Hi Monique, my story is the same as yours. No training bra, and I am now a j cup. I order my bras from a company in England, because I also am small-backed. I am plus sized all over except my back. I hover around a 36 j. The company is called bravissimo. For our big-boobed sister’s, please pass this on.

It’s hard to find good bras that are inexpensive because making good bras requires skill. Making shitty bras is cheap and easy, and people still buy them below a certain size, because their boobs aren’t big enough to cause them to notice.
Its not that brands like Freya are over-priced, its that there are so many…

The dress seems to big for her. If you’re going to have that sort of mesh crap on your dress it can’t be BAGGY. It looks like someone else’s dress that she grabbed at the last minute. But the horses are cool.

It’s like a figure skater from 1988, a goth from 1997, and a little girl who really loves horses all got into a time machine together and arrived in 2017 as a fashion chimera.

I’m with you all the way here. It doesn’t hang well either, which to my mind really defeats the purpose of having an individually styled gown when it’s ill fitting.

I don’t know WHAT it is about it but I HATE that skin-toned net on dresses. I’d rather it be see-through white or black or whatever, but the SKIN TONE just reminds me of robbers with pantyhose on their faces or a Princess Jasmine costume from 1993.

I LOVE CURVY KATE!!! That is the first place I finally found some bras that fit, are cute and comfy!! I used to shop at LB but they didn’t have my size after I kept growing (while in my late 20s) so I had to find something else. I got sick of my bras not fitting correctly and having to adjust myself every 10 minutes.…

Also, apparently in UK sizing you’re a 42FF (congrats on losing boob weight instantaneously!😄) so you don’t have to go digging or order the wrong size. (I got you😉)

I wear a 32H or 32E or 34DDD, depending on whose sizing we are talking here—and I was wearing a 32D back in high school. I always say I have spent more than 40 years trying to suppress my hair, my personality and my breasts—and I really haven’t done that well.

I base all of my conclusions on published, peer-reviewed scientific literature.

You’re imagining just one small sliver of what bullying is like. It’s not just getting a black eye and having your lunch money taken. It’s rumors and insinuations and lies. It’s taunts from groups of kids on the bus. It’s having your books knocked off your desk as people walk by. It’s racial, ethnic, and sexual…

I seriously wish I had had parents like yours in that case. Mine explained everything away. The “Those poor bullies, one should pity them for being themselves, they’re really insecure!” approach taught me contempt, not righteous anger, which I would have needed to defend myself. My parents raised a very polite and…

Did we, though?

Rude condescension isn’t a great way to advocate for your cause

First of all, yes, I’ve “heard of vegetarianism” and have been one for 12 years. I’m not sure where anyone said being vegetarian is unusual in all parts of the world. But guess what? More than 6 billion people aren’t.

Truck is going to be her babie’s name isn’t it?

I’m sure there was a valid reason for the dog to have stayed with a friend. But as usual people have to get up in arms over something they know nothing about.

I watched an HBO doc called Mommy Dead and Dearest. It was about young woman named Gypsy Rose Blanchard who convinced her mentally ill boyfriend to kill her mother. Gypsy’s mother had Munchausens by proxy. Gypsy’s mother drugged her, made her get multiple unnecessary surgeries, forced her to spend her entire life in a…

I have no problem with Trump being Times Man of the Year.
From Snopes:
In Time’s 1938 “Man Of The Year” article, Hitler was labeled the “greatest threatening force that the democratic, freedom-loving world faces today.”

Everytime I see “digital penetration” I have to stop and think, no it’s not penetration testing that you would do when trying to break into a company’s network.