That may be why I like the ones I have, is that they were fitted in person, and while I can't fill out the cup, the base of the cup full supports the wide base of my breast.  Its very comfortable; though I do like undergarments to be quite tight..

I have to wear a bra.  Hugs Shannon

Of course "Certain" dresses are best bra-less. If one can "Support" that look. Which is my lead in to....

Never would I have imagined myself saying "Ahhh... it feels good to take off my bra" as many g/f's of mine have said. But after a full day in one.... However, with my barely B top I kinda appreciate having the bra there for support. I don't exactly miss the days of not needing one. In fact I have this fantasy of barely B being a full C which will certainly remove the no-bra option except for clothing made for that look

I like the dresses and tops where the bra is built into the clothing

Not on HRT yet,  so bras help with visualization, along with forms.

Now, we'll see what I think once the girls start coming in. [emoji5]

Even though I dress as male, a bra is part of my daily attire.  I've worn every day for about 1.5 years because I just want to.  Going bra less is not an option.

I don't really have any major breast development yet, so camis are more comfortable. I have tried bralettes, but prefer camis.

My bra comes off when my contacts come out, usually.
I voted either way. though.  It just depends on where I am going, what I am wearing and whom I will be with.

Mine just hurt if I don't wear a bra...I am sure once they have stopped growing and being so darn tender I will be able to go braless more often but I am with Joanne...it feels great to take it off at the end of the day....ahhhhhh

Liz