And speaking of underwear

[cjsmith]

Now that I've got your attention :-)

Why the @#$! can't anyone make a decent sports bra for someone who has more chest than Julia Roberts? HELLO. Us larger types need MORE support up top, not less. No, mashing everything together so that ALL the skin on the torso jiggles wildly up and down does not make the grade. Anything requiring dislocation of the shoulder joint in order to put it on does not count either. And if ya have to ask, I must admit that it would be ideal if it wasn't painful to wear.

When I hit the lotto jackpot I'm gonna buy one of everything Title 9 has. Maybe they have something good, but fitting a bra by mail-order is a recipe for disaster.

Comments

[busysuzy.livejournal.com]

Let me know if you find anything! I'm in the market for "well-endowed" support, too. I HATE the "let's just mash it all together" type of so-called sports bra. I wear a minimizer bra for biking/walking/weights, and that's not bad, but gawd forbid I try to jog or jump or hop or any such thing. Hideous, just hideous, I tell ya!

[cassidyrose.livejournal.com]

but gawd forbid I try to jog or jump or hop or any such thing. Hideous, just hideous, I tell ya!

Yeah, try tap-dancing--I have yet to find a decent sports bra that will keep me relatively in place during tap class. One of the members of the tap company resorted to duct-taping her boobs in place for the show last year.

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

I did something similar once, not with duct tape but with some kind of bandagey sticky-tape. Unfortunately, I appeared to be allergic to it ...!

Oops. :-)

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

Yeah! Do you get that burning sensation across your upper chest, like the perforated line just below your shoulders is about to give? Or do you get the poundy thuddy ache behind the tits? I am heartily sick of both of these.

I gotta wonder why breast reduction surgery is not widely acclaimed as a good fitness move. I can't be the only woman with this complaint.