Bra pet peeves?

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I never wear bras, they're too much of a sensory issue for me. I'm only an A cup so it's not as big a deal as if I were bigger, but my mom and sister go on about it constantly at me. My mom even paid me to wear a bra to my stepbrother's wedding last month. Those things are evil.

Logically, a long line bra may make the sensory issues worse. But some Aspies do like the pressure of a weighted blanket. Maybe you ought to try different bra styles.

I hate how I have a large chest and it's hard for me to find my size and not have to pay a lot and how pretty much anything but a sports bra (the only kind I can comfortably wear) makes my breasts look bigger and makes me feel self-conscious.

I just get sports bras now much easier to find comfortable ones and much less hassle because no straps to adjust or annoying fastener thing that's hard to fasten and the sizes are simpler.

Before that I would try and find regular bras but without any padding or the wires since i hate both those things and it was always a hassle having to look through so many just to find like two acceptable ones. I wish I would have figured out the sports bras sooner.

Ahh sports bras and lounge bras, I only discovered them in my 30s. The elastic can dig in a bit but they arent the torture device's that regular bras are.

Best part of the day is taking them off, the relief!

Digging underwire and good support. I'm a US 36DD, and have been since I was roughly 13 or 14 (I'm almost 21). I didn't get properly sized until last year by my aunt. Cheap underwire bras don't have enough cup volume, but my comfy ones were $15-20 US (my mom wants me to change them every day, that's $140 US right there).

I often find it difficult to find strapless bras that actually fit me since I'm small-chested (UK 32b). Whilst I have a comfy one that is supposedly my size it usually falls down. This is rather annoying when I want to wear a strapless dress or a top that works better without straps showing. Perhaps I should try going down to a 30 band instead of a 32 when it comes to strapless.

You may be able to sew a bra into your strapless dress.

I have lots of trouble finding ones that are reasonably comfortable, and in the small size I need there's never much of a selection.

With having large breasts I often find it hard to find bras that will fit me without wires so unless I'm at work or if it's cold I wear pasties which cover my nipples and I can be braless.

The only issue with the pasties is that my breasts when I walk sway and move so even though I have pasties it's clear to people my boobs are free

Finding bras that actually support my 56Ds (U.S. size).

I too wear only sports bras. I used to wear other kinds of bras when I was younger, but not anymore.

I only wear sports bras. I don't like spending extra time getting a bra fitted, and I would need to get a separate bra fitted for when I'm on my period (if you know what I mean).