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BigBabeAlice
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 Posted - 11/17/2009 : 6:05:57 PM
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| It is true that lactating mom's will grow in breast size as they nurse. Some women grow a lot, some only a little. In my experiences, I grew four cup sizes with my first child and two cup sizes with my second. That takes me to where I am now in an 'M' cup. I have known several other mom's that only grow one cup size if at all. Good luck with your nursing. |
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prickly
United Kingdom
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Posted - 11/18/2009 : 04:39:30 AM
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| Hi bigbabealice, that's an amazing and fantastic growth you experienced, and a rather hot thought for guy like me into larger boobs and ladies |
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BigBabeAlice
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Posted - 11/21/2009 : 09:23:56 AM
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| Thank you for the compliment, I really find my breast size more embarrassing than attractive. I am a big women all over, but my breasts stick out a whole lot, especially in my new Elila bra. It is nice though that you find larger breasted women attractive. |
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pidge
United Kingdom
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Posted - 11/21/2009 : 12:13:46 PM
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[i]Originally posted by BigBabeAlice[/i]
[br]Thank you for the compliment, I really find my breast size more embarrassing than attractive. I am a big women all over, but my breasts stick out a whole lot, especially in my new Elila bra. It is nice though that you find larger breasted women attractive.
Hello BigBabeAlice can I ask which Elila bra you purchased, there are quite a few different styles, was just looking at the various styles with my wife but not all go to her cup size, are you saying the projection is much more than other bras you wear and are you ok with that, my wife goes for comfort even though is some cases the projection is very notible in some of her bras, I mirror Prickly's thoughts entirely, pretty astounding your amazing growth in breast size in such a short period, I know its easy for us admiring guys who love your size to try and reassure you that big is beautiful, but you should be very proud of your size, the fact that you are really big all over even makes you sound even more attractive |
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BigBabeAlice
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Posted - 11/21/2009 : 6:46:31 PM
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| I bought the Elila 1305 jacquard soft cup bra. It has five hooks in the back and extra wide straps. The cups have an inner foam sling which helps to shape my breasts. The projection is rather big for me because I am in an 'M' cup, but I like the look. The bra overall is excellent. I was considering trying the same bra in a front hool style, it is number 1515. I have never worn a front hook so I am not sure how difficult it may be to close the hooks with my breasts in the way. |
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pidge
United Kingdom
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Posted - 11/21/2009 : 10:51:02 PM
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[i]Originally posted by BigBabeAlice[/i]
[br]I bought the Elila 1305 jacquard soft cup bra. It has five hooks in the back and extra wide straps. The cups have an inner foam sling which helps to shape my breasts. The projection is rather big for me because I am in an 'M' cup, but I like the look. The bra overall is excellent. I was considering trying the same bra in a front hool style, it is number 1515. I have never worn a front hook so I am not sure how difficult it may be to close the hooks with my breasts in the way.
it looks an excellent bra construction wise,the three piece panels will be the making of a very engineered bra for the largest bust, the jewellock strap buckle gives the extra holding power for the weight, how does the material feel in terms of softness, how does the plus wire casing and full cup sling work and how does it feel, as to the front hook my wife has had this design but because of the size of cup she wears being the largest cup size available it has not always had the same full support as the non front hook, however it does look well constructed, would be keen to know how you get on this one if you decide to buy thanks BigBabeAlice, it is so good to be able to share ones experiences with others, I just wish there were larger size cups available as custom made are so expensive |
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pidge
United Kingdom
259 Posts |
Posted - 11/22/2009 : 12:04:03 AM
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[i]Originally posted by BigBabeAlice[/i]
[br]I bought the Elila 1305 jacquard soft cup bra. It has five hooks in the back and extra wide straps. The cups have an inner foam sling which helps to shape my breasts. The projection is rather big for me because I am in an 'M' cup, but I like the look. The bra overall is excellent. I was considering trying the same bra in a front hool style, it is number 1515. I have never worn a front hook so I am not sure how difficult it may be to close the hooks with my breasts in the way.
