June 26, 2008 6:28 AM BST
Aoi,
First, it's hard to explain to others what that feeling is like. I suspect it's a bit different for each of us but we all know it was wonderful for you.
The number of women wearing incorrectly fitted bras is estimated to be as high as 60%. They do not mold to you so much as they mold you to them. If you can have someone measure you, it will be more accurate than you doing it. If the band between the cups is off your breastbone, it's likely it is too small across your chest (the band). This is usually due to the measuring error of buying your chest size instead of your band size. Inches get added...don't ask why, lol. Read any catalog's size section for instructions on how to figure your bra size.. Online sites almost always have these. The cup size changes with the band size. A 36DD is the same CUP size as a 38D, with a larger band size...for example. Problems with cup size usually express themselves with bulges and depressions, if too small the breast tries to escape at the edges. This can be uncomfortable to embarrassing.
Remember, many, many ggs don't have the right sized bra. This is one of the more difficult fitting issues for any girl, g or t.
There are some other forum posts on this, though some may be archived. I remember doing at least one very detailed one. I'll see if I can find it this weekend.
June 26, 2008 8:48 PM BST
As long as they don't mould to the body ...
Much love
Rae xx