Women Going Bra-less

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Thoughts anyone? To some it is freeing, to some immodest. As a woman, I don’t find it immodest especially since our ancestors used to do it. I understand that wearing a sheer shirt and nothing else is immodest. But I think wearing a cami and no bra is perfectly fine. I think woman are called to modesty but as long as they are wearing a bra with pure intentions and it is not revealing it is alright. Having nipples show through should not be frowned upon as everyone has them. Of course, if it is extreme and there is no coverage, it would be considered immodest. Many girls I know who have struggled immensely with accepting themselves and bodies, find it freeing to have the confidence to not wear a bra. They used to buy push up bras or wear two bras at the same time to try to make them look bustier and now are content with how God made them. Again, any thoughts would be appreciated.
 
Going bra-less has been associated with lower rates of breast cancer.
 
Who cares?
If a woman want, she should go for it. If not, ok. This is nothing but personal taste.
 
It depends a lot on the woman’s shape and other clothing surely.
 
Oh my goodness ,again,in my opinion and where I was brought up no,no,no ! 🙂 To me that would be like a man walking around in speedos .Sorryif I offend anyone,but no.When I was in Africa for a bit ,not such a big deal,but still.
 
I am not against it but I think it should be opaque enough - the cami - otherwise don’t feel offended when men will find you attractive in ways you do not like. And expect to be judged for it, including in business context to be labeled careless or disadvantaged at interviews. What you wear is a personal choice but also has social value so society does have a partial right to judge what you wear. I am against open comments like strangers coming and telling you their opinion of what you wear (good or bad) out of the blue.
 
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Is this going to turn into a gratuitous discussion about boobs? 🤩
 
Well let’s say wearing a bra is tidy and neat.And I’ll add in this society we now live in we need to be as modest as we can.
 
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Is it here appropriate to discuss women’s breasts? Some of the above comments are a tad objectifying.
 
If she can go braless without looking like a jiggle show at the burlesque, then I personally see no big issue with it.
However, I note that from a social custom standpoint, it’s generally considered unprofessional and a bit immodest in USA to show nipples at work or in any setting where you’re supposed to be nicely dressed (church, etc.) , so most women will wear a bra in those settings or else wear an outfit that is loose or has a built-in cami for coverage.

Speaking as someone who’s always been busty, it can also be very uncomfortable to go braless due to chafing, flopping, etc. It pretty much only works well if I’m sitting around my house in an oversized sweatshirt or pajamas.
 
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This culture is a wayyyy to mad when it comes to breasts.

And even at the workplace - with a suit made of thick material there will be no “nipple attack”, not more than with an ordinary light bra.
And if?
Well, fortunately, my aesthetic decisions are left to ME. I wouldn´t consider the muffin-hips, too short trousers or bad fitting suits of my imaginated workmates beautiful, but really, it´s their business…
 
Unless the woman is small enough to not really need a bra in the first place, I think it looks slobby.
 
I think ultimately, as far as discussing something like this on a forum like this, is that it comes down to modesty. If a woman is wearing a t-shirt without a bra, I can tell you, a lot of men will know it…

When my wife is walking around the house with only a t-shirt on, I know it and I take notice. And there you have it. If women are walking around with no bras on, it can become a major temptation to men who see her like that. That is what modesty is all about, respecting your own body and not having it become a major temptation to others. You could cause others to lust after you and cause sin…and we don’t want that, do we?
 
My personal opinion is that it’s OK to be braless if a woman is in her house or if she’s only in the presence of other women (like at a party).
 
Most cultures didn´t know bras before western influences in the middle of the 20th century. They aren´t all immodest in dress, aren´t they? 🙂

Again, nobody should care. It´s about breasts, not about serious stuff.
 
How about out of shape men, does modesty require a bra under a T shirt, or would it just be tasteful?..and when did the bra become something from offering support to a means to protect women from scandal?
 
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