Do You Wear a Bra in Your House?

If I dont start out with a bra I wont wear one, but if I get dressed and go out I dont feel the need to rip it off when I get home. I personally dont like unexpected guests. So if you drop by my house without calling, there is a good chance Im going to be a hot mess with no bra and a messy house. Ooops, should have called.

Comes off as soon as I get home.....if one of my kid's friends come over, I don't put it back on, I put another layer over it...This time of year sweatshirts are wonderful!

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I wear one until I'm putting on my pj's and ready to lay in bed. I cannot stand to have them flopping around. Could be that I'm a dd. I guess if I was a b cup, I would mind it so much.

not usually, im often in lounge wear, and have only a c cup, but if Im wearing a white tee in the house, yes, i wear my bra, a comfy nursing one, but i look for tops that have some lycra or whatever so they stretch a bit and flatter my breasts without emphasizing them. Out and about shopping or whatever, I think if you have a heavy chest, you should tie the girls up, no one wants to watch them swing around except some old perv! ok everyone should tie them up when their out, its just not right to be have them "hanging or standing tall and perky" imo.

ALWAYS.

But I'm also a 38DDD or 36DDDD, and naturally, so the girls don't stay where they belong without one.

It's just uber uncomfortable to outright painful not be wearing one.

I should add... it took years to find the "right" kind of bra. The kind that I can't feel and keeps the girls corralled. For me that's a non-stretch thin strapped lace underwire demi. And fit to a dream. With the triangle perfect over my sternum, the cups the right size (underwire shouldn't poke... if it's poking it's the wrong size), the band the right taughtness. For my sister she has to do full coverage wide strap stretch satin, my best friend needs a cross in the back stretchy strap jersey type.

I never wear a bra at home-but I also rarely wear one away from home, that's what camisoles are for. I can see why a person would feel obligated to wear one professionally, but I honestly don't understand what is 'wrong' with not wearing one at home or even on one's leisure time. Maybe it's the number of 'recovered' hippies in my family, or having spent a few of my developing years in Europe, but I really do not see what the big deal is about NOT wearing a bra...most women the world over have breasts and nipples, it's nothing to be ashamed of, right?

I understand that big busted ladies really do need the support, but that doesn't sound like your issue.

No, don't wear one at home.
I hate bras. Who doesn't.
I only wear, at home, a sports "bra" top, under my t-shirts.
I am not huge breasted. So its fine.

I don't have friends drop by unexpectedly... they always call first. And, you tell your son to always call you first, if when older, and his friends wanna come over. Its just courtesy. Not only that you may be bra-less... but maybe your house is not neat at that moment or you have other plans. So, no matter what... even my Husband will call first, if at any time his buddies are coming over.

It comes off when I walk in the door.

But if you try you can find bras that are more comfortable. I changed from under-wire bras several years ago and wear one that is more like a soft knit that I get from Lane Bryant. It is much more comfortable and smooth, no wires poking out when I lean over.

i go braless and my boys dont notice or if they notice dont mention it. if his friends drop by put on a sweat shirt it hides it. or cover up with a blanket. until they are about 12 they wont notice anyway. if you find a comfortable bra that doesnt ride let me know. ps unless you have really big nipples it may not be too obvious anyway.

I am just like you :) My bra is usually on the steps to go upstairs. When the door knocks i have to rush and get it on...lol! I have had the kids walk in with friends and had to run! Not wearing one as we speak :) Maybe we need to find more comfortable bras? For now i rip it off as soon as it annoys me...

Whenever I'm dressed,I always wear a bra and it's my 2 girls and hubby. As far as going braless, I think it depends on your size and what type of clothing you're wearing. If you're wearing a baggy sweatshirt, no problem. If you're in a lightweight t-shirt, you need to cover up.

Never wear one if I can help it!! I take it off the minute I get home!

I always wore a bra if I knew someone else might be coming over or if someone did come over I'd be off to put the contraption back on. In front of just my sons, even grown up, I dont feel uncomfy without one.

