I am an EU D. But it can also heavily - #109318501 added by Loppytaffy at But then again.... big boobs

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(01/06/2014)[-]

They make an annoying as **** blindspot in table tennis.
Underboob sweat.
Dress; fits on the boobs; too big on the waist, fits on the waist; button/zip/seem pop hazard on the boob.
Button up shirts do very little; there are gaping holes between the buttons.

But, in case you were wondering, they do semi-float.

#531 to #14 - elcreepo

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(01/07/2014)[-]

I had to remove the straps on my prom dress because one had broken, and I was then grateful to have something holding the dress up.

They've got their pros and cons. My biggest con is that bras are ******* always uncomfortable.

#535 to #531 - Loppytaffy

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(01/07/2014)[-]

See, bras are the most comfortable thing for me, because my boobs are so heavy it's almost painful to go without one.

#537 to #535 - elcreepo

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(01/07/2014)[-]

I'm almost a D, so maybe that's the difference.

I feel like they're growing though, since I've put on a little weight, so until they stop finding a comfortable bra will be a waste of money.

#541 to #537 - Loppytaffy

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(01/07/2014)[-]

I am an EU D. But it can also heavily depend on your overall weight (being a UK 14/US 10 myself). Maternity bras are very comfortable, no matter your size.

#542 to #541 - elcreepo

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(01/07/2014)[-]

Well right now, I'm a US 14 from a 12, dress size is probably 10 now.

I'll see about a maternity bra, that's actually a good idea.

#379 to #14 - buthow

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(01/07/2014)[-]

Pics or it never happened.

#271 to #14 - wontforget

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(01/07/2014)[-]

I hope you're ready for the inevitable ******** of fried requests... including mine

#229 to #14 - theist

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(01/07/2014)[-]

Wow I never thought about that. I already find it annoying that my shoulders a wider than normal, so no shirt fits me perfectly without either being too loose at the waist or too tight on the shoulders. I never imagined girls could have the same problem in a different area.