I don't bother unless I'm going out then it's step into a sports bra and pull it up, a bit of an effort but it's works for me and it's great exercise too! π
I would encourage those with big boobies to try bravissimo. They are more expensive, but are industrial strength and last well. I only put them on to go out, but itβs quite uplifting π If you are up to it, they will measure and size you in the shop x
I have given up wearing them at homeβ¦. Sometimes itβs far too much drama and wears me out. Iβve outgrown all my βsleep brasββ¦ anyone else put on ridiculous amounts of weight π³
Thankyou for making me smile. As I struggle with bras some days I don't bother wearing them, there's only me and the mogs who watch with a 'what is she doing now' expression. Are you going to train for a gold medal?π
Iβm a weak feeble lady with big boobies and no way could I go without. My solution may be considered cheating but I find a man ( usually one around the house - husband) and heβs become very good at helping me on with it. 50 years ago heβd probably been taking it off. Lol
Could I ask if there's a "doubles" version of the event when you can include a partner (possibly other half, but not exclusively)? I might be tempted to enter that. You could award points for getting the bra the right way up and not inside out on first attempt; knowing how to tighten the straps; being able to do all the hooks in one go and on the appropriate tightness, and checking things aren't wonky at the front!
You could be docked points for eye rolling (person having bra put on), sighing or tutting (both parties), or childish sniggering if the boobs are uneven at the front (person doing the putting on).
Instant disqualification for remarks such as "for ****** sake, you'd think you've never done this before" and "it's not my fault it's too tight, you weren't this wide yesterday!"
Just my thoughts - obviously not coming from vast experience!!π ππ³xx
Too much time? I don't know what you mean! π π Action packed days here in my bedroom cum living quarters! (No, not in that way - I knew what you would be thinking there)!π€π
Thank you for recognising my expertise in the bra dressing arena - obviously honed over time! Just wait until I get started on the socks on/off event with or without a sock aid (bloomin useless they are). Doubles again, of course!! π π π xx
We definitely need RA olympics ππ getting to the toilet when stiff in the night . Freestyle and content points. Carrying a cup of tea without leaving half the tea on the floor ππthe list is endless x
God, isn't it? Finally a sporting activity we can partake in! The toilet one is a minefield!! That's before we include the use of tena pads, just in case we're too slow!! As for the tea, haven't yet been able to make one since my accident as I can't stand for long enough not weight bearing, and can't reach my arms across the bloody gutter frame to get anywhere near the kettle or anything else!! Still, it's mostly keeping me out of the fridge too as trying to get the door open and then get in it is almost impossible!!! These Olympics would go on for ever!!!π π xx
I definitely don't think I'm good enough to enter door opening champion yet ....... as for crisp packet gold trophy, if it's purely based on the amount of crisps we can eat, then I would be the gold winner hands down! If it's for opening the bloomin packets, then that would depend on whether we would be allowed to use our teeth as an aid, as that's how I have to do it!! Xππ
Hubby said he will never loose me as he just follows the tea trailππmind you Darcy foxed him the other day by following me an licking it up ππ
Like it - now that does sound interesting. I could definitely enter the team event for getting up and down our front door step atm, as I have my dad in front of me, hubby behind me and mum in the background talking about totally unrelated things and testing my concentration!! Could catch on? Xππ
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