Ladies, Ditch the Bra

win231 said:
Reminds me of a trip to the grocery store a few years ago. A woman (large chested) was wearing a top that said "Guess" on it. At the time, I wasn't aware that "Guess" was a designer brand name, so I asked, "Implants?"

I just can't understand why she got so angry...
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I also think sports bras are the way to go. Easy on when you have to go out. Easy off when you get home. Never wore a bra when I lived in California. When I moved here went into culture shock when I saw everyone does. When in Rome, lol.
 
Aneeda72 said:
I also think sports bras are the way to go. Easy on when you have to go out. Easy off when you get home. Never wore a bra when I lived in California. When I moved here went into culture shock when I saw everyone does. When in Rome, lol.
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Yep, the Right and Left coasts are like day and night in many ways. I was born in the Right and raised in the Left, me and 40+million.
 
Aneeda72 said:
I also think sports bras are the way to go. Easy on when you have to go out. Easy off when you get home. Never wore a bra when I lived in California. When I moved here went into culture shock when I saw everyone does. When in Rome, lol.
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I completely agree. Sports bras are the way to go. Super comfortable. The only big issue is getting the right one so you don’t get that uni boob look. That’s not an attractive look. The cheaper ones don’t separate the girls so if you have any more than a handful, this happens. If you go into the more expensive brands then your chest size might not match up to the cup sizes offered which is the problem I have. They have formed cups which need to match up. My chest size is large but my cup size is fairly average so the cups never quite match up for me. For at home it’s ok but for going out it presents a problem.


:lol:Lara. I’ve considered it but know I never would.
 
Inexpensive sports bras for me, serve the purpose. I go for comfort rather than appearance (most people understand the look it gives), if I really want something more attractive for some reason, I'd stick with a regular bra. Years ago I invested in an expensive sports bra, and it wasn't much more comfortable than a typical bra.
 
I ditch it when at home in the evenings and nights and mornings. Only a part of my day is "devoted" to one but I don't like them. Can't find the right one it seems. I have seriously been considering not wearing one at all times, though.
 
As a teen I never bothered with them. Now I have to in the summertime, but I like lace stretch tube bras which are so comfortable but hard to find these days. In the winter I wear thick sweaters so who cares? :sentimental:
 
I go for comfort over appearance too and when I first put those sports bras on, they are ultra comfortable but within a short time I’d working out, they are rubbing together and looking ridiculous. My chest itself sets them too far apart and I can’t seem to find one that keeps them separate. I envy those who can get away with none. I’m just not one of them and even if I could, how to you disguise the nipples. Those things aren’t easy to hide. Even pockets there don’t cut it for me.
Im like RuthAnne. I can’t find one that fits right. The only ones that do are the stretchy ones the do up at the front.
If anyone has a brand of sports bra they think is superior in this way, please tell us or pm me.
I’m desperately needing one for the gym.
 
Ronni said:
I think you misunderstand me. It should be obvious to anyone who's read a few of my posts here that I don't give a #$%@ what others think of me. What other folks think of me is none of my damn business! :lol:

I am however mindful of not making other people uncomfortable. It's a manners/courtesy thing. It's impossible to not notice protruding nipples and swinging, bouncing breasts, both of which happen when I go bra-less...the consequence of having nursed 5 children, and being fairly well endowed. So I wear a bra when I go out. Otherwise I'm having to think constantly of my body, don't walk too fast so I don't jiggle as much, it's colder than I thought should I go back and get a sweater, remembering to keep my arms crossed so that I'm not unintentionally flaunting my "free thinking" boobs! ;)

Too much work. So much easier to pop on a sports bra before I head out.
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what makes ya think we would ever feel uncomfortable about all of that ?? :neat:
 
I think there is one essential ingredient that has been over-looked perhaps? Who originally invented the bra and probably the same gender been involved ever since it it's evolution - YES men - and ladies you do know or should know how men can mess your lives up!! :wink:
 
NO - no boob problems this side of the big pond - just suggesting that if ya wanna job doing well then do it yaself - don't ya think women could design bras better than men ? I would be willing to volunteer for chest measurement experiments purely in the interest science of course - please PM for private contact details?? :thankyou1:mess with womens lives God I don't even understand how they operate!!:praying:
 
I'm quite an active person and, although not well-endowed, bouncing breasts is not an option. I've found the perfect bra in M&S..lovely and soft but with good support. There isn't a man in my life but I enjoy the fact that I still have shapely breasts.
 
Rosemarie said:
I'm quite an active person and, although not well-endowed, bouncing breasts is not an option. I've found the perfect bra in M&S..lovely and soft but with good support. There isn't a man in my life but I enjoy the fact that I still have shapely breasts.
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ME TOO!
Would you mind giving a brand name please?:shrug:
I have a difficult time getting these contraptions to fit
 
By the way, studies show that breast implants do not cause any health problems. I strongly disagree. They do cause eye strain in men.
 
win231 said:
By the way, studies show that breast implants do not cause any health problems. I strongly disagree. They do cause eye strain in men.
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Studies, studies, studies, I buy hardly any of them. Gotta first find who pays for the studies.

I have stories of disasters from the implant and a person now with dementia and her friends believe it had to do with the implants. No way jose''
 

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