Comments | thehobbit: Ah, ha, ha

thehobbit

Ah, ha, ha

Nov 16, 2011 03:27

I had a serious conversation about performing today stemming directly from the most fucked up realization ever ( Read more... )

god's cruel joke, breasts, over the shoulder boulder holders, body parts

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n3m3sis42 November 16 2011, 11:56:10 UTC

I'm wearing a 36JJ right now. So annoying and hard to find one that looks nice.

Want to hear how physio went. Are you guys ok?

thehobbit November 16 2011, 22:48:49 UTC

I know you get me on the bra thing. Ilu4ever. But what I find most frustrating is I feel like my boobs are growing instead of shrinking. Like, I dunno', shouldn't my supply have leveled by now? WHY THE GROWING?! WTF?!

Grr. Whatever.

And I posted about phsio. We're fine, like I figured, but it actually WAS fun. That wasn't sarcasm. It was two hours of playing with my kid. It was so adorbz.

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thehobbit November 16 2011, 23:06:06 UTC

Well, that's another screwed up thing. Non maternity bras fit one way (I feel) and maternity/nursing bras have their own special sizing and it's making me insane.

And don't say the p word. I can't...I don't even...my head will blow up.

pinkminx November 16 2011, 13:56:52 UTC

I love that bra! I mean, the Panache Tango II Plunge. The balconette comes up a bit too high and the centre gore irritates me a little, but the plunge is a perfect fit insofar as I'm concerned.

thehobbit November 16 2011, 22:34:16 UTC

I loved my plunge prepregnancy but I'm still stumped on what size to buy. It seems to only go up to H cups and while I think I'm a J in certain panache bras I think I could get away with the H in a 36, maybe, but then I don't really want to buy another bra that won't work.

But I want a pretty bra that isn't an ugly wireless nursing bra. Though I'm unsure how to nurse in the plunge. Do you pull boobs up and out or go under? Is that a stupid question?

I think that's a stupid question. I'M STILL ASKING.

pinkminx November 16 2011, 22:36:40 UTC

I pop mine up and out. I find this works reasonably well with bras that are low cut and simple fabric with underwires instead of moulded cup, although I suppose it does cut down the age the bra will survive to somewhat.

Low cup? Low cut, dammit. I can spell.

thehobbit November 16 2011, 22:44:25 UTC

Hrmmm. I'm also wondering how it'd work with pumping. It'd be nice to have a bra with underwires for work (YAY NO BACK PAIN) but I'm unsure how to put my pump bra on quickly over that.

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downwardlashes November 17 2011, 04:44:33 UTC

Nursing two kids at once seems to have permanently shrunk my boobs, maybe that will happen to you too? I went from a D to a B, though. I can't even fathom what its like to have such boobage.