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I also found that a bit odd, it's almost like bra manufacturers in Europe think one of these is true: * there are no smaller breasted women in Europe * women
by richrichardsson 4y ago
I also found that a bit odd, it's almost like bra manufacturers in Europe think one of these is true:
* there are no smaller breasted women in Europe
* women with smaller breasts don't need to wear a bra
The 1st is plainly nonsense, the 2nd seems like it can't be true, although I can't really comment due to being the wrong gender.
- Mezzie 4y agoAlmost nobody needs a bra (as in their health won't suffer if they don't wear one; there are exceptions like large busted women whose skin rubs and will create sores). A lot of small-busted women either don't wear bras or just opt for tanks/camisoles. (Or just wear the wrong size because they don't need the support, they just need to show they're 'fitting in' and wearing what they 'should'.)
- richrichardsson 4y agoWhat lead me to think there might be some occasions where a bra is "needed" would be during sports, but as I said I'm entirely unequipped to make any kind of knowledgable comment in that regard and it's just that "sports bras" are a thing that gives me that impression.
- Mezzie 4y agoFor health reasons, they're not needed. For comfort/exercising viability, it's going to depend on the person and the exercise. Most smaller breasted women aren't going to need a proper sports bra. Exceptions are women who are nursing, trans women on HRT, and adolescents whose breasts are still growing. For those populations, it's normal for any kind of jiggling to be painful. Most large breasted women do prefer/need a sports bra to prevent things like skin chafing and grossness that can result from prolonged skin to skin contact + sweat.