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[sal_amanda]

You should totally be allowed to try on a bra for a more extended period of time before deciding if you want to buy it.

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[busybusymama.livejournal.com]

so true.

[sal_amanda]

Not much of a story. I'm still not at my pre-pregnancy weight so I need some new stuff for my upcoming internship and did a bunch of shopping the other day. Despite reading that your boobs get smaller after breastfeeding, mine are actually still a cup size bigger so I need more than one comfortable bra. The only problem is that in the short time you try on a bra in the dressing room, you don't know what gets itchy or poky after awhile as the day progresses. One of the ones I wound up getting was driving me insane all day and I wish I had known it was going to be like that. Had I more cash, I think I would have just gone to Victoria's Secret like I used to in the olden days of disposable income. The Body ones are always comfy.

[soltantosogni.livejournal.com]

I don't know what size you are/colors you prefer/baby duties you have etc... but VS is having their Semi right now. Sometimes a girl can get lucky

[sal_amanda]

Maybe I'll get to check it out. I wish I had known that before I already bought a couple. Oh well.

[soltantosogni.livejournal.com]

I put Bras through the fucking RINGER before I take them home.

I jump, bend over, sit, stand, lean in every god foraken direction, bend backwards if the back allows. And then I start at the beginning again. All told it usually takes about 15 minutes.

And I've never been sorry. : )

[sal_amanda]

Unfortunately, John and Nora were waiting for me and one of them was getting to the point of needing a nap so I was in a hurry.

[bcurse.livejournal.com]

I totally agree....I so hate being rushed at such a time!