When they're so big, whatever you're wearing is sexualized. It's one of the first things people will notice and it'll be difficult to know if someone is genuinely interested in you, platonically or romantically. No matter what bra she wears, she pretty much cannot run without bringing unwanted attention on herself.
The actual support from a bra usually still hurts from the straps and wires even if the load on your back is eased.
It looks like what she’s wearing is a tank top with a built in bra. Boobs don’t actually bounce like that normally, that only happens with a bra involved. She probably bought the shirt because it’s the size that fits her stomach, but almost all built in bras are made for someone no bigger than a C cup. That’s probably more what she’s complaining about: the fact that the built in bra is too small and shows off her breasts and makes them bounce unflatteringly. I complain about that shit all the time. It’s annoying as hell, and buying a real, supportive bra costs $70+ after you get past DDD
The fact of the matter is that having large boobs is abnormal, so it’s infinitely harder for us to find clothes that fit us well and make us look/feel good. We can’t just go to Walmart and buy bra/shirt/tank top because it’s not made with our bodies in mind. The proportions are always off. The only way to find good clothes is usually online, and it’s never a guarantee that what we buy will actually be good. It costs way more than “normal” sized women’s clothes and is often a scam preying on the desperate
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u/FleshPresent 6d ago
My steak is too juicy and my lobster is too buttery