Padded bra's

[Wiggles]

As a newly single girl, I was wondering what everyone thought of padded bra's.

On one hand, they make a shirt look nice.

On the other hand, they could very well be false advertisement.

I really love the thing, but it does make the boobage a little less soft. And that would be utter embarrassment to me to have some guy find pillows under my shirt.

Do you think you'd be dissapointed if you discovered those cha cha's weren't as plump as you expected?

Do you wear them out on dates if you expect to get a little frisky?

 

[Siren]

 

[Rubyfruit]

Everybody's tits look different out of the bra than in it, no matter what the size.

How about trying the Wonder Bra for extra cleavage? Also, Fredericks has what they call the water bra, which probably looks really natural.

 

[curvacious]

I don't like to wear the heavy padded ones, but the lightly padded ones are ok. I get self conscious when i wear a tight shirt and get nippley. Also, I like to get bras without seams, and the easiest ones to find are the lightly padded ones.

 

[phrodeau]

You're projecting an ideal body image onto your own, and that's the definition of "drag". Do it if you like it, but don't lose track of the real you.

 

[mbb308]

Depends....

Women I have known who wore padded bras did so because they were self-conscious about how their nipples showed through the bra and top. My gut reaction is, if that is not an issue for you, stick with the thin ones. I always preferred filmy/flimsy.

 

[Wiggles]

Now, I love my boobies, and I've 'heard' they are quite wonderful.

But they just don't fill out a shirt.

I'm a B, they bump me up just a bit more than that. I've become attatched to the damn things.

I'm going to make a trip next Friday to try that wonder bra and the water thingie (doesn't that sound dangerous? LoL).

Go jiggly? Now that's a thought, lol. The nipples are overactive. They'd be peeking at everyone.

 

[RhumbRunner13]

I say be yourself and be proud.

So you are a small titted woman.


Wear a push up bra if ya want.......
but a padded bra is phony and will make you feel self conscience should your make out scene turn more sexual.


Be yourself.
Be proud
and dont wear a bra at all.......let those perky nipples show.

I'm with Siren on this. Personally, I like smaller breasts! I think they will still be standing up well into the "later years". Not only that, my experience is that "smaller" ladies are more sensitive (and I don't mean careing) and seem to enjoy "attention" a little more, but that's JMO.

Rhumb

 

[Mischka]

I like lined bras to slightly conceal the obvious effect of air conditioning on my nipples. I've never cared for padded, though. It seems like a bait and switch to me - one minute you're sporting cleavage, and then when it really counts, the mounds disappear.

 

[mbb308]

If you're a B....

go the wonder thingie - my opinion, and I've groped a boob or three. B's are fine - wonderful - more than sufficient. I've been w/ every size from AA to DD - it's the person they are on that counts most!!!

 

[morninggirl5]

I hate wearing a bra. I want one as close to not being there as possible, so no way am i wearing one that is padded.

 

[SweetCherry]

Everybody's tits look different out of the bra than in it, no matter what the size.

How about trying the Wonder Bra for extra cleavage? Also, Fredericks has what they call the water bra, which probably looks really natural.

Oh those water bras are amazing. I love mine, gives me a little more cleavage and it looks more natural when you're moving.

 

[Mr. Bootie]

I know I've said this before but......

I've never met a pair of boobs that I didn't like.


No Hon', size is not important. I do not mind a padded or push up bra but, it is a bit confusing to the guy when you appear to be bustier than you really are. I'd rather know you true size than to be fooled *smiles* ( Besides, I'd have fun with the boobies no matter what size you are. *wink* ) What was that old butter slogan?? " It's not nice to fool mother nature "


Well... It's equally not nice to fool father time. *wink*





kgboot
aka "Mr. Bootie"

 

[Siren]

 

[Mistress]

<---can not live without her padding because of size difference

 

[Wiggles]

So, the general consesus so far is nay on the padded bras?

Definitely going to Victorias secret this weekend for one of those water bra's.

But... I think I'll keep my little boosters. Cause' they really do look great.

Thanks for all the replies so far.

 

[mike_mike02128]

Padding?

All titties are good titties......small, medium, large. I Haven't yet met a pair of boobs that I didnt like.

I think if your going for a look, and the look calls for a little padding then what the hell....pad em. If it makes you look (or feel) better, then by all means put the padded bra on. You wont disappoint me.

But dont be ashamed of your small tits.

If you want an opinion on them....then post a pic...we'll let you know what we think...

 

[patient1]

They look great in that white dress av.

Some people dress for comfort.
Some people dress for appearances.
Some people dress for various reasons, like the designer, or who gave them the outfit.


Just dress the way that's true to yourself.

I don't think clothing becomes a false advertising issue unless you're on a date.

 

[Shy Tall Guy]

Now, I love my boobies, and I've 'heard' they are quite wonderful.

But they just don't fill out a shirt.

I wouldn't bother - I have seen your tatas in your Avs and they are just stupendous, but then again, I don't think anybody is going to be dissapointed if you wore a pushup/padded/etc. bra and then took it off.

I say take it off, take it all off!

 

[monster666]

Damn you women and your nipple games. Let those delectables show and taunt and tease, won't you? Air conditioning would have been the greatest invention of the past 100 years if not for those damned lined bras.

I like lined bras to slightly conceal the obvious effect of air conditioning on my nipples.

 

[Wiggles]

I don't think clothing becomes a false advertising issue unless you're on a date.

Yeah, that's what I'm worried about. With my ex, it didn't matter because he already knew the girls and he was the only one *ahem* seeing them.

But with this weird singleness anybody could be my next date. So, I don't want to steer anybody wrong. The bra just compliments my figure. Without it I look sinewy. With it, I look curvacious.

I guess I'm just questioning what I want to put out there, and what will happen if I do.

STG- Why am I not suprised?

 

[brisbon]

do what makes you feel good ....

 

[ronde]

Hey Wiggles, just be yourself

The biggest set on the planet pale in comparison to the ability to carry on an intelligent conversation and the possession of a good sense of humor. It would disappointed to find that a woman had enhanced her size with padding, but the disappointment would be because of her lack of confidence, not because of the size. All breasts are beautiful to see, and while my experience is somewhat limited, I've never found any that weren't a pleasure to touch. Just be yourself, no matter how big you are.

 

[LukkyKnight]

Oh such a dilemma... damn, I just know I'm about to insult SOME-body if I say this wrong.

Let's start with the easy part:
B-cup breasts are perfectly adequate to attract male attention. Sinewy sounds like a fairly harsh self-evaluation, and in my experience virtually every woman with any brains at all is her own worst critic about body-image stuff. Get over it.

Do you want men to wear undewear that sculpts their butts, or pads the other side?

We each have our own unique shape, that's what makes life interesting.

Let me put it another way: would you want to be dating a guy who was so oriented on your breasts that the difference between a B and a C meant he would or wouldn't go out with you? Damn, you'd have to be nuts, wouldn't you? There's more to life than large breasts, and there's no such thing as a PERFECT breast. The delight comes from the diversity.

 

[Guest]

I'd be disappointed if the boobies are made out of saline or worse.