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Is it bad or umhealthy to wear your bra in bed? Is it a bad habit to get into, or is it okay?
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I've always heard the saying "wear a bra to bed and the girls won't sag when you're old" Its probably a myth, but I wear mine most of the time. I like the support, its more comfortable for me. But like others have said, bras might be too tight when you're sleeping, so losen it.
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bras with under wire are definitely bad to sleep in because the under wire pushes on you. If you really want the support when you sleep then I suggest a built in (wire free) bra cami. That way you get the support with no health risks :)
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Although Rhazie answered your question perfectly (i.e: yes, they are bad for you) I just wanted to add that bras can be easily ruined this way, because the padding will get smushed or the underwire parts will move slightly out of place. It just puts more wear and tear on your bras.
MAK, 19
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It's unhealthy to wear most kinds of bras to bed. Bras meant for day wear cut off circulation and interrupt breathing. Generally, it's a bad habit to get into.
If you like support in your sleep (and many bigger girls do) try camisoles with build in support first. They tend to be less constrictive then full bras. Stay away from sports bras or under wire bras. Those ones might be pleasantly tight for the day, but are not good for night time.
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its generally whatever you feel more omfortable with. all of the time i take it off because it feels uncomfy altho other times it feels fine or i just cant be bothered to take it off hehe
it honestly doesnt matter.
there is a myth that keeping it on with stunt your growth but is absolute rubbish.
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Hey,
people have many different opinions on this question, but it's actually clinically proven that it is okay to wear a bra to bed. During pregnancy and cycles, your breasts may become sensitive, and it would even help to wear a bra to bed for support and relief, as long as it's not too tight. Hope I helped =)
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