Wearebraless.tumblr.com Website Review

We choose to go braless for many reasons. Some of us feel restricted, oppressed, discriminated against and pushed aside by others who tell us what we should wear. Among us are those who feel that bras are uncomfortable, restricting and painful. I’m not sure what the next days hold ahead, but I’m keeping a list of followers. Send me an email and I’ll let you know what the next A big thank you to all my followers that stand behind #wearebraless My dream is that women can be comfortable no matter what they wear or don’t wear. In the same spirit of acceptance, this blog and my other For my followers that own a va*ina, please check out my other blog: In 1991, my husband and I made a conscious decision to completely remove un*erwear from our lives.  For the first couple weeks, I only went pantieless.  I didn’t think I could go to work braless, but after trying it out on a part time basis, I decided I could get rid of them altogether.  I haven’t owned a bra in 25 years and have never regretted a minute of it. > • I felt na*ed the whole time > • I felt unique in a cool way > • Every time something brushed against my chest (my books, myself) > it’s like “woah i have bo*bs” > • I felt very very very flat chested  > • I felt free > • I felt rebellious in a beneficial way  > • I felt uncomfortable at first because I always wear a bra > • I felt very sneaky cause when I would tell my friends they would > say “what?¿ you’re not wearing a bra??” > Anyways, the reason why I went bra-less for a day is because this > gi*l in my school has started a movement to prove the point that > bra’s are unnecessary, it shouldn’t be unnatural for gi*ls to > not wear a bra, and honestly women should just wear or not wear a > bra if they want > mainly because some people in her clas* were talking about how weird