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Subject: Re: To BRA or not to BRA, that is the question

Date: Sat 09/08/03 15:24:34 GMT

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Depends. Generally I like wetlook with a sexy lace bra. I'm a dressy wetlook fan, I like a blouse that goes sheer over a sexy lace bra that I can try to get a look through. It's partly the naughty aspect. Well, and fully dressed, is naughtier. Braless usually isn't fully dressed, it's a dissapointment. On the other hand, big padded bras are a bummer too. I'd rather see smaller breasts through a thin layer of lace than a couple of big rubber pads.

Now a backless evening dress, meant to be worn braless, is maybe the ulitmate, fully dressed and braless :).

A T shirt and Jeans is what I wear to fix the car or do yard work, who cares if that stuff gets wet. Doesn't do much for me.

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To BRA or not to BRA, that is the question

By ILikeHerWet - Sat 09/08/03 12:50:19 GMT

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Hi all, back from a well deserved holiday

Today I would like to initiate a discussion on bras (or not) in wetlook. Which do you prefer and why?? Do any of you like both (with and without) equally? Do you think there is a relationship between preferring bras and preferring the wetlook subject to stay clothed?

For my own preference, I am in the no bra camp. To me, it seems ashamed to hide a beautiful woman's body any more than necessary. So for me, part of what works in wetlook is the clothes clinging directly to a woman's boobs. I guess I feel a bra simply 'interferes' with the wetlook experience.

But I know there are many varied opinions out there.....what is yours.....? Thanks in advance!

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