38FF and I hate them. I need one and I hate the feeling of my boobs flopping around too but even a well fitting bra is unbearable.

I work from home and wear old nursing bras with big
Sweaters a lot.

I'm like a 46 DDD. Hate it.

I absolutely hate bras. Always did and always will!

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Anonymous wrote:FIRST thing I do when I come home is take off my bra. I hate it all day. I’m an AA cup. I was happiest just wearing silicone nipple covers and no bra, but other women gave me grief about it.

Do they know you're not wearing one? How/why do they give you grief?

They pointedly stared at my chest if I was going down stairs and all the time made backhanded comments about how it’s not right to “be TOO comfortable at work.”

Anonymous wrote:Never stopped wearing them, since I was 15, even for a day. Feels the same as wearing panties, it would be weird not to. 32C. Certain days feels great wearing them when sleeping too.

Except in bed I’d feel weird not wearing one. I’m a 34C and while they are nice and firm I’d be self conscious not wearing one. I wear nightgowns so I like everything to be loose.

Hate it! 34A so I don't need the support, it's just the pointy-ness that I "need" to hide because Society. I started telecommuting full-time about 6 months ago and now barely wear one and it's wonderful. And I like winter because if I'm running errands in a coat I don't have to put one one even when I go out.

But, it's clearly really personal. I do know a lot of women who definitely feel more comfortable wearing them for support or just mentally to have that extra layer on. I just don't think women should be made to feel they have to wear bras because otherwise men (and some women) are all like, "Ah! A nipple looked at me!" and fall totally to pieces. (Although I do quite enjoy dramatically falling to pieces when a nipple looks at me from one of the million pix on one very infamous DCUM thread that I will not mention here, but that's just transferred condemnation on my part and not because I actually think it matters to see a nipple.)

DD and I’m only braless for sleeping (and showering and sex obviously). I hate feeling like they’re flopping around.

Thanks to this thread I'm not wearing a bra to work today, probably for the first time ever. I'm small-chested and wearing a thicker material top.

I feel so much more comfortable.

I hate not wearing a bra. I sleep in a shelf tank. I like to always have some support.

Used to be a 36C. Had a prophylactic double mastectomy and told the plastic surgeon to make them small enough so I’d never have to wear a bra again.

I'm a 34H, so going braless is not really an option. I got fitted properly over a decade ago (was wearing a 36D rather than 34H), and having a well-made, properly-fitting bra makes all the difference. The ones I have are quite comfortable, and wear them nearly all waking hours.

Anonymous wrote:Dd here and I wear them 24/7, except in the shower. I hate to be without one, it makes me so uncomfortable. I wear two when I run. I do credit my bra policy with still having relatively perky big boobs at almost 40. Well that and not breastfeeding my kids.

I forgot I take it off for sex as well. Showers and sex and that’s it.

Dd here and I wear them 24/7, except in the shower. I hate to be without one, it makes me so uncomfortable. I wear two when I run. I do credit my bra policy with still having relatively perky big boobs at almost 40. Well that and not breastfeeding my kids.

Never stopped wearing them, since I was 15, even for a day. Feels the same as wearing panties, it would be weird not to. 32C. Certain days feels great wearing them when sleeping too.

C and I'd rather not wear a bra, but am older and saggier and look smaller with a better bra. I never ever buy underwires, which are extremely uncomfortable with my large ribs.