Sizing for a particularly delicate area

[fleurmellor]

Totally understand this Starling hun,
                                    I have a simalar prob, because i 
am nursing, all my bras are white, big and look soooo lovely on, i 
have never ever seen a coulored nursing bra, and even the crappy 
unfasionable while ones are stupidly expensive, i mean everone always 
goes on about using bright coulors to stimulate babies intelligence i 
bet they all get sick of staring at white cotton just before evry 
feed lol
Fleur
*:)*






--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "Starling" <starling823 at y...> wrote:
> Hello lovely ladies...
> 
> Ladies, some of you will sympathize with this, I hope.  Men, you 
can't
> understand my complaint.  Feel free to read, but you won't get it.
> 
> I cannot find bras.  I am, thanks to the delightful genetic code I 
got from
> my parents (and I'd gladly give this part back)  a DD cup.  I have 
been told
> so many times how "lucky" I am, and how many women spend millions to
> artifically achieve what I have naturally.
> Well, if so many women want a DD, why can't anyone sell decent bras 
for
> it?!??  I have to look high and low for one that fits.  Sometimes 
I'll get
> lucky and a manufacture will have made a generous D, sometimes I 
have go
> ::gulp:: go larger...  and it's always disgustingly expensive. I am 
a
> student, I can't exactly toss away $30 for one bra.  Not that many 
people
> see my underwear, either, but it would be nice to own something 
other than
> white.  I look at my collection, so to speak, and it has all the 
variety of
> someone's grandmother's.  (No offense to my grandma, although 
genetically,
> like I said, it's her fault...)  and Victoria's Secret, that holy 
grail of
> bra shopping, is a waste of my precious time.  They're  too small, 
too thin,
> and too expensive.
> What bewilders me, is how, in a nation that has always idolized 
women with
> big breasts, I cannot find something to hold them up.  I've debated 
writing
> my congressman to complain, even though I know he'd probably just 
stick the
> letter up on the wall for the amusement of the staff.
> 
> Shopping for shirts and blouses is also difficult.  I'll find a 
great
> blouse, only to find it doesn't button quite properly down the 
middle.
> Forget anything clingey.  I enjoy looking fashionable as much as 
the next,
> but it's incredibly hard to do when everything fits fine except for 
one
> rather noticable area.... ::glares in general direction of the 
mall::  I
> have a wedding to go to in late May, so I have to start searching 
for
> something *now*, and even then that's no guarantee that I'll find
> anything...
> 
> Honestly, I'd rather be short.  I could deal with short.  This, on 
the other
> hand, is a pain in the you-know-what ;-)
> 
> There, I've vented.  I feel better.  If I've ruined any male's 
delight in
> large-chested women (I'm told I've done that to several of my 
buds)...oops.
> :)  Sorry.
> 
> Abbie, who can easily spend $200 on a shopping trip entirely on 
necessities,
> and therefore never goes shopping
> 
> starling823 at y...
> "Harry, just go down to the lake tomorrow, right, stick your head 
in, yell
> at the merpeople to give back whatever they've nicked and see if 
they chuck
> it out.  Best you can do, mate."
>  -Ron, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
> 
> 
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