Are A- cup bras really necessary?

[TheIceQueen]

Okay, kids. I've come up with a saying that's perfect for these moments and I've told them both to my lady friends and my guy friends.

"If you don't support, they distort."

Listen, if you don't support your goodies, whether they be breasts or balls, gravity gets the advantage over you. And nobody likes saggy goodies.

 

[akai]

I agree that everything you wear definitely looks a lot better when you have a bra on. I'm really into sports, by the way, and I can assure you that women who are size A (like myself) still need to wear sport bras. I once tried doing a workout without wearing a bra and it felt really uncomfortable.

 

[StormShaun]

I would say that they are. I mean if A-cup bras did not exist, that would not be very fair to women with that breast size.
Then it would make them conscious (or even me so) about the size of their breasts.

So yeah ... it is nice that they have them so everyone can be equal.
And I'm sure that they need support too, I mean I don't have breasts but I'm sure they need it too!

Choice too, going with or without, it is nice to have a choice.

 

[LetalisK]

Listen, if you don't support your goodies, whether they be breasts or balls, gravity gets the advantage over you. And nobody likes saggy goodies.

Balls are never good, so giving them support would be like trying to dress up a puddle of vomit.

 

[TheIceQueen]

Listen, if you don't support your goodies, whether they be breasts or balls, gravity gets the advantage over you. And nobody likes saggy goodies.

Balls are never good, so giving them support would be like trying to dress up a puddle of vomit.

I personally like them quite a bit, so I'm not entirely sure what your point is other than to just be contrary. But suit yourself, I just don't want anything to do with people who've got saggy goodies.

 

[LetalisK]

Listen, if you don't support your goodies, whether they be breasts or balls, gravity gets the advantage over you. And nobody likes saggy goodies.

Balls are never good, so giving them support would be like trying to dress up a puddle of vomit.

I personally like them quite a bit, so I'm not entirely sure what your point is other than to just be contrary. But suit yourself, I just don't want anything to do with people who've got saggy goodies.

My point is none. I was making a silly remark in a silly thread. :/

 

[The Funslinger]

That there is a successful market for them surely answers this question.

There is successful market for hoax food supplements, doesn't mean they do something

Right, but there's a difference between the very specialist subject of health with the risk of placebo effects and what goes on in the body, and people knowing what increases their comfort and ease of motion, as well as increases their confidence in their appearance. If the bras didn't do something, people wouldn't bother with them.

 

[The Funslinger]

Listen, if you don't support your goodies, whether they be breasts or balls, gravity gets the advantage over you. And nobody likes saggy goodies.

Balls are never good, so giving them support would be like trying to dress up a puddle of vomit.

I personally like them quite a bit, so I'm not entirely sure what your point is other than to just be contrary. But suit yourself, I just don't want anything to do with people who've got saggy goodies.

My point is none. I was making a silly remark in a silly thread. :/

I'm going to give far too much information and say that the sagging is distinctly uncomfortable. Even painful at times. In the words of John Dorian, "I don't like that much freedom down there. Makes me tingle in my giblets."

 

[LetalisK]

Listen, if you don't support your goodies, whether they be breasts or balls, gravity gets the advantage over you. And nobody likes saggy goodies.

Balls are never good, so giving them support would be like trying to dress up a puddle of vomit.

I personally like them quite a bit, so I'm not entirely sure what your point is other than to just be contrary. But suit yourself, I just don't want anything to do with people who've got saggy goodies.

My point is none. I was making a silly remark in a silly thread. :/

I'm going to give far too much information and say that the sagging is distinctly uncomfortable. Even painful at times. In the words of John Dorian, "I don't like that much freedom down there. Makes me tingle in my giblets."

Indeed. I'm always afraid they're going to get crushed. They don't know what to do with freedom!

 

[Barbas]

Listen, if you don't support your goodies, whether they be breasts or balls, gravity gets the advantage over you. And nobody likes saggy goodies.

Balls are never good, so giving them support would be like trying to dress up a puddle of vomit.

I personally like them quite a bit, so I'm not entirely sure what your point is other than to just be contrary. But suit yourself, I just don't want anything to do with people who've got saggy goodies.

My point is none. I was making a silly remark in a silly thread. :/

I'm going to give far too much information and say that the sagging is distinctly uncomfortable. Even painful at times. In the words of John Dorian, "I don't like that much freedom down there. Makes me tingle in my giblets."

Indeed. I'm always afraid they're going to get crushed. They don't know what to do with freedom!

According to our agents in the field, 'boxers are comfortable and airy, but if the "lads" are not kept close together, they may wander and get "parked on" at inconvenient times, i.e. vital business meetings'.

 

[blackrave]

I agree that everything you wear definitely looks a lot better when you have a bra on. I'm really into sports, by the way, and I can assure you that women who are size A (like myself) still need to wear sport bras. I once tried doing a workout without wearing a bra and it felt really uncomfortable.

Well, while not exactly the same, I have somehow similar experience
Bare feet
As most of people I usually walk in shoes/boots, but sometimes during summer vacation when visiting parents on countryside I go for a few weeks without footware (mostly), and it feels "uncomfortable" only for first week
Later you stop noticing it and after vacation it feels "uncomfortable" to wear shoes
Hell, in high school at the end of summer I could run over freshly harvested wheat field without any pain

How it relates to bras?
If you tried going without bra only once, of course you would feel "uncomfortable", but I can assure you that if you tried this for couple of weeks or months you would notice that it isn't that bad.
For example I'm pretty sure sweating would be less of a problem without bra (or any clothes at all)

 

[EeveeElectro]

Do men with smaller than average willies need underpants?

It's more or less the same logic but doesn't make sense in that context.

Like others have said, even small need support, and the nipples rubbing against the clothes can be irritating.

Boobs look much more impressive in a bra, too. For some women, the confidence a bra gives them amazing.

 

[blackrave]

Do men with smaller than average willies need underpants?

It's more or less the same logic but doesn't make sense in that context.

Like others have said, even small need support, and the nipples rubbing against the clothes can be irritating.

Boobs look much more impressive in a bra, too. For some women, the confidence a bra gives them amazing.

Thing is we really don't need underpants most of the time
But they help when we feel... excited (lets name it like that)
Also, there are moments when they help from hygienic point of view
And if you need to change your pants in less public area you can do it without waving your flagpole around
So I would say that underwear is there for convenience
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Ok, thank you.
I think I got your point- it isn't necessity, but convenience