I once watched, with much bemusement, a conversation between several of my extremely well-endowed friends about the difficulty of finding proper support. I might as well have been a guy, for all the personal experience I could contribute to that one.
Now, should the bra conversation wander onto the difficulty of keeping bra straps where they belong when you have no shoulders to speak of, I would be all over it. Mostly with the complaining. And the lament that I cannot wear t-backed bras with everything, alas.
I'm quite small, and still can't find bras I like. I am the kiss of death to underwear lines. I've found several styles and never seen them again. Then again, my ideal bra is more or less a sports bra with softer fabric.
I remember Mom's b/f from years ago, Pappy Huffman (from Shake Rag, TN). who told me that, where he came from, cute meant bow-legged. I switched over to quaint, because of it. ;-)
Back in the dear departed days of good RASFF, we used to say all threads devolved to cats, chocolate, and Jewish minutia. However, bra threads were extremely common too. Fandom certainly seems to have a lot of well-endowed women.
*glares at the underwire that attacked me early this morning*
and Bravissimo
Now, should the bra conversation wander onto the difficulty of keeping bra straps where they belong when you have no shoulders to speak of, I would be all over it. Mostly with the complaining. And the lament that I cannot wear t-backed bras with everything, alas.
Then again, my ideal bra is more or less a sports bra with softer fabric.
That's why I love my world.
MKK
Well, Cats Are Cool. Sometimes.
My mom hasn't worn a bra, to my knowledge, since 1975. I am jealous as all hell, lemme tell you.
I mean, hell, isn't that the basis of the entire Harlequin empire?