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When I choose to go out without a bra, it’s liberty. Sorry that my nips get cold in the freezer section of Publix. I seldom do it, but when I do, it’s a given… and so I stopped getting offended if anybody actually stares, particularly because I am also notorious for accidentally gawking at Best Black Dad Ever Súnet Vintage Shirt, um, accentuates the shape of it. And when I see other nice boobs. But please don’t judge me for not wearing a bra. It should be acceptable not to wear a bra to work. It should be acceptable to have a body!!! When I wore bras, I was a D-DD, depending on my weight. I have now been completely bra-free for around 2 years, and I find bras EXTREMELY painful.

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My real pet peeve is watching people get offended over breastfeeding. I’ve listened to many arguments against it. In the end, it’s just a boob, and people shouldn’t be judging why a mother is choosing to feed her child with her milk, but rather approving that she is providing for that child. That’s ridiculous! I am largely busted (36DD) and I’ve never had anyone comment about Best Black Dad Ever Súnet Vintage Shirt. I’m shocked people say this! That is so incredibly rude/inappropriate. For context, I’m a breastfeeding mom of 2 and they are nowhere near as perky as pre-babies and again, never had any comments. Whoever is shaming you sucks. Eta: words. DDs (fake, but I love them). I can understand how going braless would be considered rude, especially. When taking about sensitive issues. (Yes, I bowed before the system.) Still, they are hanging bags of fat.

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