Demise Of The Bra?

Double D's

Member No.: 31352 Posts: 2,913 Joined: 08/2009

▫ Dec 15 2015, 12:20 Post #1

I realize, this is not some nutty 1960's 'burn the bra' movement. The article points out that women are opting to be more comfortable and less 'restrained'. The best part of the article, is the need to stop "nipple shaming". That is key, because nipple shaming does need to stop.

http://nypost.com/2015/12/14/bras-are-quickly-losing-womens-support/

Where I live in Oregon, it's not uncommon at all to see women around town, freely jiggling in t-shirts or tanks, wearing no bra. And it's women of all sorts from whatever shirt was within closest reach to be worn for the day to the elegant classy woman, heels, dress and white smooth turtleneck and rock hard nipples poking out. It's pure beauty.

What say our RMM family?

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D Cup

Member No.: 21123 Posts: 1,617 Joined: 03/2007

▫ Dec 15 2015, 13:44 Post #2

QUOTE(Buck Turgidson)

I realize, this is not some nutty 1960's 'burn the bra' movement. The article points out that women are opting to be more comfortable and less 'restrained'. The best part of the article, is the need to stop "nipple shaming". That is key, because nipple shaming does need to stop.

http://nypost.com/2015/12/14/bras-are-quickly-losing-womens-support/
Where I live in Oregon, it's not uncommon at all to see women around town, freely jiggling in t-shirts or tanks, wearing no bra. And it's women of all sorts from whatever shirt was within closest reach to be worn for the day to the elegant classy woman, heels, dress and white smooth turtleneck and rock hard nipples poking out. It's pure beauty.

What say our RMM family?

I'm all for freedom!!!!

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A Cup

Member No.: 4552 Posts: 13 Joined: 03/2005

▫ Dec 15 2015, 16:19 Post #3

QUOTE(Buck Turgidson)

I realize, this is not some nutty 1960's 'burn the bra' movement. The article points out that women are opting to be more comfortable and less 'restrained'. The best part of the article, is the need to stop "nipple shaming". That is key, because nipple shaming does need to stop.

http://nypost.com/2015/12/14/bras-are-quickly-losing-womens-support/
Where I live in Oregon, it's not uncommon at all to see women around town, freely jiggling in t-shirts or tanks, wearing no bra. And it's women of all sorts from whatever shirt was within closest reach to be worn for the day to the elegant classy woman, heels, dress and white smooth turtleneck and rock hard nipples poking out. It's pure beauty.

What say our RMM family?

I'm all for moving to Oregon?

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Melon Master

Member No.: 14606 Posts: 28,387 Joined: 04/2006

▫ Dec 16 2015, 11:37 Post #4

QUOTE(Buck Turgidson)

I realize, this is not some nutty 1960's 'burn the bra' movement. The article points out that women are opting to be more comfortable and less 'restrained'. The best part of the article, is the need to stop "nipple shaming". That is key, because nipple shaming does need to stop.

http://nypost.com/2015/12/14/bras-are-quickly-losing-womens-support/
Where I live in Oregon, it's not uncommon at all to see women around town, freely jiggling in t-shirts or tanks, wearing no bra. And it's women of all sorts from whatever shirt was within closest reach to be worn for the day to the elegant classy woman, heels, dress and white smooth turtleneck and rock hard nipples poking out. It's pure beauty.

What say our RMM family?

I'm all for it. Set them free. IMO setting them free is a great plan and I'm glad to see . I mean seriously have you seen the cost of a good bra

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Training Bra

Member No.: 41627 Posts: 3 Joined: 12/2015

▫ Dec 24 2015, 10:20 Post #5

QUOTE(Buck Turgidson)

I realize, this is not some nutty 1960's 'burn the bra' movement. The article points out that women are opting to be more comfortable and less 'restrained'. The best part of the article, is the need to stop "nipple shaming". That is key, because nipple shaming does need to stop.

http://nypost.com/2015/12/14/bras-are-quickly-losing-womens-support/
Where I live in Oregon, it's not uncommon at all to see women around town, freely jiggling in t-shirts or tanks, wearing no bra. And it's women of all sorts from whatever shirt was within closest reach to be worn for the day to the elegant classy woman, heels, dress and white smooth turtleneck and rock hard nipples poking out. It's pure beauty.

What say our RMM family?

I don't understand the outrage about breast and nipples. They are comforting, squeezy, soft, warm, happy and harmless... They only bring joy and happiness to people of all sexes. When I am out and about, and people see the sway of my heavy boobies, it only ever makes their day

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SimonC2016

Unregistered

▫ May 15 2016, 04:04 Post #6

My thoughts:

I would only make wearing a bra compulsory whilst playing sports (for safety reasons - having survived cancer four times myself, and seeing a friend commit suicide after a double mastectomy after breast cancer, I would not want to see a lady get breast cancer from getting a football or rugby ball whacked against their breasts). The ladies who played for Arsenal and Chelsea in the Womens FA Cup Final yesterday would not have been able to play without wearing a sports bra plus padding (same material used on a Goalkeeper's shorts in order to help prevent hip damage).

Other than that should be personal choice.

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B Cup

Member No.: 41791 Posts: 120 Joined: 04/2016

▫ May 16 2016, 03:48 Post #7

QUOTE(Buck Turgidson)

I realize, this is not some nutty 1960's 'burn the bra' movement. The article points out that women are opting to be more comfortable and less 'restrained'. The best part of the article, is the need to stop "nipple shaming". That is key, because nipple shaming does need to stop.

http://nypost.com/2015/12/14/bras-are-quickly-losing-womens-support/
Where I live in Oregon, it's not uncommon at all to see women around town, freely jiggling in t-shirts or tanks, wearing no bra. And it's women of all sorts from whatever shirt was within closest reach to be worn for the day to the elegant classy woman, heels, dress and white smooth turtleneck and rock hard nipples poking out. It's pure beauty.

What say our RMM family?

I love lounging around the house bra free but if do anything I gotta put one on otherwise they start to hurt

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