No way in hell.
In fact, my bra is maybe the first thing that I take off when I get home and if someone comes over, depending on how well I know them I wouldn't even put one on for a visitor.

Only when I have breast pain... or had a rough day.

Sometimes I do but for me the bra is a 'breast substitute' because I'm not on HRT yet. I feel better when I have a bra on, it just completes the look and feel but I probably won't wear it all the time when I'll have real breasts.

I can't stand wearing it. I take it off as soon as I get home

I don't sleep with my bra... i totally sleep naked lmao!  I wear a bra pretty much all the time otherwise though.  I'm obsessed with them i think i own 35ish? all different colors! xD

While I really like to wear my bra during the day I also like to take it off at the end of the day and give the girls a chance to do their own thing. So no, I don't sleep with one on. In most cases, except for women with massive breasts, I believe it is generally recommended that you don't sleep with one on.

I do, its comfortable to me, besides the lack of breasts since I am pre everything.
Honestly the only real time I take my bra off is to change to another, shower, or when I need to male mode for military reasons.

Kate <3
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Sometimes yes, it feels more comfortable. But that's just me. 

Might be something to do with liking my partner taking it off me. But hey ho, we all have our quirks.

That said, my OH is a 36H and will often wear one in bed.

I also lose the bra in the evenings and appreciate the freedom. I did have some of the same sensitivity issues and they remain.  I opted for soft night shirts on the bad nights. In summer I'm used to sleeping nude (i have most of my life), so that is an adjustment that causes me to use more air conditioning.

I really dislike the fact that my nipples are contributing to global warming, but what are you going to do?

I don't rush to take mine off at the end of the day so I occasionally fall asleep while still wearing it. I have found a few bras that are so comfy I forget I'm wearing them while some of the fancier ones tend to have lace that can be itchy or straps that slip easily.

No!! Tbh bras (esp the ones with underwires) are the most uncomfortable things ever created. They come off whenever Im home, I cannot and absolutely wont sleep with them on.

Just usually a nighty for me

I wouldn't, and I'm pretty sure it's not good for your health either.

I have the habit of wearing something femme to sleep and before HRT that was a bra more often than not. Now at 6 months on estrogen and with significant breast development, I'm usually wearing some sort of chemise. When it's too hot or I'm really tired I may just fall into bed still in the bra.

Used to be that was my main touchstone with feeling and expressing myself as femme - just me and my gf. Now that I'm first, doing nothing to hide feminine things during the day and slowly working toward a more femme presentation in daily life I don't feel as compelled to emphasise my tits when home.

I do but I wish I didn't have to. Since I got BA, my surgeon wants me in a bra all the time, mostly.

I do get 'sleeping bras' though.

I don't like bras they feel werid lol

A long time ago before I even knew that transitioning was even possible I would wear bras as some kind of odd security blanket comfort thing

Then when I first started HRT I'd wear one to ease the nipple pain and I figured it would help in shaping the girls

Then I started wearing a bra top cami to bed for awhile

Now it's usually a tank top or night gown with panties

Sometimes I kinda look back and giggle a bit thinking about the various progressions I went through 

Lately, with the heat, a tank top and panties works better than a bra.  Having the girls free to move around the bed feels better than having them contained.  Also finding as get used to them being larger, having them loose around the room is more comfortable.

QuoteI thought the only women who wear bras to bed are the fictional characters on TV and in PG rated movies.

My ex usually wore a bra to bed and I do too.

  Since my "little girls' have started to grow  I haven't felt the need to. Before a bra was to hold my forms so I had the sensation of breasts. Now I don't need that crutch.
  You might try a body pillow. I sleep mainly on my side and it helps keep knee joints from hurting from lack of support. It would also help in keeping the girls under control. Besides it's nice to hug something in bed.

  Hugs,
    Jeanette