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Home Lifestyle The 7 commandments of not wearing a bra in public
Sammy Nickalls Updated Apr 13, 2016 @ 2:25 pm
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The 7 commandments of not wearing a bra in public
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We’ve all experienced the pure, unadulterated pleasure of taking a bra off after a long, exhausting day, and maybe we’ve gone braless around the house to give our girls a break. Some of us have even stepped out into the big, wide world, sans bra — Jennifer Lawrence included. In fact, last night, she rocked a skin-tight black bodysuit without a bra while attending CinemaCon 2016 in Las Vegas. Naturally, she looked great.
But you don’t have to be a celeb to live in No Bra World. Despite what magazines may tell you, you don’t have to have a certain boob size, nor do you have to wait for certain weather. There are, however, seven *very* important commandments of not wearing a bra in public. So take heed, for I shall bring you out of the land of Bradom, out of the house of bondage.
Listen, it’s rad to let your girls free in public, but let’s be real: Your nipples will NOT be happy with you if you wear that scratchy wool sweater all day. Pick something that pampers ’em.
If there’s a jumpy dog around, and you’re in need of dog kisses, keep one arm up to guard your chest because OUCH. Same with an anxious cat — there’s no padding to keep your boobs away from those claws.
Maybe after going braless, you feel uncomfortable about the size of your breasts, whether they’re “too big” or “too small.” Maybe going braless increases your awareness about what you were born with, and what other women around you were born with. But one of the biggest commandments about going braless in public is to never, ever compare yourself to someone else. You are perf just how are you are — and so are your twins.
Unless you want your entire chest to hurt for the rest of the day, that is.
Pause when you’re getting ready in the morning: If you’re going braless, do you *really* want to wear that satchel that goes across your chest? Maybe use the backpack today instead.
Just make sure there’s no cat in it.
Your letting your tatas free may make some people uncomfortable, but that’s not your problem — it’s theirs. It’s not your fault that they seem to have such a problem letting go of seriously patriarchal societal constructs, so just flip your hair at them and go back to enjoying the lack of painful underwire and itchy lace.
If you suddenly feel uncomfortable about not wearing a bra in public and want to put on a sweater to cover up, go ahead — it doesn’t mean you don’t love yourself or are any less of a feminist. And if you want to go braless for the rest of your life, do it.
No matter what you decide to do, it’s your body, your boobs, and your choice. And no matter what you choose, you’re fabulous.
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Picture this: It’s a hot, sticky summer day in Manhattan.
You’ve got a day packed with errands: a yoga class that you paid too much for, a quick run to the pharmacy and a schlep to the other side of town to meet up with your friends.
It’s too hot to think, and you’re dripping in sweat. You’re sweating in places where you didn’t even think it was possible to sweat.
But there are two danger zones on your body that are producing more sweat than all the other areas combined: your pits and your breasts.
Thankfully, God invented deodorant. As for the breast situation, I’m still trying to figure out how to tackle that one.
Bras are the enemy. I am morally opposed to wearing something uncomfortable for long periods of time.
It's not doing a favor to anybody. Why aren’t we acting out of pure self-interest when it comes to how we look and feel?
We act out of self-interest when it comes to everything else. Jobs. Money. Love lives.
Is there anything less sexy than having to wipe puddles of sweat from below your underwire, waiting for the air-conditioned train to stop by and save you?
Who invented underwire bras, anyway? Did someone actually think that residual red imprints from too-tight shoulder straps were a good look?
When I realized that bras were ruining my life, I decided to stop wearing them altogether. Once I did, my entire life changed. I was free.
Bras were created for men: Push-up, lacy, padded, you name it.
Women don’t generally wear bras outside of the bedroom because they want to; they wear them because they feel they have to (if you do enjoy them wearing them, more power to you. You rock that bra).
Still, regardless of where you stand on the bra spectrum, you can’t deny that society is afraid of a little unsolicited bounce.
Whenever I stroll braless down the street, every man gives me a creepy smile, and every woman frowns at me. I don’t care. Now that I’ve gone braless, I won’t go back.
Plain and simple. Yes, you can sometimes make the case for sacrificing comfort.
Heels are uncomfortable, too. But at least they turn us into envy-inducing vixens. Bras don’t actually enhance our look in any way.
I won’t spend my day feeling uncomfortable. I want comfort and style.
Removing a bra should not be the best part of my day. But it is. It’s more satisfying than exercising.
It’s more satisfying than eating. It’s more satisfying than getting too drunk to remember your own name.
And you know why? Because when I unhook that pesky little clasp, I can actually breathe again.
