do you like wearing a bra

[Chloe]

. . . discovered guys reaction to cleavage . . . invited me out to his car . . . and sure enough . . the most enormous . . .

     Was it indeed a close-up chin view? Manage a flavor?    lol In browsing this old thread couldn't resist asking! I see bouxavenue bras, unlike VS's, appear to be quite stylish & affordable ( and like how one can filter by size, type and color )

[NatalieRene]

I honestly need the support. I need a C cup and if I'm coming down the stairs or jogging and I do not have a bra it can be uncomfortable. I take my bra off when getting ready for bed and that is about the only time.

In terms of feeling sexy or day to day I have several different types like the strapless push up, push up, sports bra and regular day to day ones.

[ChrissyRyan]

Yes.  I do not think though that I have to wear a bra to feel womanly. 

When I think I should get a new one I am still excited about that, it has not become a routine purchase.

When I feel chiiled, my nipples can sure get larger and obvious, something to cover them, be a bra, camisole, or t-shirt does diminish the protruding.

There are so many types of bras!  That is nice.

Chrissy

[ChrissyRyan]

I have noticed that the more I can fill it up naturally, the more I like wearing one.
I still do not think I have to wear one though to feel womanly.

I do not wear them under male clothes.  Just my clothes.


Chrissy

[Maid Marion]

Beige bras tend to be invisible under most shirts.  I don't know about T-shirts though.

T shirt bras are designed to be invisible as possible.

[GingerVicki]

I liked my sports bra ever since the first time I wore it.

[KathyLauren]

Until recently, I preferred not wearing one.  At home, I could get away with that; in town, of course, a bra was required.  However, for the last couple of months, my girls have been having a growth spurt.  Okay, a really, really slow one (I'm still not a B yet), but I felt the growing pains.  Wearing a bra all the time has helped, making them much more comfortable.

[ChrissyRyan]

Until recently, I preferred not wearing one.  At home, I could get away with that; in town, of course, a bra was required.  However, for the last couple of months, my girls have been having a growth spurt.  Okay, a really, really slow one (I'm still not a B yet), but I felt the growing pains.  Wearing a bra all the time has helped, making them much more comfortable.

Kathy,

Wen you say "wearing them all the time," does that mean wearing them 12+ hours a day, about every day?

Chrissy

[GingerVicki]

Until recently, I preferred not wearing one.  At home, I could get away with that; in town, of course, a bra was required.  However, for the last couple of months, my girls have been having a growth spurt.  Okay, a really, really slow one (I'm still not a B yet), but I felt the growing pains.  Wearing a bra all the time has helped, making them much more comfortable.

My sports bra changes everything. Bumping them does not hurt as bad and my perky 'cones' are tamed.

[KathyLauren]

Kathy,

Wen you say "wearing them all the time," does that mean wearing them 12+ hours a day, about every day?

Chrissy

Pretty much.  It goes on when I get up at 7:30-ish, and comes off when I go to bed at 11:00-ish.  More than 15 hours a day.

[ChrissyRyan]

My sports bra changes everything. Bumping them does not hurt as bad and my perky 'cones' are tamed.

I am glad that it offers you some protection from bumping.

What I have not figured out is why my nipples seem to be at times hypersensitive to touch, and once, immensely so to a satiny robe, but other times, not sensitive at all.

Chrissy

[GingerVicki]

Pretty much.  It goes on when I get up at 7:30-ish, and comes off when I go to bed at 11:00-ish.  More than 15 hours a day.

I'm thinking that a matching set of sports bra and undies is in order for me! I want to be able to roll-over without discomfort.

I am glad that it offers you some protection from bumping.

What I have not figured out is why my nipples seem to be at times hypersensitive to touch, and once, immensely so to a satiny robe, but other times, not sensitive at all.

Chrissy

mhmm
Are you sayin' you like satin?

[ChrissyRyan]

I'm thinking that a matching set of sports bra and undies is in order for me! I want to be able to roll-over without discomfort.

mhmm
Are you sayin' you like satin?

Well, satiny fabric can feel nice as well, and look nice. 
I like it.

Chrissy

[Maid Marion]

I just bought a strappy 32A sports bra that has removable padding that offers protection. 

[NatalieRene]

Bras are more of something I need so I don't have to deal with discomfort through the day. As far as like I have some nice ones that I like. I find the front zipping sports bra to be so much better then squeezing into a regular one.

[stephaniec]

I like the regular ones that hook up in the front

[GordonG]

I like wearing one once in awhile while at home. It helps to make me feel feminine.  I haven't worn one out in public yet but I'm thinking about it.  And now that I'm actually growing breasts I may want to even more. Not that I want to broadcast that fact. I'll try to be very discreet.

[Linde]

I have a problem with almost all bras!  My bandwidth is 40, and i do not think that I will ever get less than 38, no matter how much weight I lose that darn rib age just will not shrink!

But here comes the problem, cup size means nothing in the none logical world of female fashion.  A B cup of a 32 bandwidth, is about the B cup that fits me very nice.  However, A B cup of a 38 or 40 bandwidth is a gigantic container, which could serve as a shopping bag!  And i have yet to find  a bra with that bandwidth that sports an A cup, which might fir me alright.

I tried with less bandwidth bras by using bandwidth extenders, but that works only for about one size down in bandwidth, because the bra cups are to close together when I go lower.

Depending what I wear, I need tow ear a bra because my nipples are hard all the time, and I have some bounce in the girls that cannot be hidden.  I am not that large that I would need to wear a bra for comfort, it is just for the looks to the outside world.
I now have to use the large bandwidth bras with "chicken cutlets" inserted, but that is not very comfy either, and someway, it does not look natural either.
I think I have to hope that HRT finally will kick in, and do provide a little more growth to fill the cups better.

[KathyLauren]

A good option for us trans women is a bra extender.  I am a 38A.  There are in fact 38A bras in existence, and I tried some on in the store, but I couldn't fill any of them.  What I wear now is a 36B with an extender.  That fits well.

[Linde]

A good option for us trans women is a bra extender.  I am a 38A.  There are in fact 38A bras in existence, and I tried some on in the store, but I couldn't fill any of them.  What I wear now is a 36B with an extender.  That fits well.

I tried to work with extenders, and found that the distance between the cups is to short when I do this.  Which means, my breasts are not fitting in the cup the way it should be, and I have to force them into it, which hurts at the sides after awhile.  But that seems to be the plight of many cis women, ill fitting bras, and now I am about to join their ranks!
Or I have to continue to wear bandwidth wise fitting bras and stuff the cups with chicken cutlets!  I think I am currently (until the girls grow more) in a loose/loose situation concerning bras!