sports bra to bed or no?

randomtai wrote: »

AlciaMode wrote: »

randomtai wrote: »

AlciaMode wrote: »

I read a medically backed article that going braless is much healthier and allows your breasts to stay perkier as the muscles holding them remain stronger. I only wear a bra when I go to work.

Pretty sure that's false.

Pretty sure you are wrong.

http://www.bustle.com/articles/138979-6-benefits-of-going-braless

University of Franche-Comté professor Jean-Denis Rouillon conducted a 15 year study into the effects of bras on breasts in that period of time. He found that there were no benefits to bra wearing, and said, "Medically, physiologically, anatomically, the breast does not benefit from being deprived of gravity."

In the same study, Roullion found that not wearing a bra actually made women's breasts stronger. The long term effects of not wearing a bra showed that more muscle tissue grew to provide natural support. Skip the weight machines at the gym, just throw out your bra! (Or don't, as the study advises those wearing bras consistently past a certain age won't reap the benefits of suddenly going braless — you have to start early!)

Oh yeah that website is legit. :laugh:

htimpaired wrote: »

I only wear a sports bra to bed if I'm planning on getting up early in the AM to exercise. I sleep in my workout clothes so I just add socks and shoes and I'm ready to go.

nutmegoreo wrote: »

ChxSurf782 wrote: »

brower47 wrote: »

ChxSurf782 wrote: »

Totally a side note, but I wonder: If guys started a thread about type of underwear we do or do not wear to bed, complete with descriptions of the size of our package and how the support feels to us, would it be banned/locked?

I have nothing against this thread (it's fascinating really), but I have to assume that men would not be granted the same option to discuss their manhood. Or, am I wrong?

Try one and find out.

"Guys, what keeps you comfortable at night?"

I might just do that! However, there's a cultural double standard hidden here somewhere; I think that the discussion of "I have a large 8" penis and it's very uncomfortable for it to stick to my legs at night without support" is somehow less acceptable than "I have 34G breasts that I must keep from flopping around".

Again, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with either discussion, just curious if MFP agrees.

Mods? Thoughts?

I do believe you have a point, certainly. There are gender differences in what is perceived as acceptable. There are also gender differences in society as a whole. I'm not saying it's okay, but then no one here is talking about keeping their kitten covered at night either. I suspect that may also get shut down fast too, depending on the attention grabbing title.

We do regularly have threads regarding which is a better bra for running, without a male counterpoint. I guess the question is how unruly is the little guy?

As a side note, if my boobs were sticking to my legs, I would be more inclined to wear a bra to bed. :laugh:

AlciaMode wrote: »

I read a medically backed article that going braless is much healthier and allows your breasts to stay perkier as the muscles holding them remain stronger. I only wear a bra when I go to work.

Heartisalonelyhunter wrote: »

Spunkie__Munkie wrote: »

SideSteel wrote: »

I don't wear one to bed.

Mine usually end up thrown in the back seat of my car. I can't be asked to wear them all day much less at night.. sometimes they end up in my purse while at work. I'm in shock at the number of people who "keep the girls locked up". Are they in jail?

I had to read this a few times to understand. I thought you were talking about your boobs getting thrown into the back seat of the car....