Time for a shopping excursion, sissy.
You will be shopping for a bra, so if you don't know your bra size you will need to measure yourself. Measure around your chest below where your breasts would sit if you had any (or just below them if you've got some!). This is your bust size. In the UK and USA this is in inches and bras are available in even numbers only. Your cup size is a letter (A, B, C, D, etc.) representing the size of your breasts. This is calculated by measuring around your chest at nipple height and subtracting your bust size, but unless you are carrying too much weight you will only be an AA, A or possibly B cup. 5" difference is an A. Your bra size is then given as 34AA, 36B, 38D, etc. You are to buy two sports bras in your size. A sports bra is unlike an ordinary bra in that it is designed to firmly control a pair of bouncing breasts in vigorous activity. A sports bra looks a little like a short, cut-down, tight vest. You are to wear your new bras continually under your male clothes from now on. You can probably pass them off as a vest - from the front. You will only remove them to bathe, swap for a clean bra or change into a proper, underwired bra. Do you think you can manage that, sissy? How many consecutive days will you manage? |
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