And as you say with the front hook, trying to unhook with the breasts in the way is one hell of a feat especially with all the weight that hook is holding back, luckily I am around to help on those occasions |
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BigBabeAlice
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Posted - 11/22/2009 : 07:27:30 AM
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| The cups on the Elila bra are very stiff at first. The material is still soft with the outisd eof the material that lies against my shirt being silky and the inside of the cups having a nice thin lining of a soft weave. The inner foam support works as a kind of sling, almost looking like what a nursing bra would with the cups down. The inner sling surrounds the breast and shapes it into the center. For me I do not have a pointy look, my breasts are full and wide and fill out the cups completely. I think your wife is probably right, a front hook would probably drift away from the body and give more of a uniboob look. I like the construction of this bra because the sides and back are very wide. I don't mind the five hooks either, I know some women don't like a lot of hooks. I hope this helps your wife decide. What bra does she wear now? |
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pidge
United Kingdom
259 Posts |
Posted - 11/22/2009 : 09:36:16 AM
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The bra sounds very nice indeed, interesting about the shape of your breasts, my wife are more pointy I would say, we are talking a M cup here are we because that is a very large cup to to fill out completely, with a breast being so large and heavy it is so important to have the widest sides and back, and the 5 hooks are certainly needed, as far as bras being worn now is concerned sadly there is not a lot of choice in her size in the UK, she has a selection of Panache bars which only goes up to a K cup, but the cups are very large indeed, its amazing how bras can differ in cup shape and cup size from one make to another, naturally close a shapely figures bra which goes up to a L cup, she has this bra in various colours, also Triumph which have just started to make larger cups, also she has several bras made by Bravissimo, you do seem to have much more choice in the US
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pidge
United Kingdom
259 Posts |
Posted - 11/22/2009 : 09:55:33 AM
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[i]Originally posted by BigBabeAlice[/i]
[br]The cups on the Elila bra are very stiff at first. The material is still soft with the outisd eof the material that lies against my shirt being silky and the inside of the cups having a nice thin lining of a soft weave. The inner foam support works as a kind of sling, almost looking like what a nursing bra would with the cups down. The inner sling surrounds the breast and shapes it into the center. For me I do not have a pointy look, my breasts are full and wide and fill out the cups completely. I think your wife is probably right, a front hook would probably drift away from the body and give more of a uniboob look. I like the construction of this bra because the sides and back are very wide. I don't mind the five hooks either, I know some women don't like a lot of hooks. I hope this helps your wife decide. What bra does she wear now?
Yes you have been a great help, what other bras do you currently wear apart from the Elila? |
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BigBabeAlice
73 Posts |
Posted - 11/22/2009 : 11:07:10 AM
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| I have worn Glamorise, Goddess and a couple of European styles. All have the same problem, they don't ake a cup large enough for me. This Elila is the closest I have come to fitting my breasts. Although the Goddess fits fairly well, their bra cups are designed larger than others. I really like the Goddess bras too. The Glamorise are nice but give no support. They seem to be more of a natural support and shaping, keeping my breasts low on my front. I also get a lot of bounce and breast movement when I wear a Glamorise. I do have a few I will wear to bed though because they are comfortable. We don't have many choices over here either in a larger cup size bra, pitty. |
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pidge
United Kingdom
259 Posts |
Posted - 11/22/2009 : 11:49:22 AM
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| both Glamorise and Goddess are both very nice but as you say both are restricted in actual cup size but the bra is desceptive because its very generous, as you say its in the design, I am really surprised that Glamorise haven't addressed the issue of no support for the largest breasts, yes your right my wife had terrific bounce and breast movement, very nice to the eye of course but not so much fun for the wearer, how did it feel having the breast movement and the severe bounce, do you know that is so wonderful to know you have found the bra that fits you, I am about to order my wife's first and she cant wait for it to arrive, yes it is a great about choice |
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pidge
United Kingdom
259 Posts |
Posted - 11/22/2009 : 11:52:21 AM
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| oops great pitty for lack of choice for your cup size, oh do you use msn, icq or yahoo messenger, would love to chat if you do |
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BigBabeAlice
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Posted - 11/22/2009 : 11:57:00 AM
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| Yes choice is limited. Most bras I have worn give too much bounce. I can feel the weight of each breast pulling on my top as I walk. Not very comfortable in high activity. Good luck with your wife's bra, hope it helps her. |
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pidge
United Kingdom
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Posted - 11/22/2009 : 12:46:05 PM
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| how does your Elila bra stand up to the breast movement and bounce test as you walk? which is the worst bra you have worn for bouncing? you have been a great help, thanks for your 'support' please excuse the pun! |
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