Anonymous wrote:My mom is large-chested and taught me to bend over to catch the boobs in the cups and fasten in the back (even before I had anything to catch in the cups). I'm wondering if the fasten-in-the-front move is a hallmark of small-chested women? I remember girls in my camp cabin doing it this way.
How to properly put on a bra:
1. Fasten your bra in front, and then twist it around so the clasp is in the back.
2. Place your arms in the straps and adjust them so they rest on your shoulders and they're not all twisty or wonky.
3. This is the most important part! ...
4. Now, stand up.
Anonymous wrote:My mom is large-chested and taught me to bend over to catch the boobs in the cups and fasten in the back (even before I had anything to catch in the cups). I'm wondering if the fasten-in-the-front move is a hallmark of small-chested women? I remember girls in my camp cabin doing it this way.
Anonymous wrote:I fasten in front. I don't know how it started-my mom does not so its not like she taught me to do it again that way. It's so much easier though!
Anonymous wrote:I'm trying to picture a 32L or a 30D...
Anonymous wrote:I'm a front fastener, but out of curiosity I tried back fastening once or twice tonight. It took me much longer, mostly because the clasps were not aligning properly- the top hook kept latching on the bottom latch. This didn't seem like a dexterity problem, as the hooks were latching, just not correctly. Is this an issue that goes away with practice, or is there some trick to making sure they lign up correctly, or does it just often take you back-fasteners a couple tries to get it right?
FWIW I'm 34C and the bra only had 2 hooks, so nothing too complicated.
Anonymous wrote: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.