Yow those things are cold!

[Guest Lizzie McTrucker]

It's no secret that until I grow (or buy) the bust that I really want, I have to wear breast forms. Well with the weather cooling off, I'm reminded of how much these forms can wake you up when you're not expecting it.

When I change into my pajamas for the night, I take my bra off and set it, with the forms, up on the top bunk of my truck for the night. It's out of the way and really it's the one place in the truck where I have the room to lay them out flat.

Well this morning it was a chilly 45 degrees outside, which means it's probably about 60 in the truck right now. As I'm getting dressed, I stand up to get my bra down and set the forms on the bed. I put whatever bra on that I want to wear that day (it changes depending on the outfit). As I slip the first form in, the cold silicone presses against my warm skin.

Yow!

I'm awake now! No need for coffee....

[Guest]

Giggle.

Place forms on heater prior to donning them.

Huggs,

Joann

[Guest]

Hi Lizzie,

A CD friend went camping in the high country here, and it was below freezing that night. She awoke the next morning with the dilemma of outing herself by emerging from her tent in male mode or freezing her chest with her DD breastforms. She chose the breasforms, but said it took quite a while to take a breath afterwards.

Is there someplace in your bed that they'd stay warm without breaking them? It's only going to get colder!

Love, Megan

[Guest TGTrish]

Brrr... Not for me. I'd definitely prefer hot coffee for my wake up. My little A-cup girls are growing fast enough. With the right bra and a tight top I certainly look more girl than guy.

Trish

[Guest Lizzie McTrucker]

Is there someplace in your bed that they'd stay warm without breaking them? It's only going to get colder!

I'm too afraid of puncturing them, so I'll deal with the cold.

On a similar note to your story: I had less expensive silicone forms before these and when I found myself in Denver for a few days, I actually had bubbles in the forms. Not protruding out of them (that would be awkward and hard to explain) but bubbles in the silicone itself. Really weird. When I got back down to lower elevations the bubbles went away, thank goodness.

[Guest Annutty]

LOL....yeah the cold is coming...I would put them down low near the heater but I wouldn't want them to melt! I dunno about your truck, but my truck heater gets reaaaallly hot ....

[Cyndee]

These days they make all kinds of heated socks with fancy battery technology. Perhaps you could keep them warm over night on top of, or perhaps in a pair of heated socks with their rechargable lithium ion batteries

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