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I don;t really see the need to sleep with one on, and it would wear them down faster anyway. That's more of an issue for people with larger cup sizes and more expensive bras, though. And once you get to a point where you need underwire, it begins to get uncomfortable.

I was told by somebody that you need to sleep with them on because you need support at night as well as in the daytime so they don't get saggy later.

I'm small enough that I probably wouldn't have to worry too much, but I actually don't like sleeping without something there, even if its just a cami or something, it feels weird if I just have a loose shirt on.

I would be hesitant to take that as correct, myself. When you are sleeping, if you're on your back, then they're just going against your ribs without any real strain. If you're on your stomach, then it wouldn't make a difference. if you're sleeping on your side, your arms are probably holding them kind of in place. Not only that, you're not moving around, so you don't have changing stresses that would come from bouncing. It just seems unnecessary.

am i a pretty gurl

2/10 would not bang

That depends...do I get both of them?

Hopefully when you do put on make up you take your glasses off first.

I don't know, apply the makeup to your glasses and you can go instantly from daytime to evening wear.

turbo i am envious of your lips

i can't even digital makeup

Yeah you can, you didn't even overdo the blush or anything

Woo I wasn't as bad as I thought I was

Besides, makeup is basically drawing on your face. It takes practice most of the time.

But then you'd think the people who wear so much would get good at it...but then again...the kids who were good at coloring stuff in weren't always the ones who became great artists. But man, that's an even coat.

So I'm pretty sure that this thread has made me use the phrase "the d" at least twice in real life

Just wanted that to be known