I put on a bra when I get dressed. I don't like the thought of someone dropping by and me not having a bra on. I am fairly chesty as well. I think if I had a smaller bust size, I probably wouldn't wear one. I have a Hanes bra that I love love love love. It's just a Hanes Her Way that has lightly padded cups.
The best advice I can give, is to go get fitted. There are several department stores that do it, as well as Victoria's Secret. That will tell you what the proper size is for you. That should got a LONG way in helping. Also, try on a bra before you buy it. Make sure that it's going to work for you. Jump up and down, jog in place, bend over, etc to make sure the girls are going to stay put.

i always wear one, even to bed, or I wake up with sore boobies. but i dont see any problem with not wearing one around your house, unless you have company.

I often go braless, especially at home. It's family and there is nothing wrong with the natural state of the body. My four children range in age from 4 1/4 to 8 1/2; I have two boys & two girls. I nursed my youngest for not quite 4 years and I rarely wore a bra, even out and about. I will wear a bra though if my top is low cut, or very thin. Also, I will wear a nice soft comfortable one if I need a little extra support which every once in a while I feel the need for. Usually I'll just wear a cami and my top. And often, if the clothing item is bulkier such as a sweater, it's not obvious you're not wearing one. Before my little ones were born, I could sleep in my bra (even if it had underwires!) but now I just don't feel the need.

depends on how big you are and what type of clothes you wear. are you wearing revealing clothes, snug fitting? or loose? i am super busty so i have to wear a bra-even to bed or i am extremely uncomfortable. there are alot of "sleep bra"s out there that are great for lounging around in at home or even a quick trip to the store. victoria's secret has some cute ones and if you do a google search, i am sure you will find plenty!

M

The minute I get home I also take off my bra. My kids boys are 15 and 10 and first of all why would they care and if you have been doing this the whole time they don't know anybetter. I where my clothes big and is a DDD

My one daughter would die if I walked around without a bra around the house and I am a size B. Sometimes I take off the bra and wear a cami under my shirt. As soon as it is just my husband and I the bra will be off at home. Maybe everything will be off ..LOL

Well you still have quite a while before your son will be bringing friends home! I wouldn't feel awkward about being braless in front of your son and his friends until they're around 11 y/o or so. I tend to wear bras more as I've gotten older, just for the support and because I don't enjoy seeing my own boobs sagging under my shirt. But oh, the feeling when that contraption comes off!

I do wear my bra all the time and sometimes even sleep in it.

I am a natural perky 34DD and plan to stay that way.

I've never had bras that were uncomfortable. I love Wacoal and I get them at Neimans.

Maybe you should have a bra sizing and find something comfy if you are looking to stay in a bra longer. The feeling of no bra is good sometimes too!!

All that said, I have nothing against someone braless or topless and in the right situation, beach, etc, I'm right there with you.

I go braless & wear jammies or comy clothes while at home I hate being dressed at home it drives me crazy to clean in good clothes, come on here we are talking about stains from food kids yucky hands cleaning the toilets the sink the tub daily.I'll get all nice & pretty to step outside to the stores appointments wherever else just not at home if I have the unexpected guests it's usually my lil sis which she could careless my in laws they know me & could also careless or my own parents which also could careless they know what a sahm goes through being home all day with kiddos & the never ending household duties.Since my kids are still young & have yet to have friends over i'm not worried yet about having a bra on all the time till then i'm happy to be braless...

well, are you braless or topless?!
Sometimes I have one on, sometimes I don't! I am a DDD and soon to be nursing mom, so I have a feeling that these bad girls are gonna be constricted for the next year or so...but I absolutely take mine off when I get home! IF I do feel the need to wear one at home I usually will wear one that is cotton, no wire.
L.

