Shouldn’t be that hard, right?

  • calabast@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    You’re alluding to leg atrophy from wheel chair use, but could you go ahead and explain how you believe not wearing a bra would be less detrimental to your tits?

    (I don’t disagree where you say it’s bad for your posture, and I’m not even sure I disagree with you saying it’s bad for your tits, which is why I’m asking for a clearer explanation. Maybe I just don’t understand what you mean by “detrimental”)

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      Every day motion keeps the supporting pectoral muscles in better shape. Strenuous exercise, or large breasts, tend to tip things the other way, because the supportive tissues don’t build up the way muscles do. Topless yoga is great, topless 100m dash, not so much.

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      Basically, since the bra is holding up the breasts, the body isn’t putting as much into the ligaments and such that would normally do the job. Resulting in saggier breasts than would result if you didn’t wear one as often.

      I don’t know how much formal research has been done on it, but that’s the usual line of thought.

      • paysrenttobirds@sh.itjust.works
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        Do they not have National Geographic anymore? I mean there are whole cultures who never wear bras and as a rule they’re not “perky”