I think it’s the “if they are going to lay flat against your torso” bit that is a false premise, as far as many of us small-to-medium-breasted types are concerned. Regardless of whether I’m wearing a bra or not, there isn’t any flesh touching flesh, and therefore nowhere for sweat to pool.
I’m sure this is different for many women who are larger-breasted or just differently shaped, but that pretty much illustrates the point I’m trying to make – not all women are designed the same way, and therefore they’re not all going to be comfortable in the same garments.
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I think it’s the “if they are going to lay flat against your torso” bit that is a false premise, as far as many of us small-to-medium-breasted types are concerned. Regardless of whether I’m wearing a bra or not, there isn’t any flesh touching flesh, and therefore nowhere for sweat to pool.
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And I’ve already said that this is only true if if you have boobs of any real size. When you have C or larger cups, flesh is gonna touch flesh, even if they’re perky for their size. And in this weather, sweat will happen and it’s just very uncomfortable. I tend to wear sports bras when it’s hot out b/c they absorb the sweat better.
Believe me, I envy you if you don’t have to worry about this, not only the physical comfort, but the not having to spend lots of $$$ on bras.