I always wear a bra at home, I'm used to it. I love the maternity ones I have, got them at Motherhood when I was breastfeeding my daughter and now that I am pregnant again I still use them. They are 100% cotton and very soft. I even sleep with my bra on.

any opportunity i can take mine off I do, however my house is FULL, we live with Gma, Gpa, BIL (his kids everyother weekend), hunny and our kid, plus two dogs! So, it pretty much only comes off when it is bed time and if I can sneak an hour or so early in the morning. I do wear a sports bra when I can, I love the Danceskin avail at walmart. there are many sports bras that have good support and I know many who are top heavy that just wear two!

I always war a bra. I'm your opposite, I guess: I hate the feeling of NOT having O. on. I even like a sleep bra at night. I'm 47 and and the girls are still pretty perky!

Mary D.R

No Bra Wear

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Date: Sat, 28 May 2011 02:19:42 -0700

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Banish the Bra?No longer just hidden under shirts, Victoria's Secret brought the bra out into the open, making it a real fashion statement. But could a woman's bra actually be dangerous to her health?"Our research has shown that the bras issue, we believe is the leading cause of breast cancer", said Sydney Ross Singer, who wrote a book about what he believes is a link between breast cancer and bras.Ther Know Laws Say Women Wear A Bra They Can Go Bralesss All The Time Women White To,.:?"In fact to look at breast disease and ignore bras is like looking at foot disease and ignoring tight shoes," said Singer.

Singer's center conducted a study involving five thousand American bank in the 1960 American cancer smoking did course cancer. in they say seaming about bra wear at same time 1960 of the hipper monuments that way the hipper women when braless ,.? at that time four all women. bra give you haertacate backbone cancer. healther to go braless all the time,.they found out.

They looked at past behavior, including how tight the bras were and how long the women wore them. Here's what they found:

Women who wore a bra for 24 hours a day, had a 3 out of 4 chance of developing breast cancer.

If a bra is worn 12 hours a day, there was a 1 in 7 risk.

And women who didn't wear a bra had about the same rate of developing breast cancer as a man.

"So what's happening with the bra is that women are preventing the proper flushing of fluid and toxins out of their breasts," said Singer.

Singer claims a bra is too constricting, interfering with the body's lymphatic system.

This causes toxins to build up, eventually causing cancer.

"If you get rid of the bra, your breasts will finally be able to flush out the fluid," said Singer.

But mainstream medical doctors dismiss the study.

"There's no evidence in any of the world research data that I'm aware of that supports the fact that breast cancer risk is increased by wearing a bra or a bra that's too tight," said Dr. Ermilo Barrera of the American Cancer Society.

Dr. Barrera says women should get mammograms to reduce risk factors and not worry about their bras.

"Watch their weight, exercise, drink only in moderation and don't smoke," said Doctor Hussein.

Doctor Atif Hussein, Medical Director at the Memorial Cancer Institute calls the bra study interesting, but said, "it really is hard to tell you wearing the bra in itself was the contributing factor."

He says it's not the bra, but the risk factors of the women who wear them that is the deciding factor.

"Women who may be overweight tend to wear bras, therefore I would say the factors that contributed to those women wearing the bra contributed to their high risk rather than the bra itself," said Doctor Hussein. He said the issue should be studied more.

But despite criticism from the medical community, Singer is sticking to his mission saying, "there's absolutely nothing good about bras, it's completely a fashion accessory."

He is encouraging women to banish their bras for better health, saying, "We live in a culture where women feel insecure with a natural bust line, but if the price of fashion is disease, then you have to decide whether you want to participate in that or not."

Singer is now studying women who go bra-free to find out if they have lower rates of breast cancer.

Sorboni Banerjee, 7News.

(Copyright 2008 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)

issue is all women should go braless all the time.

