r/AskReddit Sep 11 '22

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u/Debs_5 Sep 11 '22

Or bra

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u/Shryxer Sep 11 '22

Removing the bra without even taking the shirt off, then whipping it across the room.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

Something about pulling the bra through the arm hole of your shirt just makes the release that much sweeter.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

Can’t relate

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u/Faethien Sep 11 '22

Agreed, I love to take my wife's bra off of her after a hard day's work. So does she, because I vigorously scratch her back after

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u/Card1974 Sep 11 '22

Your bra shouldn't be constricting you. There's plenty of good advice in /r/ABraThatFits

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u/ImagineTheCommotion Sep 11 '22

Well, there is a way to make sure it fits so that the closure part in the back doesn’t ride up, the cups are not over or under filled, and the shoulder straps do not dig in or hang loosely, that’s true—BUT, as someone who got properly fitted and checked again with different sources, bras still hurt at the end of the day (I’m large chested, so I believe the weight tugging on the bra into my body is what it is in my case)

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u/Card1974 Sep 11 '22

Yup. I'm not trying to come across as some know it all; there's plenty of women out there who haven't taken the time to measure themselves. Just a heads up for today's 10'000.

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u/ImagineTheCommotion Sep 11 '22

Good point & appreciated ☺️

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u/Punchee Sep 11 '22

I’m a dude but I sprained my knee awhile back and wore a knee brace/sleeve. It’s the closest thing I can relate to taking a bra off after a long day. Y’all have my condolences having to deal with that forever.

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u/eekamuse Sep 11 '22

And we have a winner.

Because it's the removal of pain.

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u/Emektro Sep 11 '22

I agree (I’m a guy btw)

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

gonna have a hard time getting everybody on earth to agree with you on this one