I've been out of the underwire bra game for a while, can y'all catch me up?

EDITED WITH SIZE: No way! I've done 34D before and fill the cup without spilling over... 34H/I!??! No way!? In inches Loose: 34, Snug: 33.75, Tight: 33, Standing: 41, Leaning: 42.5, Lying: 41.5, US/Canada Suggested Starting Size: 34H/I US.

About 5 years ago, before I ever discovered the ABraThatFits revolution, I was just going to VS like I thought you were supposed to, and by the end of the day I couldn't wait to rip my bra off.

Finally I discovered wireless bralettes from LIVELY, and have been doing those for the past 5 years. I can wear those all day long and not even realize it; they're so comfortable! But recently I realized it's not particularly flattering under a shirt, and I could use a little more lift and shape. (Plus LIVELY went out of business.)

So I bought a very cheap underwire bra from a big box type store and the visual difference was amazing. Buuuut by the end of the day, I couldn't wait to take it off. Again, this was just the cheapest basic underwire bra you could buy.

So okay, now I know that I want some general lift and shape. But with the comfort of a wireless bralette. (Aka, the perfect bra!)

As you can see from above - my bra shopping history is: VS, LIVELY bralettes, .... that's it. This subreddit is a bit intimidating to just start out on. And I feel like I'm 5+ years behind the conversation. Can you catch me up on the general consensus these days about what underwire bra is the most comfortable OR what wireless bralette give the most shape and lift?

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u/sweetloveilumination — 15 hours ago
▲ 13 r/camping

Where can you camp in the US where campfires are okay, and what do you do to fill the campfire void when they're not okay?

Growing up on the west coast, campfires were a part of camping. I'm honestly mourning this loss as each year it becomes more and more clear that campfires in the west just aren't okay anymore. It's beyond just "hope there isn't a fire ban when we go," but rather just "no campfires in summer, period."

How far east or north do you gotta go to where having a campfire is safe and okay? California, Colorado.. no fires, period. What states are chill with fires?

And what do you do to fill the void without a fire? Like games, star gazing, right, I get it. But I mean more aestheticly or for zoning out staring at a flickering fire. I don't want to play games all night. I was to zen out around the fire. Any alternatives even possibly come close to that?

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u/sweetloveilumination — 2 months ago

Friend or foe? Popped up in my native garden - grew from zero to this in 2 weeks so I'm thinking invasive and needs removal? But I'd love to be able to accept it as a volunteer if it's not invasive!

u/sweetloveilumination — 3 months ago