*rests head on desk* ... Bugger.

[ickaimp]

So got fitted for a bra today. Turns out that I'm not an H or I-cup.
I'm -both-.
*head desk*
*head desk*
*head desk*
The right is an H-cup, the 'naughty left girl' --which the Bra Lady also referred to as 'Griselda'-- is an I. ...and a half... #>_<#

Was commented that is a good thing m'not a guy with comparable sizes. Can we say 'tennis balls'? Yowch.

*pinging noise outside*
*Icka looks out the window*
"... Hail."
*pinging increases*
*car is quickly cover ia layer of white*
"... Lots of Hail."

Comments

[ytak.livejournal.com]

There's not much you can ask me about bras that I will be embarrassed about.
That's always a good thing. If I ever have a question about bras, I know who to ask. You've also just explained why I can find bras that 'half fit' (that's how I think of it).

[ickaimp.livejournal.com]

No worries! Several years ago, figured out that yes, I had clevage, no, it wasn't going anywhere, and I should prolly get used to people staring. So I did and find myself being extremely blunt when it comes to breasts. ^^;; And gathering knowledge, cause it's usually an uncomfortable subject for people to learn aobut.

Evidently having one breast that is larger than the other is a very common problem. In my case, it's just... a little bit more extreme. ^^;; (argh. size and a half)

[ytak.livejournal.com]

Well, there *is* breast reduction surgery but that costs money. And then there is the recovery period following it. Its a good thing that you haven't really had back problems till now. I keep thinking of a program I saw about this woman who had her's reduced from double I to a more manageble E. >.<

Evidently having one breast that is larger than the other is a very common problem
I read that somewhere before but that doesn't stop the irritation from being lopsided. *laughs*