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On one hand, I don't want to "give in," and start considering the idea of household devices that help me get around.

On the other hand, Natalia and Olga have been pretty fucking unruly lately, and I've come to this full-circle realization that:

a.) A bra that fits is becoming a commodity that is more and more difficult to come by

b.) Sometimes, especially during the brutal summer months, you just don't want to keep the girls cooped up all day in a sweaty piece of support wear.

c.) Going braless is comfortable... but these days, not for too long. It would appear, after all (at least in my case), that once you break that 15-pounds-each barrier, there's only so long you can walk around before the tugging starts to tug on you.

d.) Underboob sweat is real, and it's a villain.

e.) Gravity is a bitch, and yeah -- the last year has seen me reach points of hanger-dom that I hadn't really considered I would reach.

So, this girl has to get creative. Especially because some of my favorite hobbies involve spending long hours on my feet (I'm a foodie, after all, which doesn't seem to bother Nat and Olga too terribly much, it would appear).

Above, a very (very) rough draft of an idea. If there are any engineers in the crowd, I'm all ears. (The rest of me is... well, you know.)

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Brandon V

So kind of like a rolling table to rest them on? Also, you probably have, but have you tried those boob towels that hold them up?

Don Robinson

Wow! I wish I were an engineer. Your sketches are workable if you could combine the walker with a large highchair, remove the tray, remove the top bar of the walker, perhaps have some welding done. Hell, IDK🤔

Cruz_cruz_cruz4227

Could you make a basically lycra/spandex fishnest bra? To A) allow for breathability and airflow B) for support ,or basically a corset with a shelf rather than cups. While I am a electrical engineer,I have a basic understanding of load distribution