I spent way too much time making this. What am I doing with my life
Me right before yeeting my titty cage across the room:
"I appreciate your sacrifice but get the FUCK OFF."
this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2023
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As a woman who has had tons of trouble with bras, I highly recommend abrathatfits.org. It has been a game changer. The subreddit has some great resources as well (not sure if that’s changed since the protests though). But anyways, the majority of women are wearing the wrong size bra and don’t realize it. I went from a DD to an H. I can wear my bra all day and barely notice it. If you’re breastfeeding I suggest measuring when you’re half full. That’s what I did when I was breastfeeding and got the best results.
Abtf is the one subreddit I truly miss. Even though I still can't stop seeing ill fitting bras everywhere. It's a shame people are still squeezed into B cups paired with huge bands and led to think a DD cup was generally gigantic.
But it's all about the band size, ladies! The cup just scales. Went from 38B to 30F (UK) myself and that's actually pretty average.
Luckily you don’t need to go to the subreddit to measure yourself, I’m constantly talking to women whenever I’m able to bring it up organically. I fucking hate what Victoria’s Secret has done to women and bras. One day I swear I’m going to stand in front of one of their stores and hand out measuring tapes and a paper with the website on it. I became such a huge advocate after learning my real bra size. I cried when I tried on my first H cup because I was finally comfortable and everything was in place.
I'm a dude and that sub made me realize that tons of women are wearing the wrong size. I'll see two or three women on the GoneWild type subs that are like "I'm a D/DD/DDD" and another woman say that they're the same size but the two definitely look different.
I as a man have that with Jeans and socks. Both are fucking uncomfortable and to be gotten rid of at the earliest convenience!
Yes, always. And maybe shirt depending on how tight or stiff it is.
I've completely moved away from jeans. They're uncomfortable. I live the chino life now. Much better.
COVID and WFH has ruined me. I've been living the sweatpants/basketball shorts life for like 3 years now and whenever I put on jeans I feel like I'm being choked.
Lords work honey. You're doing the Lords work .
Ties spike my chronic neck pain no matter who tight or loose they are. I 100% understand this.
For anyone who wears bras: my partner likes Tomboy brand a lot. More support and comfort.
Though I've never had issues with wearing ties, perhaps a clip-on tie is something you could try if you have to wear em.
appreciated.