New England News Special Report Email this article to a friend Watch the video

Banish the Bra?
No longer just hidden under shirts, Victoria's Secret brought the bra out into the open, making it a real fashion statement.
But could a woman's bra actually be dangerous to her health?
"Our research has shown that the bras issue, we believe is the leading cause of breast cancer", said Sydney Ross Singer, who wrote a book about what he believes is a link between breast cancer and bras.
"In fact to look at breast disease and ignore bras is like looking at foot disease and ignoring tight shoes," said Singer.
Singer's center conducted a study involving five thousand American women, half had breast cancer.
They looked at past behavior, including how tight the bras were and how long the women wore them. Here's what they found:
Women who wore a bra for 24 hours a day, had a 3 out of 4 chance of developing breast cancer.
If a bra is worn 12 hours a day, there was a 1 in 7 risk.
And women who didn't wear a bra had about the same rate of developing breast cancer as a man.
"So what's happening with the bra is that women are preventing the proper flushing of fluid and toxins out of their breasts," said Singer.
Singer claims a bra is too constricting, interfering with the body's lymphatic system.
This causes toxins to build up, eventually causing cancer.
"If you get rid of the bra, your breasts will finally be able to flush out the fluid," said Singer.
But mainstream medical doctors dismiss the study.
"There's no evidence in any of the world research data that I'm aware of that supports the fact that breast cancer risk is increased by wearing a bra or a bra that's too tight," said Dr. Ermilo Barrera of the American Cancer Society.
Dr. Barrera says women should get mammograms to reduce risk factors and not worry about their bras.
"Watch their weight, exercise, drink only in moderation and don't smoke," said Doctor Hussein.
Doctor Atif Hussein, Medical Director at the Memorial Cancer Institute calls the bra study interesting, but said, "it really is hard to tell you wearing the bra in itself was the contributing factor."
He says it's not the bra, but the risk factors of the women who wear them that is the deciding factor.
"Women who may be overweight tend to wear bras, therefore I would say the factors that contributed to those women wearing the bra contributed to their high risk rather than the bra itself," said Doctor Hussein. He said the issue should be studied more.
But despite criticism from the medical community, Singer is sticking to his mission saying, "there's absolutely nothing good about bras, it's completely a fashion accessory."
He is encouraging women to banish their bras for better health, saying, "We live in a culture where women feel insecure with a natural bust line, but if the price of fashion is disease, then you have to decide whether you want to participate in that or not."
Singer is now studying women who go bra-free to find out if they have lower rates of breast cancer.
Sorboni Banerjee, 7News.
(Copyright 2008 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)

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?2011 Sunbeam Television Corp.

Updated

Mary D.R

No Bra Wear

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Date: Sat, 28 May 2011 02:19:42 -0700

Special ReportEmail this article to a friend Watch the video

Banish the Bra?No longer just hidden under shirts, Victoria's Secret brought the bra out into the open, making it a real fashion statement. But could a woman's bra actually be dangerous to her health?"Our research has shown that the bras issue, we believe is the leading cause of breast cancer", said Sydney Ross Singer, who wrote a book about what he believes is a link between breast cancer and bras.Ther Know Laws Say Women Wear A Bra They Can Go Bralesss All The Time Women White To,.:?"In fact to look at breast disease and ignore bras is like looking at foot disease and ignoring tight shoes," said Singer.

Singer's center conducted a study involving five thousand American bank in the 1960 American cancer smoking did course cancer. in they say seaming about bra wear at same time 1960 of the hipper monuments that way the hipper women when braless ,.? at that time four all women. bra give you haertacate backbone cancer. healther to go braless all the time,.they found out.

They looked at past behavior, including how tight the bras were and how long the women wore them. Here's what they found:

Women who wore a bra for 24 hours a day, had a 3 out of 4 chance of developing breast cancer.

If a bra is worn 12 hours a day, there was a 1 in 7 risk.

And women who didn't wear a bra had about the same rate of developing breast cancer as a man.

"So what's happening with the bra is that women are preventing the proper flushing of fluid and toxins out of their breasts," said Singer.

Singer claims a bra is too constricting, interfering with the body's lymphatic system.

This causes toxins to build up, eventually causing cancer.

"If you get rid of the bra, your breasts will finally be able to flush out the fluid," said Singer.

But mainstream medical doctors dismiss the study.

