also (i refuse to place this behind a cut)

[rkt]

for those of you who are interested-

playtex now carries half-cup sizes. (at target, anyway.)

the fit's nice. but i forget there's this scar running down my chest that bras get in the way of and get all irritating.

someday, i'll learn.

the padding's thicker than i generally prefer, but that's because i generally prefer to camouflage what meager breastes i do have.

currently, there's only black, white, tan, and pink for colorage.
damnit, where's my red?

go A 1/2!!!

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[kaygigi.livejournal.com]

I think instead of calling them things like A 1/2, they should call them A+ so that you small people can feel special.

I also never understood why A was bigger than AA was bigger than AAA, where as DDD is bigger than DD is bigger than D... But I have the opposite problems you do, in some sense...

[rkt.livejournal.com]

they actually call it "NB" as in "Nearly B".

i prefer A 1/2, though A+ works well, too, because i prefer the smallness concept. small is special all on its own.

even if i didn't have issues identifying with womanliness, i have enough back problems that small boobies make me happier.

[amyannosu.livejournal.com]

Wow, that sounds cool! I always get my bras from VS but as a result of their prices, I only can own a couple. So maybe a new bra is in order...

[rkt.livejournal.com]

be careful though. they're stingy with their sizing. you may have to go a number size up.

but their 10 bucks a piece and returning is pretty easy. :)

[liveavatar.livejournal.com]

I'll have to check those out -- I run toward the high end of the scale on bras, but that doesn't make it any easier to find a good fit.

Why the heck don't more bra manufacturers include red as a basic color, I wonder. So many women want at least one night-on-the-town bra.

If you wouldn't mind answering, um, scar running down your chest?

[rkt.livejournal.com]

'hell, i like a red one for daily wear :)

they do have larger sizes in the half size. i don't remember how far they go up to.

If you wouldn't mind answering, um, scar running down your chest?

i was born with a deformed chest, kind've a lump of cartilage smack in the middle of the breast bone (common term is "pigeon chest"). they removed it when i was around 3, but that was earlier 80s medical technology and they intentionally over-did the job so that it wouldn't think about growing back.
anyway, yeah. scarrage.
i grew out of wanting it lazered away. mostly, i forget it's there unless i'm wearing something low cut and see myself. or my bra reminds me. i don't mind seeing it. (i mind others staring though. because i dont like staring.) but i do mind feeling it.

[kaygigi.livejournal.com]

If it helps any, when I see you in something low-cut, I don't think "scar" I think "cleavage path". But my head is constantly in the gutter. :(

I need to get laid.

[rkt.livejournal.com]

oh, "clavage patch", or some variant, is a pretty popular thought response.
i don't usually wear anything cut much lower than that.

i need to stop working so much and go to the shack of catty.

[kaygigi.livejournal.com]

I need to figure out a way to make going to the shack of catty a viable option.

[liveavatar.livejournal.com]

To me (and excuse me if I am the millionth person to say this), that sounds like prime tattooin' territory.

On the other hand, who wants to have one's clothing choices dictated to by the color of one's tattoo? (blushes to admit that this would be a factor for me if I got one)

[rkt.livejournal.com]

it could be tatooin' territory but i have to get over my anti-attention thing.
besides, people are weird about tattooes and i do not want anyone deciding they want to randomly "touch" it.

my faith in humanity is low enough :/


colour coordination would be consideration for me, too :)