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FREEDOM
TO
THE
BREASTS!
Have
you
ever
wondered
why
you
wear
a
bra?
Moreover,
did
you
ever
questioned
it?
I
certainly
didn’t
in
the
beginning,
which
is
rather
strange
since
I
have
always
questioned
everything
in
my
life.
I
remember
the
first
time
I
wore
one
of
these
contraptions--and
it
was
certainly
not
due
to
my
mother’s
or
family’s
subjection
to
society’s
traditions,
for
they
failed
to
realize
that
I
was
developing
into
a
young
woman
in
those
days.
So,
embarrassed
by
the
fact
that
every
one
of
my
female
classmates
was
already
wearing
one
of
these
things,
and
that
it
was
getting
obvious
that
I
might
“need”
one
very
soon,
I
asked
my
best
friend
if
she
thought
that
her
mother
could
give
me a
bra
for
my
birthday.
Obviously,
I
was
too
embarrassed
to
ask
my
mother
to
buy
me
one.
So,
the
day
came
when
I,
in
fact,
tried
on
the
so
called
bra,
and...
Oh
My!
Was
that
an
uncomfortable
and
awkward
day
for
me.
All
of a
sudden,
I
felt
as
if
my
little
breasts
had
been
imprisoned
in
what
seemed
to
me a
questionable
item
to
wear.
That
was
at
age
fourteen.
Then,
by
age
twenty,
this
“thing”
about
the
bra
really
bothered
me,
until
one
day
I
said
to
myself:
“Wait
a
minute
. .
.
why
is
it
that
I
keep
wearing
this
thing?
It
is
definitely
uncomfortable,
I
can
never
find
the
‘right’
size
(I
used
to
wear
an
‘A’
cup,
but
somehow
nothing
ever
fit
me),
it
is
expensive,
and
most
important
of
all...
men
don’t
use
one!
So,
why
should
I
wear
one?
Do I
need
this?”
And,
of
course,
the
answer
was
“NO!”
So,
I
simply
stopped
wearing
a
bra!
And,
oh
my,
was
that
a
great
feeling!
Free!
No
longer
subjected
to a
contraption
that
I
never
wanted
in
the
first
place,
but
I
began
to
use
because
I
thought
that
is
what
all
women
should
do.
My
friends
began
to
tell
me
that
not
wearing
a
bra
was
certainly
not
a
good
idea
because
now
my
breasts
were
going
to
sag
earlier
in
life!
Yeah,
right!
As
if a
pair
of
“A”
cup
breasts
had
much
to
fear
in
this
respect!
And,
even
if I
had
been
a
“D”
like
my
mother,
there
is
no
way
in
the
world
that
I
was
going
to
go
back
to
“prison”
after
experiencing
the
comfort
of
simply
letting
my
breasts
do
what
they
are
supposed
to
do:
be
naturally
braless!
I
was
also
told
that
now
my
breasts
were
going
to
hurt
without
support.
Well,
up
to
this
date,
I
don’t
know
what
they
were
talking
about
since
I
never
experienced
any
pain
of
any
kind.
No
embarrassment
ever
happened
either.
I
discovered
that
simply
wearing
a
snug
camisole
did
the
trick
to
“hide”
those
breasts
that
no
one
is
supposed
to
“see.”
And,
as
far
as
clothing
is
concerned,
I
simply
continued
wearing
the
same
clothes
that
I
wore
before.
I
just
refused
to
let
my
life
be
ruled
by
what
society
had
imposed
on
me
as a
woman.
And
so
far...
no
one
has
ever
complained!
Now,
there
have
been
some
"looking"
every
now
and
then,
especially
from
my
male
counterparts,
who
seem
rather
curious
to
find
out
whether
I,
in
fact,
am
wearing
“nothing”
underneath
my
clothes,
as
my
nipples
often
protrude
through
the
clothes
I am
wearing.
But,
you
know
what?
I
could
not
care
less
if
they
protrude!
I
figured
that
if
male
nipples
sometimes
protrude
as
much
as
mine
(just
maybe
in a
smaller
proportion),
and
they
don’t
seem
to
worry
about
it,
why
should
I?
Moreover,
I
don’t
let
my
being
braless
prevent
me
from
wearing
any
clothes
that
I
might
want
to
wear.
In
fact,
some
clothes
look
particularly
sexy
without
a
bra!
So,
I
don’t
let
this
“nipple
problem”
deter
me
from
letting
my
breasts
be
free
under
my
clothes.
I
think
that
it
is
time
for
women
to
be
themselves
from
all
points
of
view,
and
to
let
go
of
all
those
societal
taboos
that
seem
to
constrict
us
from
being
who
we
are:
Women!
With
breasts!
That
do
have
nipples!
One
concern
of
many
women
regarding
the
health
of
their
breasts
is
their
movement,
and
the
possibility
that
they
will
inevitably
sag
if a
bra
is
not
worn.
People
tend
to
think
that
the
bra
actually
helps
prevent
their
breasts
from
sagging
by
minimizing
their
movement.
However,
this
could
not
be
farther
from
the
truth.
By
not
wearing
a
bra
the
ligaments
of
the
breast
actually
get
stronger,
allowing
greater
support
to
the
breasts
and
minimizing
their
movement.
And
this
is
exactly
what
has
happened
to
me
over
the
years
of
running,
biking,
swimming
and
powerlifting.
Even
when
I
run
now
at a
small
size
“B”
cup
the
breast
movement
is
slight
and
not
uncomfortable
at
all.
So,
in
short,
my
experience
as a
woman
who
has
not
worn
a
bra
for
over
90%
of
her
life
has
been
great,
and
my
only
regret
is
having
ever
worn
one!
I
have
very
avidly
tried
to
convince
other
women
to
not
wear
a
bra.
The
results
and
consequences
of
living
bra-free
are
wonderful,
and
extremely
liberating.
Moreover,
to
be
braless
is
not
only
exhilarating,
but
healthier,
by
all
means,
and
I am
sure
that
there
are
many
more
people
out
there
that
would
embrace
the
idea
of
women
being
braless.
Some
of
them
might
be
our
male
partners--husbands,
friends,
etc.
For
all
I
know,
my
husband
of
thirteen
years
was
always
happy
with
the
idea
of
my
being
bra-free,
and
never
asked
me
to
wear
one,
nor
would
I
have
ever
listened
anyway.
Finally,
while
it
is
true
that
being
small
breasted
has
made
things
much
easier
for
me
to
be
bra-free,
all
women,
whether
large
breasted
or
small,
can
manage
to
be
braless
in a
subtle
and
effective
manner.
Be
brave,
and
venture
into
a
new
and
healthier
way
of
living
for
your
breasts.
But,
above
all,
think.
Think
whether
what
you
are
doing
with
your
body
when
you
wear
your
bra
is
worth
your
discomfort,
and
most
importantly,
your
health.
Wearing
a
bra
is
not
healthy.
Among
several
of
its
disadvantages,
wearing
a
bra
interferes
with
the
normal
function
of
the
lymphatic
flow
throughout
your
breasts,
it
atrophies
the
Cooper's
Ligaments
(thus
allowing
your
breasts
to
further
sag),
and
it
keeps
your
breasts
at a
higher
temperature
than
they
are
supposed
to
be.
I
share
this
information
with
everyone
that
I
can
relay
this
message
to,
and
hope
that
one
day
we
will
all
go
back
to
what
should
once
more
come
natural
to
us--the
freedom
of
our
breasts!
Brenda
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