I am surprised yet very happy to see the sudden influence from a lot of newcomers. I always like to see the newbies coming out of their bud and blossoming into the new world of bra freedom and their overall confidence levels increasing.

There are a lot of old timers here with many first hand experiences to share with you that will make your new found freedom a lot easier for you and the ones around you.

The past couple months have been fairly boring on the board and your new input has brought it back to life.

Please don't be shy, if you need an opinion, we are here to give you our support. As you might have already read there are a LOT of women here with experiences ranging from the initial leaving off the bra to wearing sheer shirts in public braless.

Thanks for stopping in and welcome to the family.

I somtimes read the forum but I am often at work and can't contribute to the postings. Yesterday it appears a lot of people were probably off work for the election as I was given the day off to go and vote.

I totally agree Jodi. It is always great to have 'new blood' and fresh perspectives here and I encourage any and all who are reading but not posting please join in and share your thoughts and experiences. No need to be shy. We are a friendly bunch here and we always welcome newcomers and are genuinely interested in hearing your views.

PS- If you don't see the "Post now" button- it is on the upper-right of the screen. When threads get long and strung out (as they are below) it can disappear off the right side of the screen on many browsers (an annoying design flaw I wish NW54 would fix) but you can find it by using your horizonal scroll button.

Maybe the political discussion in other threads has convinced people that we are an intelligent bunch and that is why we see more new posters telling us of their experiences

Is this revival a fall phenomenon? Anyone remember last fall?

Does anyone know of a women who went brafree most of her life and developed breast cancer? I bet there aren't many.

Well I don't know too many women who have never worn a bra.

But speaking of cancer I heard the sad news tonight that John Edward's wife Elizabeth has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
I'm sure everyone here at BFF wishes her a full and speedy recovery.