Anyone who wears a bra will attest to the sheer bliss, pleasure, and euphoria of taking it off at the end of the day. Or, As one Twitter user so accurately put it, "I got 99 problems, and most of them boil down to this bra." Bra wearers experience the daily dilemma of wanting to give their boobs the support they deserve and also letting them hang free. Because let's face it, bras are a prison of underwire, suffocation, and constriction for our boobs, and they deserve better. These hilarious tweets from women about the discomfort and hassle of wearing a bra will relate hard to anyone who has to wear one on the daily, and honestly, they're making me want to burn my bra right now.
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I recently learned that back in 1989, astronomers found out there was a giant asteroid barreling towards Earth. Like, the size of a mountain. Like really effing big, y'all. It would have fcked up our planet, dudes. But guess what? It flew right past us, and now there is a special day to celebrate. It's called Near Miss Day (March 23rd), and it's supposed to be happy, but you know what? There is so much sht we wouldn't have to deal with if that asteroid had just taken out society as we know it when it had the chance. Like…
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Being an employee means adhering to specific workplace rules and risking inevitable consequences if you don't. Included in those policies is the dress-code, which will, of course, differ depending on where you work. However, sometimes the rules aren't so clear-cut and can be left open to the employee's interpretation—for example, deciding whether or not wearing a bra is necessary. One woman faced this very problem and posted on Reddit's Am I The A**hole after receiving complaints from her new coworkers about her refusal to wear a bra in the office. She stresses that she didn't wear a bra at her previous job, her nipples weren't on show, and a sweater hid her 'large boobs,' and she was, in her opinion, entirely appropriate. Redditors, however, disagreed and argued that, although it sucks, it was unprofessional and if she didn't like the policy at her new workplace, she should find another job. What do you think?
