Well it is finally happening. After a month an a half of wearing a bra fully time (all day) I have got use to them. In fact it feels natural now. I do still enjoy getting the girls out for bedtime. But I do like the support all day long.
Jillieann

No, you never really get used to bras to the point they are comfortable but you just forget athat you're wearing them. At the end of the day I can't wait to take it off.

Quote from: Fencesitter on August 20, 2010, 05:51:45 AM
Oh yeah. I've had urticaria (hives) since age 16 and whatever is not completely smooth on my skin causes an itchy skin rash (reason why I don't wear binders either). Also try to get rid of the label on the bra (and keep in mind how the bra needs to be washed). First, it's not beautiful anyway, and second, it can itch like hell.

Yeah, Lace tends to irritate my skin a bit so I don't really wear lace bra's.   By the end of the day, the nipples tend to feel a little raw from the rubbing of the fabric.

I have to agree that T Shirt bra's are the most comfortable, and to take it even further, I've found that I really like Wacoal bra's.   Their underwires are padded enough they don't dig in.  By the end of the day they are just as comfy as they were in the morning. 

But like it's been said, it's extremely important you get the band and cup size right, though.   

I love to wear a bra~, wish can wear it all the while~. the feeling is good, it cupped on my chest and i wish i have breasts to fill up the cup. after hours of wearing it, it feel so natural. though u know something is there, but u just leave it as it is. probably this is a feeling of begin a girl. Love it~

For those who need support, if you want a comfortable bra, check out Victoria Secret's new Incredibles line.  I bought two of these a few weeks back and they are by far the most comfortable bra I've ever worn.

Yes, I am used to having a bra on. Until I have to change the bra LMAO.

But I do sleep without a Bra on at the moment, just to sort of prevent squishing them into 1 spot. But from time to time the bra makes me all itchy LOL

It took some trail and error.... And a few visits from the bra fairy 

But after finally getting the sizing right and figuring out what kind of bras were comfortable on me...

I'm finally able to not only get use to wearing a bra, but feel happy and comfortable wearing one

Last week I went in and asked to be fitted.  The woman agreed I had the right size but brought me three bras of different styles.  One didn't work, one worked pretty well, and one fit me like it was made for me.  I bought that one.  I am much more comfortable in it, and it feels natural on me.  One morning I had to check to make sure that I remembered to put it on.

So, girls, next time you are bra shopping, ask to be fitted.  The fitting doesn't cost anything (they want to sell you a bra), and the results can be amazing.

- Kate

Quote from: Jillieann on August 16, 2010, 04:52:30 PM
Do you ever really get use to them?
Jillieann

I did.

Yesterday I went out for a walking in the neighborhood park.
I been lounging around home with just a loose tee.
I put a sweatshirt over the tee and took off.
It wasn't long before my breast started hurting with each step from the bouncing.
ouch!, ouch!, OUCH! OUCH!  OUCH!     ..... I grab my breasts and head home.
So as soon as I got home I slipped a bra on and oh my girls felt ... soooooo much better.
They quit hurting completely within a half hour.
Never will I go walking without a bra on again.
Jillieann

On bras I recently listened to a podcast devoted to the topic and the women hosting it came to the conclusion that outside of sports they aren't much use and it's just all about personal comfort rather than any great necessity. I just can't wear for more than half an hour. I just find them so uncomfortable.

Compared to a binder, hell, I think bras are comfortable. When it comes to getting used to it, it's not so hard to. Plus, I like the added benefits of being able to use a padded bra, because when your bra size is a questionable 38A on a frame like mine, confidence is hard to come by. It's not so hard to get used to wearing a bra, especially when it become a necessity, it's just something you have to do, part of being a woman.

I love wearing a bra. I use to look for suoper padded ones but now I just get the sleek and sexxxy!!! Meow

I DESPISE wearing a bra, but I do wear them to work.  After work, usually on the way home, off it comes.....out the sleeve!
Long and long ago, they felt so good, and now........now they are a nuisance

Dee   the bad news is that for some weeks you may need to strap your new pets up in a very rigid support akin to a binder.

Quote from: Dee_pntx on October 12, 2010, 12:29:46 AM
I'll be tossing out all my bras in three weeks.  On the 2nd I'm going from 36B to 36DD.   
I get to buy all new bras...  Now I can find some sexy ones.   

The downside to DD is the bras become less sexy and more utilitarian.   

Here's Dee in a couple weeks

Will we have to start calling Dee "Dee Dee"? 

Yes. While I only have forms right now to fill in the bra, it kinda helps me with my posture in a way.

i got used to it after a couple of weeks wearing mine

i love wearing a bra and i have no problems! its comfortable and makes me look like i have lovely breasts but if i want an even nicer cleavage (most days) il wear sillicone fillets and after a few hours with those in your bra it gets itchy, irritating and makes my breast hurt. taking the bra off at night is amazing! almost as wonderfull as putting the bra on first thing