear. But lately I have been doing a no-bra day every other day. There are many studies that show that wearing bras actually hurt your health. They constrict blood flow, cause back problems, and actually make your boobs saggier in the long run. By going braless you actually grow your pectoral muscles and therefore boobie support! It's pretty nifty.
I do realize that not everyone can go braless for various reason. However, I do encourage you to consider this option. heart
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 7:18 pm
o l i v i n e s k y I own a lot of sports bras because I work out everyday so I neeeeed them. As for other ones, I have 3 that I normally wear. But lately I have been doing a no-bra day every other day. There are many studies that show that wearing bras actually hurt your health. They constrict blood flow, cause back problems, and actually make your boobs saggier in the long run. By going braless you actually grow your pectoral muscles and therefore boobie support! It's pretty nifty. I do realize that not everyone can go braless for various reason. However, I do encourage you to consider this option. heart I'd love to go without one.... But I find I don't have enough clothing that would hide them lol XD I'm cursed with too big boobies >< I kinda want tiny ones lol rofl
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 7:27 pm
DefauIt o l i v i n e s k y I own a lot of sports bras because I work out everyday so I neeeeed them. As for other ones, I have 3 that I normally wear. But lately I have been doing a no-bra day every other day. There are many studies that show that wearing bras actually hurt your health. They constrict blood flow, cause back problems, and actually make your boobs saggier in the long run. By going braless you actually grow your pectoral muscles and therefore boobie support! It's pretty nifty. I do realize that not everyone can go braless for various reason. However, I do encourage you to consider this option. heart I'd love to go without one.... But I find I don't have enough clothing that would hide them lol XD I'm cursed with too big boobies >< I kinda want tiny ones lol rofl I have borderline C/Ds. It makes things easier when I want to go bra-less. I've kinda learned to not worry if people can tell I'm not wearing one. When I notice other women not wearing anything, I do a little cheer in my head and say to myself, "Go you!" But yeah, fluffy shirts and no bras are the best thing ever.
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2016 10:58 am
I like very simple bras in neutral colors like black or grey; a little lace is nice, too. I go for a bra that either has push up or little to no padding.Quote: How many do you own at one time?
I am a 34B.
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2016 4:56 pm
I have 4 total, but 2 I wear regularly because I was finally professionally fitted for those. I tend to like really soft, almost velvety ones with a soft underwire to help keep my girls upright and less bouncy while I'm at work. I never thought I'd like underwires after my mom told me horror stories of when she used to wear them. I'm a 38B, in case anyone's curious and needing to get some new ones myself.
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2016 9:20 pm
I love underwire... It gets such a bad rep though.
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Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2016 7:24 am
LADIES! i have a cure to the underwires popping out! exclaim exclaim exclaim exclaim exclaim
ninja it may seem hard but you can do this..
1.) that moleskin trick works for a short period of time and you always have to put a big piece on because the little ones bunch and roll up
but the key is! SEW IT SHUT!
i have done both options.. i keep the mole skin on and sew around it so it doesn't bunch or roll off and it provides extra cushion .. orrrr i have just removed the mole skin and sewed the area closed... saved 3 bras this way! psh ninja $45 bucks a pop my a**.. i am saving these things until they fall apart
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Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2016 11:27 pm
I'm a size low B cup on a good day, mostly I average a mid to high A cup size.
I like bras that help me fake it, or sports bras and I currently own about ten.
Puberty was not kind to me..
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2016 2:03 pm
I have about a dozen in my regular rotation. At least that many more that are too small (that "may fit again some day if I lose weight") and another 9 practically brand new 'good' bras that I can't wear on a day to day basis (they have underwire).
I'm a 46DD Long. I cannot wear underwire because my boobles are too narrow. When I started getting them, I hunched over and hid them. By the time my mom found out, I was already a C. In the 6th grade. They grew in long and saggy. Since underwire length isn't an adjustable variable, for any size cup big enough to hold em the underwire is too wide and sticks out the sides catching on my arms when I move and making it difficult to bend over.
Its not worth it. xp
I did not make the same mistake with my daughter, as soon as the Dr said they were starting to come in, I got her bras. Training bras, then the girls underwire. Huge difference in how they developed.
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Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2016 7:23 pm
so come to learn they don't have a "standard" anymore.. so depending on the make of the bra you could be a different size EVERY TIME!
in a fabric cup with no padding i am a D .. if i change the bandsize the D doesn't fit anymore... then if i go to the padded bras (preformed cups) i am a C and again this depends on the maker.. THIS BLOWS lol.. so try em on ladies they won't always fit
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Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2016 6:56 pm
I hate bras, but alas my boobs are huge and horrible (44 DDD's). Finding a bra that fits properly and comfortable used to be very difficult until I found the Haynes store. I go there and buy the same bras maybe once a year (once my bras die or fall apart lol). I buy 3 at a time to rotate them to wash, and I HATE UNDERWIRE. I purposely avoid it!! It always ends up stabbing me in the ribs and makes it uncomfortable and bruise me. Haynes store... try it!!! Free measurements too!!
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