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[wispfox]

Now I want to know if people riding the subway in Boston are seeing giant, curvy women in their underpants on the walls of all the MBTA stations... If not, they _should_!

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[motyl.livejournal.com]

Huh, I always thought "real" just referred to "natural". As opposed to the scarily thin, well endowed women who generally have had surgery to help with the thinness and/or curves, and have been airbrushed to have perfect, skin and such.

Because while they do exist in the real world, there aren't many naturally ribby triple Ds, and I've certainly never seen a woman without pores =P

[leiacat.livejournal.com]

Ok, that I'd buy. (The trouble is, I'm a naturally thin well endowed woman. Not a triple-D, but still - currently, I'm a 32D, which is hard enough. I know I'm in the minority - according to clothing manufacturers, I'm too statistically insignificant to bother making stuff for. I get to hear _a lot_ about how nobody is that thin naturally, and skinny people are too fragile and bony to cuddle, and my favorite, real women have meat on their bones. It gets old after a while.)

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

You are neither too fragile nor too bony to cuddle.

And that is all I have to say. :)

[leiacat.livejournal.com]

I certainly get no complaints from people who actually try. And I dare say in the case of the ones who stay away for that reason(and I know there are some of them), it's their loss altogether.

Also, thank you!

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

their loss altogether.

Agreed. :)

[motyl.livejournal.com]

I feel your pain - I'm on the other side of the "can't find clothes that fit me" spectrum. Because goodness only knows that anyone who has a large frame must have large breasts...

And while I don't think I've been turned down for cuddling, it's still no fun to have people react with shock when they find out how much I weigh. And I still don't know what to make of being told I have "serious wristage" =P

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

*wave hello* from another 32D. Well, that's what I'm wearing, anyway; I probably should be a 30 or even 28 DD.

[In a girly-confidences voice attempting to hide an edge of desperation:] Sooooooooooo! Where do you shop??

[leiacat.livejournal.com]

My life is made more difficult by the fact that I have a very strong preference for 100% cotton, no underwire. Which means that when I see something that works, I stock up.

I've got a stash of Victoria's secret ones that they don't make anymore. (I found them in one of those semi-annual sale bins, and picked up every one I could find).

Currently, I have high hopes for a particular Playtex (http://www.playtexnet.com/detail.asp?id=251&bId=13) one that they don't have in 32, but I think a 34 would work on me on the tightest setting (which I know isn't too helpful to you). A couple of my favorites came from TJ Maxx (Jockey, and they don't make'em like that anymore), which is always a hit-and-miss proposition.

On the other hand, right now I'm actually a bit skinnier than I should be. When I don't stress so much that I forget to have lunch for a few months, I'm a 34, which makes shopping a lot easier.

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the hints! Yes, I too have a stash of Victoria's secret ones that are now discontinued. Sadly this style can now be had only in the 34 and that's not going to work. Definitely next time I find something good I'm going to buy a bundle of 'em!