I’m no longer strapped in against my will, and there is no feeling more empowering than breaking free.
Clothes are beautiful on their own. The colors and fabrics speak for themselves, and bras detract from the statement the apparel in question is trying to make.
I hate seeing a gorgeous outfit cheapened by visible bra straps. It’s like watching a beautiful man open his mouth to say something self-incriminating.
We end up spending God-knows-how-long crafting the perfect outfit, and in one minute we ruin it -- all thanks to the lousy bra.
Sweaters are a quick fix. My nipples will get perky when I go from the sauna that is New York in the summer to the igloo that is Duane Reade.
But if my perky nipples are going to throw off someone’s day, I’ll just throw on a sweater. Or maybe I won’t.
If I had the choice, I’d rather wear something that hugs my breasts -- not squeezes them.
I don’t know about you, but I don’t have perfect boobs. One is noticeably smaller than the other. They aren’t perfectly round and supple; they’re imperfectly crooked and misshapen.
Life isn’t a Victoria’s Secret commercial. But we still expect women to have flawless breasts -- no matter their age.
There’s no doubt that women feel this pressure, too. Whether you’re 15 or 45, you’re conditioned to believe that you should want the body of a 22-year-old.
Let’s face it: We sexualize women any chance we can get, and bras don’t help the cause. I don’t want to see breasts conform to one standard; I want to see all different shapes and sizes.
Thank you to the human who invented these. They’re light and airy, and they support breasts without being overbearing or painful.
I have no desire to augment the look of my breasts. I like them petite and unrestricted.
Hey, you. Yeah, guy in the corner of the train. Do you really think I can’t see you, tongue wagging and wide-eyed, staring me down like I’m a piece of molten chocolate lava cake?
Yes, that is my ass. Women have asses, and it just so happens that we have breasts, too.
Today is your lucky day. There’s a two-for-one display going on called “butt AND boobs.” Bonus: It isn’t for a limited time only.
My nipples will continue to run wild and free. What’s so wrong with walking around with erect nipples, anyway?
We have to change society's standards for women by freeing the nipple (#FreeTheNipple). If one woman does it, we’ll feel comfortable when all women do it.
Our boobs aren’t here to please other people. It’s okay -- put the bra down.
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This is a general question, since I'm interested in opinions, but also I guess a personal enquiry. I'm a small B, but I have a narrow back and small frame so they probably look bigger in comparison to the rest of me. I've also got a deep sternum, so bras without fairly extensive ~structure~ are uncomfortable. In the hot weather it's sweaty to wear something that restrictive, and since I do a lot of outdoor swimming and sports it rubs on sand/seawater/sunburn on my back if i'm changing after swimming.
Would it be weird to go without under a thin top ? It's not uncomfortable for me, but I don't want to get tutted at. I know that I can wear whatever i like, but I'd rather not stand out too much/attract attention and I'm honestly curious what other women think of this.
I have an ample rack and I go braless sometimes. I don't do this wearing a tight white t-shirt, no. More like a dark patterned blousy shirt. When it's hot out, I just hate all the layers! So if people notice, I'm just all, "Yeah, I got tits. So does half the world and some of them are men."
Edit: Okay - so to make this "bra-less" thing work, some layers are involved but not restricting ones. This is an example of a top that works because it's a busy print and the ruffle layer obscures the shapes underneath further.
Sitting at the airport and chuckling at this. Thank you. "Yeah, I got tits...." hahaha.
So does half the world and some of them are men.
I wore the pink print of this shirt today and a) you have great taste! And b) I have DDs and could easily go braless with it!
I am a proud member of the itty bitty titty committee. However I only joined when I lost a significant amount of weight, which fell straight off my chest unfortunately.
I only recently just started wearing like bralettes and basically cotton crop tops. I can't go completely bra less because my nipples are weird and I'm personally not comfortable with how they look through my shirt. But I find the crop tops are a happy medium. I don't need support I just need to hold my nipples down essentially(?), If that makes sense.
And whilst I'm like you go girl when I see women not wearing a bra, they do get stared at more (so you have to hold that head high), and tutted at more. And as much as we'd all love to say, who cares what other people say, we still do a little bit. So I found bralettes were a great happy medium.
I also love going braless, but don’t like my nipples showing so much—someone on this sub recently turned me on to Nippies (Amazon) and I’m in love! They’re little silicone pasties that are so comfortable, I can’t tell they’re there. I now walk through the freezer section at the grocery store like I’m wearing little invisible chest shields, impervious and free. Highly recommended.
Bralets in and push ups out on my 25th birthday. Best decision ever. I also threw out thongs. Cause comfort is key.
