Paris_Lee said:ha i thought you were talking about the double bubble phenominon.
its where girls get implants but dont get a lift too when they need it so they appear to have 4 boobs. the implant sits higher then the natural breast. /shudder
Rosemary said:LOL! I remember I used to have such a fucking hard time avoiding the quadraboob. I've gone through 3 fittings, 2 at different Victoria Secrets and 1 somewhere else and no one can fucking fit me :crybaby: They all just gave up, handed me their top selling bra, and then handed me some padding. I don't want to live a lie. I'm a 38C, I shouldn't be stuffing my bra.
Walmart has the closest and best fitting bra I've ever worn. That and very tight sports bras. But nothing pretty/fancy.
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LacieLaPlante said:Oh god I have the opposite issue. My boobs will NEVER do that. I have Pectus Excavatum which creates a valley in the middle of my ribcage, moreso than normal cleavage (ever wonder how a girl with such small boobies got rockin cleavage!! Deformities yay!)
Basically this means my boobs always always always create a gap in the bra, looks like it doesn't fit me. But it doesn't matter what size I try on, the bra will always have a little gap. It's so annoying. Even worse when I think I've bought a bra that doesn't do it and then 1 day into wearing, out comes the gap.
Miss_Lollipop said:FOr girls like me who have a whole cup size difference, which is NOT uncommon, it would be awesome if i could mix and match. a C for my left and a D for my right and im good to go!
ScarlettLeigh said:That ad is super funny!
The bras that you see in the stores are what is known as 'ready to wear'. They use standard measurements and make all kinds of assumptions about what an 'average' persons' shape is. For me it's not bra shopping that I struggle with but rather jean shopping. Tiny waist = cute waistband gap in the back.
LadyLuna said:ScarlettLeigh said:That ad is super funny!
The bras that you see in the stores are what is known as 'ready to wear'. They use standard measurements and make all kinds of assumptions about what an 'average' persons' shape is. For me it's not bra shopping that I struggle with but rather jean shopping. Tiny waist = cute waistband gap in the back.
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