If you put it on in the back, don't your boobs sit weird? I put it on in front, turn it around, put arms through, place cups under boobs and essentially scoop up.

My mom taught me to clasp in front and turn. For a while I just assumed that was the "right" way to do it. After a couple of years, I tried clasping in the back and found it so much easier, and I've been doing it that way ever since. I'm only a 30D, though, so what do I know.

Anonymous wrote:Back only! It's not that hard.

I imagine the front-n-turners also can't put on a necklace or braid their own hair?

32L (hello, nursing breasts) and to echo the H, I cannot lift my arms up from below the bra and simultaneously hoist up my massive breasts while trying to hold the band tight enough to fasten. I can lift my arms to do a simple necklace or my hair. Neither of those things weighs five pounds. And spin , then fall forward and shake your boobs into the right place.

And to the lady who can't see the blue and black, I was mid scroll one day and it just changed. Now I can't see the gold and white.

Anonymous wrote:Back only! It's not that hard.

I imagine the front-n-turners also can't put on a necklace or braid their own hair?

You're right. If I want a braid or updo, I pay someone to do it.

Back only! It's not that hard.

I imagine the front-n-turners also can't put on a necklace or braid their own hair?

I'm one of the earlier front and turns. My mom taught that to my sister and me, and we are all large busted.

Anonymous wrote:If it fastens in the back, the back. How hard is it to fasten it behind you? Gee.

How hard is it to fasten it in front of you?

geez

If it fastens in the back, the back. How hard is it to fasten it behind you? Gee.

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Anonymous wrote:Uh, neither.

I don't unclasp my bra. I just pull it on over my head, almost like a shirt. I wasn't aware this is rare but seeing as how nobody else mentioned it, I guess it is.

I do this, too. I don't think I ever really learned how to put a bra on. I remember when I started wearing them this is how my mom taught me (to clasp while it's around you) but I never got the hang of it, so I put it over my head, too.

You guys need to get professional fittings.

I am one of the people you are quoting. Really? Does this mean my bra is too big? I have tried on smaller ones and they are uncomfortable. I wear a big band size; maybe that's why?

I'm not either of the PPs, but you can measure your band size yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uh, neither.

I don't unclasp my bra. I just pull it on over my head, almost like a shirt. I wasn't aware this is rare but seeing as how nobody else mentioned it, I guess it is.

I do this, too. I don't think I ever really learned how to put a bra on. I remember when I started wearing them this is how my mom taught me (to clasp while it's around you) but I never got the hang of it, so I put it over my head, too.

You guys need to get professional fittings.

I am one of the people you are quoting. Really? Does this mean my bra is too big? I have tried on smaller ones and they are uncomfortable. I wear a big band size; maybe that's why?

front and turn

Anonymous wrote:Hook in front, turn, then put arms in.

This. When I first started wearing them, I hooked in the back, but then I saw someone do it this way, and it is so much easier!!

Front

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Anonymous wrote:Uh, neither.

I don't unclasp my bra. I just pull it on over my head, almost like a shirt. I wasn't aware this is rare but seeing as how nobody else mentioned it, I guess it is.

I do this, too. I don't think I ever really learned how to put a bra on. I remember when I started wearing them this is how my mom taught me (to clasp while it's around you) but I never got the hang of it, so I put it over my head, too.

Your bras are way, way too big for you if you can do this. How can they possibly provide support?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uh, neither.

I don't unclasp my bra. I just pull it on over my head, almost like a shirt. I wasn't aware this is rare but seeing as how nobody else mentioned it, I guess it is.

I do this, too. I don't think I ever really learned how to put a bra on. I remember when I started wearing them this is how my mom taught me (to clasp while it's around you) but I never got the hang of it, so I put it over my head, too.

You guys need to get professional fittings.