fiapoko 'bra'

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So I finally got time to pick up my usual perfume bottle from Victoria Secret this weekend!

It's always dangerous to go there when they have their blowout sales.
It was a mad house! and I was spending ..... like mad....lol

So while I was checking out, the supervisor handed me a scratch card!

"Scratch the card and see what it says"

I did. and it said "FREE BRA up to $50 in value"

 I got too excited "yay I get to own a $50 bra" who the heck spends $50 on a damn bra?

If you know me, then you know that my budget for bras are usually $15 max (which is why I only buy from VS when they have sales) My $15 walmart bras suit me just fine fank you vedy much!

I left my shopping at checkout while I ran to the back to grab my $50 bra!

A floor girl came up and said "ma'am do you know your size?"
Of course I do I'm a 36D

Why don't we just fit you just in case?

 I let her do her thing and she says "good thing we fit you first, you are a size 38D"

I looked at her, then grabbed a pretty laced blue bra in the 36D cabinet "No thanks, I'm a 36D"

I could feel her eyes behind me. probably thinking - what a fiapoko ekk!

Anyhow, long story short, I got home and immediately tried on my new bra after I took a shower!

hhhhmmmm...that was a bit tight!

It's ok, just gotta break into it just like breaking into shoes!

It's now 3rd day breaking into my bra. Still tight! still can't breathe when I sit down!
...let's stop the denial game already...ua makua fufuchi bad!

aikalo ia se..maimau le freebie ae le ofi kalu ai le fiapoko!

Comments

Siusega said…
LMAAAOOO. I feel you sissy. I told someone coming from overseas to get me bras and i told them the size. Ae saugi makua no fit lava ae fai le force five. I have scars to prove it lmao.
September 17, 2014 at 7:10 PM
kuaback said…
lol….oh dear…its a sad fact one hard to admit..i know your pain. lol
September 18, 2014 at 9:12 PM
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