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I have a question regarding breast shape, and please forgive me if it's been covered here a million times. I missed it...
I have been categorizing myself as "full on bottom"...because I'm definitely not "full on top". However, I'm actually "full on sides". I have separated breasts, but my apexes point forward and I don't think my breasts ... are "splayed". It's just that, really, the majority of my breast tissue is on my sides, and it falls under my arms.
Last night I slept in a Barely There Pullover that I hadn't worn in a long time. I felt like I woke myself up every hour because each time I shifted I had to dig a boob out of a pit so I could rearrange my arms. I have small breasts, but they get in the way enough that I choose to sleep in bras for comfort. I prefer to sleep in underwire bras, even though I've read that's not necessarily a good idea, because many unlined bras smash my breasts and push me even more in my armpits. I have a couple of Ahhs and "side-support" unlined bras that work nicely for sleep as well. The thing is - it's because of my "full on sides" shape that I look for side support, tall sides, inner cup sling, etc. When I have a bra on and this tissue is pushed toward my chest, I'm not as shallow on the upper tissue.
Is this merely a characteristic of being "full on bottom" or am I stuck in yet another Calvino-esque endless suspension about my breast shape? (Pun intended).
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Shared on Aug 13, 2013 Flag this
Many of us are knowledgeable enough in bras that even if a bra isn't labeled or labeled correctly, we can still figure out what bra it is. If you have trouble again, you can probably ask us.
I ordered the same bra! I haven't reviewed it yet. Uh oh. We can commiserate. Did you order any other bras? I ordered the Cleo Meg and Cleo Natasha.
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