I haven’t worn a bra in four years – some people say it’s ’gross’ but I absolutely won’t change | The Sun

AN INFLUENCER is way ahead of the curve and has ditched what was once considered an essential part of a woman’s wardrobe.

The TikTok user realized she didn't need to wear a bra anymore and finally ditched it four years ago.


Since then the trend has grown, but Madds, who goes by @madds.maxjesty, has had to face some uninvited comments about her decision.

It's just as well, she doesn't mind going against social norms -they just don't faze her.

In her post, she wears tight blue hipster jeans, with a grey crop top – and she is braless.

The video is captioned: “Ew, put a bra on, you’re gross.”

It’s an example of the sort of comments she has had to endure since she committed to ditching her bra.

But she came up smiling and ignored her detractors.

“Absolutely not," she said.

“I haven’t worn a bra in like four years and YES I respect myself.”

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Her 180,000 followers love her messages of positive affirmation.

“I set goals for myself and strive to constantly improve,” she said.

“Not for anyone else's approval, but for my own satisfaction and personal growth.”

Her post attracted over 3,000 likes, and fans were quick to comment.

“Girl I wish. Mine be checking out the floor. Get it though,” one fan wrote

Another fan said: “Girl literally if mine had any perk whatsoever I wouldn’t either.”

“Literally, why does anyone care," asked one viewer.

While another said: “I couldn’t really tell to be honest.”

A final follower said: “I don’t understand why people think not wearing a bra is gross. It’s basically just fat sacks. What’s the issue.”



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