I've recently noticed that my bras hurt. I don't feel like the boobs are any bigger, and also their shape seems to me as strange (why is the aoela thing bulging out????). And the boobs are too pointy, and the nipple is asymmetric (more to the up than down). Like the whole boob is like an overhang cliff.
My point is that I'm clearly not doing something right, and probably need tk support the breasts from underneath. What do I do basically? I'm thinking of buying clothing measuring tape and getting a better size bra, but I'm not sure what the correct construction of the bra itself should be.
kristina [she/her] - 11mon
I generally suggest people avoid wired bras to begin with. What types of bras have you already tried?
Generally speaking, the best bras to 'trial' are sports bras and bralettes of an appropriate (somewhat loose) size, these tend to provide decent support while not having to get very nitty gritty on cup sizes and fits which often times are variable depending on the company you're buying from. I also suggest avoiding polyester and stick with cotton on your first bras cause a lot of people have issues with chafing with polyester.
Boobs also come in all shapes and yours are growing for at least the next 5-10 years since you started.
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sodium_nitride [she/her, any] - 11mon
What types of bras have you already tried?
Just sports bras with pads in them. Made of cotton.
bralettes
Not sure what those are but I will see.
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SwitchyandWitchy [she/her] - 11mon
Bralettes are so comfy if you get the right size
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Hestia [she/her, fae/faer] - 11mon
Going to a bra store and having them help you is the best way to go. It took me a while to get over the anxiety of doing so but it was worth it.
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kristina [she/her] - 11mon
yeah this too service employees dgaf dont worry about it
sodium_nitride in traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns
Bra help need thank you
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I've recently noticed that my bras hurt. I don't feel like the boobs are any bigger, and also their shape seems to me as strange (why is the aoela thing bulging out????). And the boobs are too pointy, and the nipple is asymmetric (more to the up than down). Like the whole boob is like an overhang cliff.
My point is that I'm clearly not doing something right, and probably need tk support the breasts from underneath. What do I do basically? I'm thinking of buying clothing measuring tape and getting a better size bra, but I'm not sure what the correct construction of the bra itself should be.
I generally suggest people avoid wired bras to begin with. What types of bras have you already tried?
Generally speaking, the best bras to 'trial' are sports bras and bralettes of an appropriate (somewhat loose) size, these tend to provide decent support while not having to get very nitty gritty on cup sizes and fits which often times are variable depending on the company you're buying from. I also suggest avoiding polyester and stick with cotton on your first bras cause a lot of people have issues with chafing with polyester.
Boobs also come in all shapes and yours are growing for at least the next 5-10 years since you started.
Just sports bras with pads in them. Made of cotton.
Not sure what those are but I will see.
Bralettes are so comfy if you get the right size
Going to a bra store and having them help you is the best way to go. It took me a while to get over the anxiety of doing so but it was worth it.
yeah this too service employees dgaf dont worry about it
I will try.