Perky goes out the door with pregnancy and breastfeeding; no amount of bra wearing will bring that back. All the same, a well-fitted brassiere (not to be confused with brasserie) will help support the mammaries and prevent excessive pull on the underlying chest wall muscles, while enhancing the girls (if that's what you're going for).
Personally, I like to go without a brassiere, every now and then. It was easier when I didn't have such a matronly figure. As a runner, I spent a lot of time in sports bras, which are very comfortable; but, I'm so happy to get out of them after my run.
If you need the extra support, wear a bra. If you want your girls to hang down around your knees when you're my age, don't wear a bra. Going without one every now and then will probably not be an issue; anything in moderation is usually okay. I think it depends upon your body, because some women simply cannot go without the support of a bra.
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Perky goes out the door with pregnancy and breastfeeding; no amount of bra wearing will bring that back. All the same, a well-fitted brassiere (not to be confused with brasserie) will help support the mammaries and prevent excessive pull on the underlying chest wall muscles, while enhancing the girls (if that's what you're going for).
Personally, I like to go without a brassiere, every now and then. It was easier when I didn't have such a matronly figure. As a runner, I spent a lot of time in sports bras, which are very comfortable; but, I'm so happy to get out of them after my run.
If you need the extra support, wear a bra. If you want your girls to hang down around your knees when you're my age, don't wear a bra. Going without one every now and then will probably not be an issue; anything in moderation is usually okay. I think it depends upon your body, because some women simply cannot go without the support of a bra.
Guess it's up to you!
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August 29, 2008 - 4:29pmThis Comment
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