I hate wearing bras, I’m a B and would gladly go bra less all the time. Especially because I’m a hairdresser and hair gets in them daily and then STAB STAB me until I can get in there with tweezers, suuuuch a pain. I do wear bralettes but still it’s tight and uncomfortable. The real reason I wear them isn’t because I’m ashamed of my breasts or my nipples being as visible as any guys is in a T-short, but it’s the looks and comments from both sex’s I’m avoiding dealing with. Even friendly people have said to others in front of me “ omg are you just NOT wearing a bra” and I don’t want to be treated like I’m looking for that attention, so I’m avoiding the judgment. And I wish I didn’t have to. I go braless around the right company but I wish for the day I can walk through a mall and fear the bullshit haha
I won’t judge you for yours, if you got me right back 😉 then we can all not have to wear harnesses! ahahhaha
Oh, those are cute!! I might have to order one.
I am also in the itty bitty titty committee but I have triangle boobs that like to make their presence known unless I'm wearing a heavier shirt. Do those bralettes help in general shape as well? My nipples aren't that protruding but the entire tit is the problem.
upvoted for the ‘itty bitty titty committee’ bit
are you me? this is exactly how i feel and exactly what happened to me! bralettes are the way to go if you don't need a lot of support! added bonus of them being vastly cheaper than traditional bras. at this point if someone is offended that a woman has nipples, they have a personal problem, not you.
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I've been happily living the braless life for over a year now. My acute aversion to brassieres, however, has existed ever since I was an awkward tween. I was always told that the uncomfortably-wired undergarment was good for me, and I believed that squeezing into one was a necessary rite of passage to womanhood. "What do you mean? Of course you have to wear a bra !" my mom used to say when I whined in protest. So I followed orders and hooked on a beige, slightly-padded one every morning, thinking I was taking the obligatory express train straight into adulthood.
Years later, I finally realized that this whole must-wear-a-bra thing was utter bullshit. First of all, research shows that wearing a bra 24/7 can actually be bad for you . Yep, bad for you. (You can't fight science, Mom!) More importantly, as I got older, I learned that there are a whole lot of things society tells us we have to do that we actually don't — regardless of what the advertisements and magazine covers tell us, there's no right way for boobs to look. It's all about how you and your nipples feel —and how healthy you are. So in honor of breasts all over the world this National No Bra Day , I'm encouraging anyone out there who has boobs to leave their brassiere in the drawer today, and meet the world with free breasts.
Ever since we were little girls, we were told that women are meant to wear bras and that bras are meant to be worn by women. Fashion magazines tell us which bras we need to have, how many we should own at any given time, and even how to properly arrange our brassiere drawer. In a way, we've been taught that any foundation to a good outfit starts with the underwear and the bra.
The problem is not with wearing a bra in and of itself, but rather the fact that we were never even given the option of whether or not we wanted to wear it in the first place. You don't have to wear a bra to look socially acceptable, and there's nothing inherently vulgar about your breasts just because they are sexualized by society.
Even though bras are meant to be comfortable items of clothing that support us as we're moving throughout the day, the majority of bra-related commercials sexualize the very existence of a bra . We see women flailing around on their luscious bed in a lacy push-up bra, gazing lustfully into the camera while they mysteriously bite their bottom lip. The reality of putting on a bra is very different , though. In fact, the reality of putting on a bra in the morning can be one of the most unsexy things you do all day. You fumble around to hook the clasp in a way that's not going to cut off your circulation, all the while reading a day-old email and trying to remember if you already put on deodorant.
All the more reason to toss the bra out the window and discover your own version of sexy, regardless of what the oversexualized ads say. For me (and for a lot of other friends I know who have adopted the braless way of life), letting my breasts roam without boundaries has made me more body positive. I'm no longer trying to force my boobs to be a shape they're not. You might also find that you feel sexier than ever before when you let your body take the form it's naturally meant to be in.
You know that "Ahh!" feeling at the end of the day when you take off your bra and unleash your boobs from a day of shackles? Well, you could have that feeling every second of the day. Not having a tight bra wrapped around your rib cage can make it easier for you to move around, have a midday stretch, and even breathe easier. Of course, not everyone will feel more comfortable without a bra; those of us with very large breasts may actually need that support in order to move freely themselves. But it's possible you would be more comfortable without one, so at least give it a shot before you make a decision about your own breasts.
Believe it or not, researchers have found that strapping yourself into a bra could have negative effects on the health of your tits. At the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire (University Hospital) in Besançon, France, a team of researchers surveyed 330 women between the ages of 18 and 35 over 15 years, finding that the individuals
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