u/Fxrzana

I usually wear a tank top / vest underneath my t-shirts or whatever im wearing at home instead of any type of bra. Its comfortable, does the job of hiding the chest area , like nipple exposing through t-shirts.

But because its extremely hot right now i dont want to wear them because they are fitted vests. Its so hot I just want to wear a tshit by itself. But I noticed in the mirror the shape of my nipples can be seen through and anytime I move, my breast movements can also be noticed more clearly.

I live with my parents and sibilings (im 18). They're all mahrams and don't really care about things like this, they wouldn't find it weird or comment. But me personally, I feel awkward and uncomfortable if know my chest area is shown more visibly because im wearing nothing but a tshirt.

Any suggestions on what to wear underneath that is breathable in summer? What do you guys wear at home? Or do I just need a thicker tshirt? Something that hides the nipple and natural "jiggle" movements. Sorry if im describing it weirdly, this is intended for women only.

This is actually so stupid that I'm even writing a reddit post on this but my family members are genuinely started to piss me off. Bear in mind these are all adults (25+) and I'm 18. Adding this context so you can understand how stupid it sounds.

I bought several water bottles (3 Evian one litre bottles) and about 3 500ml bottles. Since it's hot, I fill them up with water and put them in the fridge so its cold. When I wake up I need to start my day with cold water. Especially during my internship since I had to wake up early and didnt eat breakfast so I'd take a bottle with me to work to drink during the commute.

My family members keep taking the water and drinking it. Sure I dont mind. But they NEVER ever refill the bottles and leave the empty bottles in the fridge. My sister even takes the smaller bottles to her room and doesn't even bother bringing it back to the kitchen to refill. It was there for days. I had to go get it myself, refill it with water then put it in the fridge.

This has been going on for months now. Some of the bottles went missing. (They probably threw them) so im left with only the 3 Evian bottles. i bought them all btw. This is actually pissing me off because there were days I woke up for work and all the bottles were empty and still in the fridge? Like I literally saw my brother once take my bottle from the fridge to fill his Stanley cup then put the empty bottle back in the fridge. At least re fill it?? What's the point in putting it back in the fridge then. I called him out and he just laughed and walked off. He's in his thirties btw.

I woke up today, all 3 bottles empty. In fact they're not even empty. Whoever takes the water always leaves about 10ml in it so it doesnt look empty. Which is even worse. So I just threw all of them in the bin. I just got so mad. Was it justifiable? Was my reaction valid? Im so sick of everyone drinking my water that I chilled because of this heat and not even refilling it. They just take. I dont know if its a stretch but for more context our tap water is warm, not really cold. Well since its summer cold tap water tastes warm atm. There are times the cold water is my breakfast too. But im not asking for much, just fucking refill the bottles if you've taken it so the next person can also enjoy cold water. Thank you for reading up to now ＼(^_^)／

Can I say I love the concept of handwritings. How everyone's is unique to them. I recognise people's handwriting and know its them. Especially at my old school. A handwriting feels like a person's voice their signature, their style.

When im watching someone write I notice if they're left or right handed. And I try to guess it beforehand and turns out I get this gut feeling when I think someone is left handed. It just feels like them.

But yeah, if you showed me one of my teacher's writing id instantly be able to tell you who's it was. I find this heartwarming. Maybe its just me that looks this deep into handwritings. I find it so cool looking at how people hold their pen differently