That article contradicts itself quite a bit.
The statement that most makes me :dubious: though is
Dangerous? Really? And how were they not representative? Did he only work with women who started in A cups? Bescause I could totally see this being true in that case.
For me? It might well be a danger, and not only to myself! :eek:
I couldn’t agree more! Sag… It is what it is. I’ve got too many other problems to worry about. Comfort is a priority. I do hate when my nips show though. That’s the only reason I ever wear one now.
The Guardian reports that the Prof concentrated on young women, I support the methodology.
Boobies don’t have teeth, silly!
I wear bras to discourage this sort of behavior from them.
No, do set them loose. There is, as it tuns out, a sizeable population that is terribly fond of feral boobs.
captivity is slavery. free range boobs.
Electromagnetism and the Strong Nuclear force would like to have a word with you…
Indeed. This was a 15 year study so that would add up to a 105 mm “lift” for the bra-less participants. In American that’s four and one-eight inches. I suspect there’s some questionable French-to-English translation in that articles.
But how many elderly first-world women’s breasts have you seen, and are they any better?
Some of us actually find bras comfortable. I only go without when I’m sleeping. Otherwise, I find it uncomfortable. I like the support. (And call me a traitor to feminism: I like pretty bras)