Questions for you.

[dira]

1. Do you ever experience this thing where you are walking around all day wearing whatever bra you're wearing and it's completely fine and then you walk through the door and you suddenly have to take it off RIGHT THAT SECOND OH GOD?

2. Will you still respect me tomorrow if I give up the ghost on this book about math that is clearly not intended for laypeople who last took a math class twelve years ago and switch to, say, a YA novel about kidnapping?

3. Do you know how much I love you all, anonymous love memers? (Hint: A LOT.)


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Comments

[damned_colonial]

1. Do you ever experience this thing where you are walking around all day wearing whatever bra you're wearing and it's completely fine and then you walk through the door and you suddenly have to take it off RIGHT THAT SECOND OH GOD?

Why yes I do.

[jeeps]

re: 1: every single day, man.

[alexseanchai]

1) I'm familiar with the feeling but haven't experienced it in quite some time; the upside of having no cleavage worth noticing is there's no need to wear one of the damn things in the first place.

[dhara]

#1: YES, all the time. I mean, it's not like I notice my bra throughout the day - it's there! It's supporting! - and it's perfectly fine, but then I get home and it has to come off. I don't know why.

#2: I judge you!...only a little.

[dira]

I vacillate wildly between being really fond of my cleavage and envying the hell out of people who can decide to just not wear a bra if they don't feel like it. *g*

[(Anonymous)]

But! It's a book intended for math teachers! And I am not a math teacher! Not even a little bit.

And, yeah, I think that's the thing that gets me--even right now, unable to avoid paying attention to how my bra feels, it feels fine. But I know that when I get home it will suddenly become the absolute bane of my existence.

[dira]

Er. That was me!