who the hell invent bra and wot purpose does it serve?

Question

i mean,breasts r gonna be shaggy when we get old anyway....
and dun u all feel nt very comfortable using it, even though u guys have been having them for years. dun u gals feel better and more comfy when u r nt wearing them? curse whoever that person who invent them........

ya, maybe it's only my view.....
but for gals out there who dun like wearing them, i am sure most of u still wear them right? because it's the .....wot u call it?....culture?.... now to wear them..if u dun then it's weird coz the 2 dots visible...

Answer 1

no ones making you wear one, i support your decision to go without.

Answer 2

I believe that at one time, when it was first invented, religion served a purpose. Now I believe that with no religion at all, the world would be a safer place. However, when religion was invented, they had a way into making you want do the right thing, even if it meant scaring you into it. This wasn't just true in Christianity with hell, but in other religions such as Hinduism. In Hinduism, if you don't follow your dharma, then you are reborn into a lower class, and have a smaller chance of achieving moksha. Same with Christianity and heaven. These religions were made up to obtain order, but now that order and morals have already been taught, I believe it is time to do away with them.

Answer 3

In 1913, a New York socialite named Mary Phelps Jacob changed women's fashion forever when she cobbled the first brassiere together by tying two handkerchiefs together with ribbon. Jacob's original intention was to cover the whalebone sticking out of her corset, which was visible through her sheer dress. Jacob began making brassieres for her family and friends, and word of mouth soon spread about the garment. By 1914, Jacob had a patent for her design and was marketing it throughout the United States. Although women had worn brassiere-like garments years past, Jacob's was the first to be successfully marketed and widely adopted.
A Russian immigrant named Ida Rosenthal further developed the brassiere in this decade when she introduced modern cup sizes in 1928 for her company, Maidenform

My point of view is a practical item to support, also is a tool for seduction and an icon of the woman , in the 70's it was avoided due the feminism. Now also it's an icon thanks Victoria Secrets and Sport Illustrated.
Topless swimming is kinky in Europe and natural.
If you think is a restriction is only your point of view...

Answer 4

I personally don't like my boobs bouncing around when I walk or run, so I prefer to wear a bra and would shake hands with whoever made them. But I do agree that it is comfortable to go without a bra, but I only do that at home.

Answer 5

It feels better to wear a bra, because it reduces strain on our backs and necks, especially when working out.

We may sag when we get older, but nothing compared to women who never wear bras (have you seen National Geographic?) and their breasts are long, skinny and down to their bellies by the time they're 25.

Answer 6

well my boobs won't be saggying when I'm old because mine are small to begin with. I only wear it when I'm in public because I don't want the world to see my chest and vice versa.

Answer 7

its yo decision to wear a bra cuz i mean it aint like noone making you , i mean would you want yours sagging or not!!! even though they gone do dat when you get old we talking about now~

Answer 8

actually i feel better when i wear one because when i dont i feel like my boobs are gonna majorly sag like right that second.

Answer 9

You dont have to wear them if you dont like them.

Answer 10

you know may be people shouldnt do anything at all we all gonna get OLD and die anyway right?