Lingerie is for Everyone & Every Body #12

On Sunday I shared an image of the same knickers, they are comprised of a sheer black panel at the back, with silky fabric printed with daisies at the front.  I’ve had a lot of compliments on them, they’re  ‘Tu’ from Sainsburys – but a couple of seasons ago.

For this picture I’ve teamed them with a stretchy vest, I love the peaking nipple it reveals. Being a DD cup I rarely venture out and about braless – I envy girls who can.

Last week on the Lorraine show (I love that show as background to my writing) she revealed she’s really uncomfortable NOT wearing a bra, even wearing one to bed.  Lots of people were really shocked, but not me – I am the same.  I wear underwired bras during the day, and very soft, unstructured bras at night.  I hate to wake in the morning with creases on my decolletage caused by the weight of my boobs.

Do other ‘busty girls’ feel the same as me?

Am I alone in wearing night bras?

I’ve always had big breasts, from my early development at 11. I wondered if I would enjoy having smaller ones, to have guys look at my face first not my bust.  Little breasts, particularly those which are more nipple than curves, fascinate me.  I got my answer when an enforced stay in hospital, I was on a drip for about 10 days, caused the weight to drop off me.  I really hated my new shape; my tits had got so much smaller (down to a B/C cup).  My narrower waist was nice, but I hated that my bum was non existent.

I realised my boobs were had become part of my ‘identity’, so now I’m at my usual weight I’m glad the girls are back!