I know bitd there was a notion of virgins not being able to use tampons or shouldn't use tampons or some such.

My mom has ample boobs AND hates underwires. Frankly, we're lucky she wears a bra at all. One of my early rebellions was insisting on wires.

OK, here's fun. My sister's friend just had her much sought after babies. Hooray! And she has said since high school or so that if she had boy/girl twins she would name them Catherine and Christopher. And she went and did it.

Now, had I boy/girl twins I too would have literary and cinematic naming inspirations temptations. And while Luke and Leia nor Tom and Savannah had easy peasy lives, I don't think we'd be risking the serious emotional scar potential present when one of those kids discovers VC Andrews.

There's a new line of skin tone bras. I haven't tried them, but they have a more comprehensive list of tones than most lines I've seen: [link]

I'm not sure why I don't wear it all the time. I suspect it does better shaping than the more expensive Wacoals I wear day to day (and which I really should replace any time now.

Am very intrigued! What is this bra??

All my sportsbras have underwire too. Except the one I ordered on super sale before I went away last week and haven't tried on yet. Must remember to do that.

Am very intrigued! What is this bra??

DKNY. It's pretty comfortable, too. Definitely my one true sports bra. Krav isn't a shy place, but I got lots of comments on my boobs, including questions about whether or not they were real, because apparently real ones shouldn't act (or not react) like that during exercise.

You know, I don't know if I would be commenting on a person's boobies in a place devoted to ass-kicking. When the boobs in questions belong to an ass-kicker.

Because krav was a raunchy raunchy place. At least no one talked about my genitalia. Well, except maybe me. But they sure talked about each other's. And third party's.

DKNY. It's pretty comfortable, too

Ah! We must have talked about it before because I got one! It's okay but I find the middle part pops up too much. And pokes me under the chin when I wear the bra in yoga. And it's not really supportive enough for me for running. So it's strictly a biking/spin bra.

My mom has ample boobs AND hates underwires. Frankly, we're lucky she wears a bra at all.

I am as one with Trudy's mom. I have yet to find a non-sports bra that fits well, underwires or no.

Underwires poke the outside of my breast sooner or later and I hates them. I don't have a giant rack, but I do seem to have really friendly nips, so cloth bras do nothing for me in the headlight eliminating department. Foam cup underwires give no nips, so I need to wear them to the office. I get the bra off the second I hit the door and wear nothing all weekend. Or, as my husband calls it, I "let the hoots roam free."

I love underwires, properly fitted. I want my tits hitched up high, like a bridge or something.

I didn't get an underwire till my senior year, and it was like, Oh, my god, SO much better.

An ill-fitting underwire, or when one breaks free, is truly awful, though.