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THE ADVENTURE CREW: Master, The Nomad, Sweet Bird of Freedom (aka Freeta Roam), Pixie & Pod, Miss Cycle, Ivan the writing muse, Jude, and the brains of the crew--Croc. DOUBLE-CLICK ON ANY PHOTO TO ENLARGEWednesday, November 01, 2006
Will the Real Woman Please Stand Up
Post by Jude:
Those of you that go into modern-day women's underwear departments will know what I'm talking about. Those of you who don't will just have to take my opinion of what is there.
Today's bras, like those pictured above are gel-filled, water-filled, padded, and molded into the "perfect" shape. And that shape is the same from bra to bra, adjusted for cup size, but the same. And this prescribed shape doesn't even resemble the shape of real breasts. They look like implants.
Are breasts really supposed to look like this? Who decided this was the perfect shape for breasts?
Breasts vary from woman to woman (sometimes even on the same woman) and what is wrong with that? In my opinion, nothing. That being said, I don't go for the sculpted bra. Instead, I search long and hard for the thin, single layer fabric, that is rather droopy -- at least until I pop my breasts into the cups.
And if the truth be told, I confess to wearing a bra only about 50% of the time. In a bra, my breasts are a couple of inches lower than teenage-hood. And out of a bra, they are another couple of inches lower.
I HAVE GOT TO GET ME SOME OF THESE!
Those of you that go into modern-day women's underwear departments will know what I'm talking about. Those of you who don't will just have to take my opinion of what is there.Today's bras, like those pictured above are gel-filled, water-filled, padded, and molded into the "perfect" shape. And that shape is the same from bra to bra, adjusted for cup size, but the same. And this prescribed shape doesn't even resemble the shape of real breasts. They look like implants.
Are breasts really supposed to look like this? Who decided this was the perfect shape for breasts?
Breasts vary from woman to woman (sometimes even on the same woman) and what is wrong with that? In my opinion, nothing. That being said, I don't go for the sculpted bra. Instead, I search long and hard for the thin, single layer fabric, that is rather droopy -- at least until I pop my breasts into the cups.
And if the truth be told, I confess to wearing a bra only about 50% of the time. In a bra, my breasts are a couple of inches lower than teenage-hood. And out of a bra, they are another couple of inches lower.
I HAVE GOT TO GET ME SOME OF THESE!Labels: Commentary
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