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When one boob is a cup(or two)sizes larger

How do you decide what technically *fits* when one boob is a 1-2 cups larger?
I have softer tissue and an uncommon shape, so I feel like that enables me to get away with different cuts and sizes,for the most part, but this has just been bugging me as of late.

For example, my Comexim Geisha in 65F is probably my best fit, followed closely by Tropical Garden 65E, Sophia 65E and Victoria 65E.
I also just received a Green Velvet in 60H from kerniss that fits wonderfully. It looks fuller coverage than my others, but isn't gaping anywhere and it feels great not to be so "locked in".
But how is this possible? XD

However, it seems as if many of my 65E bras, and 30D bras are a bit snug on my left, larger side. I'm wondering if this is perhaps what caused irritation last week. I'll have a much better idea tomorrow I hope, but since I've been wearing 1-2 cup volumes larger I've been feeling loads better.


I'd say 65F/30DD are my best fits atm, but still, pretty snug on lefty, but then it works well on righty.
Then I go up to 60H/65G/30E/32DD aaand the wires are often too wide, but now lefty comfortably fits in the cups. Now righty is drowning in fabric.

Should I just resort to buying Comexim 60H-65G with cookie pockets? Or is it not that bad if the cups are a little bit to very snug on one boob?

To make matters worse, my measurements fluctuate, and by usual standards, my left side is FoT/even, and right is FoB/Even. So right now I'm wearing this amazing Cleo Marcie in 32DD and my left side can finally breathe, but my right side is wrinkling at the top and I can feel it bouncing in the cup.

What do.
Should I just keep two bra wardrobes??
O_O

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