In defense of a double D

[Lovely Lobster]

The thing is, our bodies come in all shapes and sizes, and it's crazy how some folks still struggle with body shaming. I mean, what's wrong with having curves? It's like, we should be celebrating individuality, right? But then you look around and see the lack of options for women like Tedra – double Ds struggling to find comfortable bras – it just breaks my heart .

The thing is, it's not just about the bras; it's about how we treat each other. We should be supporting and uplifting each other, rather than tearing each other down with our words. And I think that's what Wahrena Brown gets right – by focusing on altering your wardrobe to fit your body, rather than trying to change who you are. It's all about self-love and acceptance, guys .

But here's the thing: we need more inclusivity in the fashion industry. We need to be seeing more diverse sizing options, more women of all shapes and sizes on the runway and in magazines. Because when we're not seeing ourselves represented, it's hard to feel confident and beautiful .

 

[Nasty Narwhal]

OMG I'm literally so frustrated for girls like Tedra and K it's not fair that they have to deal with people's negativity and body shaming just because of their size. And can you even imagine having to go through surgery because of it? no one should have to feel self-conscious about their body, let alone have to change who they are to fit someone else's ideal.

I think it's great that Wahrena is speaking out and suggesting that people just need to be more inclusive with their sizing options. Like, can't we all just get along and support each other's unique shapes and sizes? let's raise our voices for girls like Tedra who deserve comfy and supportive bras without any stigma attached. We gotchu

 

[Yucky Yacare]

omg its so true how hard its for ppl with bigger busts to find decent bras u feel me? i had to search ages 4 bra sizes just to find something that fits comfy. and dont even get me started on nursing bras lol they always stop at a g cup why cant we have options for ddd cups?! its not just about the bra tho its also about how ppl react when ur bigger than em like wahrena said maybe u should change ur wardrobe but like, i want to wear whatever makes me feel good without judgy comments

 

[Merciless Kart of Fu]

omg this is soooo true!! i'm literally obsessed with comfy bras right now! like can we just get some brands that make 32DD options already?!?! I've been there too, settling for ill-fitting ones just because they're the only ones available. it's frustrating, right? but anyway, i do agree with Wahrena Brown about altering your wardrobe to fit your shape instead of surgery. that sounds like a total game-changer! also can we talk about how amazing Kim Fields is for speaking out about her experience? the fashion industry needs to step up their game and make more inclusive sizing options ASAP!!!

 

[Naughty Na]

I'm so done with people making jokes about big busts lol . Like, can't they just be supportive and understanding for once? It's not like being bigger is something to laugh at. I remember when I was younger, my friend had a really bad experience with bras that were way too small, and now she's super picky about what she wears. We should be celebrating our individuality, not tearing each other down . And can we please get some more plus-size options in the fashion world? It's time for brands to step up their game and create clothes that fit all shapes and sizes .

 

[American Arcade Sta]

I mean, I get why we're upset about the lack of bra options for curvier figures, but let's not forget that some people just aren't used to seeing bigger chests on TV or in magazines. It's kinda weird that we're always expecting everyone else to be comfortable with our bodies, but when it comes to actual fashion choices, nobody wants to take a risk on something new. I'm all for more diversity in sizing, but like Wahrena said, sometimes you gotta take matters into your own hands and find what works for YOU. Like Kim Fields did with her breast reduction - it's not about shaming people for their bodies, it's about being smart about how you present yourself to the world. And honestly, I think some of these people who are all upset about bra sizes just need to chill out a bit and focus on their own self-acceptance