Help, my bra is about to kill me! 32dddd

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a 32H. As others have mentioned Trousseau is great. I have found Natori Bras to be more comfortable than Chantelle.

Wires move over time.

I would never get reduction surgery either. I may get a lift with implants when I hit my 50s but my my body with smaller breast would just feel really weird.

+1 The Natori Bliss bra is the most comfortable one I have ever worn. I have fallen asleep in it several times. It's designed to be a bit more relaxed but it still gives a nice lift and shape (I'm a 36G for reference)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need to go to DOR NE Corset Shoppe (10:24 included the address in Silver Spring). I am a 34 G. All of the other fancy places noted don't cater to large chested women. It is a bit intimidating but you will get over it. I grew up in D.C. and have been going there for as long as I can remember (I was already a C in the 6th grade). Nowhere else in this area can fit like the ladies there. You cannot order online or or go to a department store. I now drive from Alexandria once a year for a fit and complete replacement (very expensive, but big breasts wear out bras like there is no tomorrow). I was scheduled for a reduction the day after the Surgeon General shut down all elective surgeries

PP that mentioned Trousseau. I am a 32H now and they always have a great selection, when I had DS I was 36I and they had options then also.