Re: Phil and the laundry/spoiler 9th June

On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 22:45:43 +0100, "Anne Burgess"
<anne.andesite@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I've never really understood the attraction of wired ones
anyway: surely any slight change in shape of the bust
(compared to something with good support of other type; I'm
not advocating no bra) isn't worth what I've always imagined
must be quite uncomfortable after a short time.

John, you are just going to have to believe me when I say that a
good quality underwired one is no more uncomfortable than one
without a wire.

Anne B

I must have just tried bad quality ones then. I had a couple of very
pretty ones from M & S but they are uncomfortable. On the other hand
I never needed a bra until sag set in. I didn't have much to hold up
and still don't, so that might make a difference.

Vicky
A or B cup
.

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