IAintTheOne said:

Anx said:

dang tea tree oil and lavender oils
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i dont't-its too uncomfortable. to me its like sleeping in your shoes

Mach said:

I think I'd feel a bit concerned if my wife wanted to go on anything with "fling" in the title.

on my long journey home from holidays i had a bra on for 40 hours straight. thankfully it was the panache so it wasn't too bad.

if i am sharing a hotel room with say my aunt... i will wear a bra to bed. no one needs to see these babies wild and free unless you me

Um no. But I do wish that I could remove my breasts at night! They get in the way when I toss and turn in my sleep!

I read about sleeping in your bra so I tried it for a few nights. Cant do it

I lie to free the girls after a long day.

UCantHavaDaMango said:

excellent idea! if only

only if I'm too exhausted to take off my clothes
sometimes I just crash and can't even manage taking off my clothes before sleeping
I hate it when I do that, it's way uncomfortable

heartbeatocean said:

UCantHavaDaMango said:

I don't sleep in bra because I don't like to sleep in anything, but I don't even have especially big tits (C), and I can imagine that a soft cotton bra could be more comfortable than having 'em flopping around.

Actually, when I had my nips pierced I slept in a bra for a while. I don't remember it being terrible.

HereToRockYourWorld said:

it's not so much the bra that is uncomfortable (at least for me) but in the serious boob bras they have side supports that tend to bruise on the sides of your ribcage. your body just needs a rest from those suckers every night.

and like zombie, i can sleep on my stomach. and they tend to move with you lol so it's not like they get tangled up on you

emm said:

Well, yeah, the bras I wear during the day practially have scaffolding. I couldn't sleep in one of those. Would have to be one purchased for that purpose.

But I'm not planning on it. Love nakedness too much. They're just gonna have to flop.

Sometimes I wear those camisoles or tank tops with the built in bra to bed. It's slight support, but not enough to be uncomfortable.

7kisses4U said:

Yeah....my shoes and my bra come off first as soon as I get home too.

HereToRockYourWorld said:

scaffolding? my bras have bridge supports and i-beams n'chit, you ain't got nothing to worry about! and i suppose that's one of the reasons why i can't sleep with a bra, because i need a heavy-duty bra in order to hold my bewbage aloft and i'm not trying to sleep with underwire poking at me all night.

i'd sleep nekkid too, but it wouldn't work out. the closest i can do is wearing just a loose-fitting tank top to bed. if i were flat-chested, then it'd be a different story.

AnckSuNamun said:

d00d, i want that shirt!

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

i-beam edit
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I dont. I put it away when I come back at home....

HereToRockYourWorld said:

and flying buttresses L

I don't mean to butt in you ladies conversation, but I heard from a woman specailist that it's good to wear your braw to bed to keep from future sagginess.

Rinluv said:

Personally, I prefer to sleep in comfort and deal with the consequences.

ZombieKitten said:

And groin vaults

applekisses said:

OK I had to google that

but YES!

ZombieKitten said:

I just liked saying it because it had the word "groin" in it

ZombieKitten said:

I hope your head dont fill the cups out!!! lol

Oh,
I wear one every night.

However,
I wear mine on my head like a mask. It makes me look like I got big ol' bug-eyes.
That way,
whenever any boogey-men come in the midddle of the night,
one look at me & they think I'm wunna them & just pass me by.

With this technique,
I've been able to slowly phase the night-light out of my life.

oldpurple said:

I can wear my bra as a hat, the cups ARE big enough

Illustrator said:

duhhhh edit
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