Been waiting ages to dig this link out again:
http://www.shockabsorber.co.uk/bounceometer/shock.html
http://www.shockabsorber.co.uk/bounceometer/shock.html
Why do women, who dont need them, wear bra's
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I expect I am not the only one to pick D+ and extreme as their first go.
You expect right my friend.
If mammory serves, there is a combo that isn't "DD bounce-o-rama" that results in some pretty whacky jiggles...
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You expect right my friend.
If mammory serves, there is a combo that isn't "DD bounce-o-rama" that results in some pretty whacky jiggles...
Love it!!
What stupid thread. Anyway, speaking as a guy i can see many many reasons why girls wear bras.
The main one i can think of as to why girls that dont need to wear them do is cleavage. Even girls with the flattest of chests can find some deliciously attractive cleavage just with the up and in effect of a good bra.
The main one i can think of as to why girls that dont need to wear them do is cleavage. Even girls with the flattest of chests can find some deliciously attractive cleavage just with the up and in effect of a good bra.
Ha ha. Thats genius.
I bet the programmed had some fun with that little bit of flash.
I just spent far too long on that. G on medium is scary.
Any thread that may require photo evidence is deemed legitimate in my book.
Oh and that 'up and in' effect doesn't work if theres nothing there to start with. Its what others call 'padding'.
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Hate to burst any bubbles, but wearing a bra does not stop sagging - and thats a fact.
The rate at which female breasts sag has to do with weight, size, muscle tone, skin elasticity and many other factors. It has nothing to with wearing a bra.
In fact - from what I remember on the argument I had with a well educated female (a doctor in muscle stuff), bras actually contribute to breasts sagging, due to the garment promoting ligament atrophy. A study in Asia found that women who wore bras for a year had more pronounced sagging
The rate at which female breasts sag has to do with weight, size, muscle tone, skin elasticity and many other factors. It has nothing to with wearing a bra.
In fact - from what I remember on the argument I had with a well educated female (a doctor in muscle stuff), bras actually contribute to breasts sagging, due to the garment promoting ligament atrophy. A study in Asia found that women who wore bras for a year had more pronounced sagging
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For comfort.
To prevent too much movement.
Panties / bra combo can be very sexy.
Helps the nipple problem when cold.
Extra lift / generally positioning.
Prevent outright pain when exercising.
There's probably more but that's what I thought of off the top of my head
To prevent too much movement.
Panties / bra combo can be very sexy.
Helps the nipple problem when cold.
Extra lift / generally positioning.
Prevent outright pain when exercising.
There's probably more but that's what I thought of off the top of my head
Im a B cup, but I wear a bra because it gives me a cleavage, and now that I am heading to my 30's it actually keeps them up where they should be, even a B cup can sag at my age.
Plus the whole nipple poking through clothes thing is not nice, whatever size. I do usually take my bra off though as soon as I get home, because bras arent exactly comfortable to wear even with my size chest.
Oh and they offer a bit of protection if someone bashes into you.
Plus the whole nipple poking through clothes thing is not nice, whatever size. I do usually take my bra off though as soon as I get home, because bras arent exactly comfortable to wear even with my size chest.
Oh and they offer a bit of protection if someone bashes into you.
Is that why you're called knip?
Very interesting question raised by the OP. Thanks to those who have answered the question. I can now rest.
Aaaahhhh - thats another question answered.
Aaaahhhh - thats another question answered.