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Do training bras hurt?

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Sorry I have quite a few questions on training bras but according to one of my BEST friends they do! Well do they? + I'll definetly check out Marks n Spencers! But the one in Brixton only sells proper grown up bras not training . . .

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Awwwww

No they dont

they must be very tight to hurt

They pain she is experiencing is probley her b***s growing

lol

Take caree
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No they dont, thats the whole point , to get girls used to wearing bras.

Why would they hurt , the're only cloth and a peice of elastic.
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i dont see any way they could hurt unless they were like too small and were squeazing you to death.
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that means your friend has a problem..because they shouldn't hurt
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No they do not...
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ha ha...then i think that your friends training bra is too tight!

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no they dont. why would they? maybe its because theyre not used to wearing bras... but its just like a thing of cloth with elastic. thats all a training bra is.
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Usually you can find some at Wal-mart or some way a little less pricey but they don't usually hurt it might take some time getting used too but after a while you don't even notice it. and if your friend says it hurts it might not be the right size department stores usually have a 10% off thing if you get sized i know its weird but its true so do that before anything else :) hope i helped
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all my girlfriends tend to play with them alot, so Im going to say "yes" they probably don't fit the best :)

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I don't believe they use the term 'training bra' any more, they just do a range of non-wired aimed at youngsters which are pretty without being tarty and offer the right support. In M&S they will measure you to get the right size then fit it on you too to make sure it's the right shape for you.

They do not hurt, it can take a little bit of getting used to, but it's no more painful than a waste belt, just a few inches higher.
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well they dont "hurt" they are just uncomfortable for a little while until u get used to them, it just annoys u. but if u find a good one it might help a little bit. dont worry it just takes getting used to. and when u do u cant even feel it. its sort of like getting ur ears pierced. u feel it for a while then the pain goes away
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No they don't hurt, they may take some getting used to but its a new layer so thats not surprsing xD marks and spencers ones are very good and so are Debenhams and BHS
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No. They r quite comfy. ps: I am a female although my avatar's not.
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Training bras are met to be comfortable and to support your b*****s as they develop. They are designed to be of the most comfort, if you have problems with your first training bra then you should buy another and get you money back from the store that sold you the uncomfortable one. You need to feel assured that you are satified with your training bra in this crucial time in your development.

Good luck
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haha no they don't hurt at all your friends is probably too tight
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Noo, they don't hurt at all.

Go and get fitted at la senza, they do all sizes and they don't only sell all that raunchy stuff, they have really nice underwear ;)
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I thought you meant sports bras when I saw the question!

'training bra' is a really funny name I think.

but no bra should ever hurt. they could be uncomfortable when someone first starts wearing them either because they're not used to it or because they haven't found the style that suits their shape (there's plenty variety), or if underwired the wire could be sticking through, but most likely because they are the wrong size.

your friend should get measured properly and maybe try a few different bras that are the right size, it doesn't matter if they are 'training' bras or not, it's the size that counts.
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No they don't hurt if you get the correct size
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They dont hurt! well if they dont fit right the elastic might be too tight. but thers no wires or anything its just cloth and elastics....
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They don't hurt at all.Just make sure that they are the right size but, no.
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they shouldn't hurt if you have one that fits properly.
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no. hers might be to small.
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no they dont hurt-get the correct size
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I don't think so. The important thing with bras is to get one that fits right. There are specialist shops who will fit them for you. I know one in Norwich but not in Brixton even though I was born there
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no training bras, don't hurt. actually they r quite comfortable, well at least a lot more comfortalbe than the real bras, especially those with an underwire.
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