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But even with 10 of these bad boys on you won't be able to run without knocking yourself out with your own boobs.
These are meant to be for lounging/sleeping/yoga individually, two or three together for walking/cycling/very low impact stuff.
It is an absolute stretch calling these sports bras.
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Right. I buy my husband underwear all the time and he's cool with it, if he bought me underwear I'd be just as grateful that he thought of me. Idk to each their own.
I can see your point. However, not everyone feels secure. It's not always about the brand or price - it could be they are giving the equivalent of granny panties vs lingerie. "Is that's how they see me?" Or grocery store flowers vs a florist. "This was just handy. Didn't they care enough to make the effort?" When my husband gives me flowers - he goes to a florist and looks for my favorite flowers. Thought, care and time. He only needs to buy one flower because the number of flowers doesn't increase the importance of the gift. If fruit of the loom is their favorite, you know their size and favorite color - then yes it's a good gift. Mostly money is a substitute for thoughtfulness.
I generally feel secure in a relationship until there's reason not to be secure. The way I see it, is life is too short to try to convince someone of your worth. If a prospective partner does not see me as worthy of the trouble, then I'm ok with severing the relationship. I hope that it happens the other way around as well, as I don't think I'd want to burden myself with someone that doesn't find me as worthy. And if a gift from certain vendors can upset that balance, then I don't think there was much to the relationship in the first place.
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. I got up on my soap box a bit there. 😊
NP, living and enjoying life should be the purpose of both partners in a committed relationship. If either partner thinks that they need to "test" the other partner's commitment to the relationship, then that relationship is essentially dead, IMO.
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