"There's no evidence in any of the world research data that I'm aware of that supports the fact that breast cancer risk is increased by wearing a bra or a bra that's too tight," said Dr. Ermilo Barrera of the American Cancer Society.

Dr. Barrera says women should get mammograms to reduce risk factors and not worry about their bras.

"Watch their weight, exercise, drink only in moderation and don't smoke," said Doctor Hussein.

Doctor Atif Hussein, Medical Director at the Memorial Cancer Institute calls the bra study interesting, but said, "it really is hard to tell you wearing the bra in itself was the contributing factor."

He says it's not the bra, but the risk factors of the women who wear them that is the deciding factor.

"Women who may be overweight tend to wear bras, therefore I would say the factors that contributed to those women wearing the bra contributed to their high risk rather than the bra itself," said Doctor Hussein. He said the issue should be studied more.

But despite criticism from the medical community, Singer is sticking to his mission saying, "there's absolutely nothing good about bras, it's completely a fashion accessory."

He is encouraging women to banish their bras for better health, saying, "We live in a culture where women feel insecure with a natural bust line, but if the price of fashion is disease, then you have to decide whether you want to participate in that or not."

Singer is now studying women who go bra-free to find out if they have lower rates of breast cancer.

Sorboni Banerjee, 7News.

(Copyright 2008 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)

issue is all women should go braless all the time.

New England News Special Report Email this article to a friend Watch the video

Banish the Bra?
No longer just hidden under shirts, Victoria's Secret brought the bra out into the open, making it a real fashion statement.
But could a woman's bra actually be dangerous to her health?
"Our research has shown that the bras issue, we believe is the leading cause of breast cancer", said Sydney Ross Singer, who wrote a book about what he believes is a link between breast cancer and bras.
"In fact to look at breast disease and ignore bras is like looking at foot disease and ignoring tight shoes," said Singer.
Singer's center conducted a study involving five thousand American women, half had breast cancer.
They looked at past behavior, including how tight the bras were and how long the women wore them. Here's what they found:
Women who wore a bra for 24 hours a day, had a 3 out of 4 chance of developing breast cancer.
If a bra is worn 12 hours a day, there was a 1 in 7 risk.
And women who didn't wear a bra had about the same rate of developing breast cancer as a man.
"So what's happening with the bra is that women are preventing the proper flushing of fluid and toxins out of their breasts," said Singer.
Singer claims a bra is too constricting, interfering with the body's lymphatic system.
This causes toxins to build up, eventually causing cancer.
"If you get rid of the bra, your breasts will finally be able to flush out the fluid," said Singer.
But mainstream medical doctors dismiss the study.
"There's no evidence in any of the world research data that I'm aware of that supports the fact that breast cancer risk is increased by wearing a bra or a bra that's too tight," said Dr. Ermilo Barrera of the American Cancer Society.
Dr. Barrera says women should get mammograms to reduce risk factors and not worry about their bras.
"Watch their weight, exercise, drink only in moderation and don't smoke," said Doctor Hussein.
Doctor Atif Hussein, Medical Director at the Memorial Cancer Institute calls the bra study interesting, but said, "it really is hard to tell you wearing the bra in itself was the contributing factor."
He says it's not the bra, but the risk factors of the women who wear them that is the deciding factor.
"Women who may be overweight tend to wear bras, therefore I would say the factors that contributed to those women wearing the bra contributed to their high risk rather than the bra itself," said Doctor Hussein. He said the issue should be studied more.
But despite criticism from the medical community, Singer is sticking to his mission saying, "there's absolutely nothing good about bras, it's completely a fashion accessory."
He is encouraging women to banish their bras for better health, saying, "We live in a culture where women feel insecure with a natural bust line, but if the price of fashion is disease, then you have to decide whether you want to participate in that or not."
Singer is now studying women who go bra-free to find out if they have lower rates of breast cancer.
Sorboni Banerjee, 7News.
(Copyright 2008 Sunbeam Television. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)

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