To wear a bra or not wear a bra

I must admit, when I had natural size E - I never thought of not wearing a bra, when your busty you get looked at a lot so we want the girls to look in good shape. Not showing nipples or bounce is perfect, but then I read this article and it got me thinking. I thought would be great to share. When my boobs were removed they weighed 4.4kg..WOW, that is a lot of weight to carry around. I donated them to science the good one and the bad one! See what you think of this

The Chosun Ilbo reports that not wearing a bra is better for your health. And even better, not wearing one doesn’t make your boobs droop:

The conventional wisdom that bras help shape the breasts only applies during the growth period. Wearing bra all day does not lift drooping breasts, nor does not wearing one make them sag. There are no scientific grounds for the widespread belief that wearing a bra changes the shape of breasts.

“A bra can assist in shaping the breasts until the age of 17, when women still grow, but after that physical pressure has no influence on the shape of breasts any more,” a plastic surgeon who runs a clinic in Seoul’s Gangnam said. “The shape of breasts depends on genetic elements, hormone levels, age, severe weight loss, and the number of children borne.”

So do yourself a favor, ladies — let your boobies go free.

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