Bra Hooks

If there is anything as controversial as the bra itself, it is the bra hooks!

I'm talking about the traditional bra hooks, which are on the back with one, two, three or more hooks and have one, two or three "lines".

Even men who never thought about wearing a bra need to confront them at some point when trying to unbutton their girlfriend's bra. Some men can do this with three fingers, while some women (and men) who wear a bra every day do not have the same skill.

As a rule, men who wear bras are at an advantage. Wearing bras regularly makes us practice buttoning and unbuttoning, unlike other guys.

If you have this difficulty, don't be shy about buying a bra to train. You can dress it on a pillow, for example. But it would be an interesting experience to wear it.

I think if all the men in the world wore a bra at least once, at least half of them would enjoy the experience.

The bra can stop being a mere utilitarian piece to support breasts and become a fashion piece that explores the charm and style of people - men and women. In fact, with the increase in cases of gynecomastia (breasts in men), there’s nothing more natural than having the support of a bra in these cases ...

I, for example, already know how to unbutton a bra and removing it without taking off my top or blouse. That takes some skill and some practice as well!

Imagine if you are able to take off your girlfriend's bra and removing it from her body without taking off her blouse or top. On the one hand, she may be impressed by your ability, on the other, she may be suspicious of something (like maybe you’ve had way too much practice removing many other girl’s bras) ... yes, bra removing on girls is still taboo.

Many people who wear a bra every day like to take it off at the end of the day, as if it were a ritual. They take it off before even taking off her top.

Of course, when you are faced with a three-hook bra, it becomes more difficult - not much to unbutton, but to tighten. Imagine a bra with 5 or 6 hooks. One who is not very flexible has to follow the old trick of turning a bra and then fastening the hooks from the front of your chest or stomach.

I don't like buttoning the bra from the front and turning it. In addition to doing it might stretch out the bra and personally, I don't think it's very feminine.

The cost savings have already generated bras with a single hook. Imagine if the hook breaks and the bra unbuttons on the street!

But with the advent of bralettes, the hooks may disappear. I don't know why, but I often think that a bra without hooks is not a bra. And bralettes are not very sexy to me. It is not the same fun putting on either because you’re just pulling it over your head. It is part of the "magic" of the bra, as is the famous "hug" of the band and the feeling of the straps on our shoulders!

On the other hand, whoever wants to wear a bra without anyone noticing it, can benefit from it. After all, the relief of the hooks can denounce you.

One of the advantages of wearing bras is the fact you can look back and have these reflections and share them with others like you!

*And you, what do you think of the bra hooks and how many hooks are in most of your bras?

*Do you have a much easier way to put on your bras – if so, would you please share it with us?

*When building an essential collection of bras, what colors seem to be absolute must have colors to complete that essential collection based on the color of tops you have to wear them under?

Thanks girls so very much for taking the time to read by article on bra hooks! If you will, please take the time to either send me a comment in response to my article or to answer one or more of the questions I’ve posed to you above!

Sincerely, Marie Claire