22-12-2024, 01:01
Well we both have that in common then! My boobs are wide set too, standing without a bra I can fit two fingers between my breasts(I know that's not much but alas they are wider set) and even though I'm a UK GG/H I too find some bras give me minimal cleavage, but remember as fertilityqueen (aka Tibetanprincess) always said in her YouTube videos "all cleavage is sexy!" whether they are gap cleavage, "bum" cleavage etc 
some bras I've found along the way that really really give great cleavage for wider set breasts are plunge bras with a J hook option(when you create a Racerback with the J hook you get extra lift and pushed in cleavage) like the Panache Faith Plunge bra, and also bras with a frontal closure(with no hooks and eyes at the back) because these really push the breasts together! My fave one of those is the Curvy Kate Kiss Superplunge bra and I bought my sister size of a 30H so that the band was tighter creating more cleavage when clipping the front closure! But for my day to day bras I always prefer a stretch lace/mesh bra with a high gore to keep the breasts seperated that has a forward projection (side support) style like the Curvy Kate Victory Balcony bra or the Panache Allure Full Cup Bra, when you have a wider set breasts like us, styles that offer side support give us great shape and projection 
you can do it! Just be patient with yourself I know this all feels like a sorta race but remember this is a very slow process especially if you are doing full on NBE(meaning without any major weight gain elsewhere) it took me a good few trials and errors over the years with my own research to grow from a D/DD to a GG/H, it's only this time that I made a big growth jump from a G to a GG quickly and now my growth is more slower hence I'm reminding myself too to be patient also remember that just because one person on here says something/finds something that is not supposed to work for NBE doesn't mean it won't work for you, I'm a very good example of that as I've found certain things to have been beneficial to me in the past despite others research saying it shouldn't, we are all individual cases what works for some may not work for you and vice versa!
some bras I've found along the way that really really give great cleavage for wider set breasts are plunge bras with a J hook option(when you create a Racerback with the J hook you get extra lift and pushed in cleavage) like the Panache Faith Plunge bra, and also bras with a frontal closure(with no hooks and eyes at the back) because these really push the breasts together! My fave one of those is the Curvy Kate Kiss Superplunge bra and I bought my sister size of a 30H so that the band was tighter creating more cleavage when clipping the front closure! But for my day to day bras I always prefer a stretch lace/mesh bra with a high gore to keep the breasts seperated that has a forward projection (side support) style like the Curvy Kate Victory Balcony bra or the Panache Allure Full Cup Bra, when you have a wider set breasts like us, styles that offer side support give us great shape and projection you can do it! Just be patient with yourself I know this all feels like a sorta race but remember this is a very slow process especially if you are doing full on NBE(meaning without any major weight gain elsewhere) it took me a good few trials and errors over the years with my own research to grow from a D/DD to a GG/H, it's only this time that I made a big growth jump from a G to a GG quickly and now my growth is more slower hence I'm reminding myself too to be patient also remember that just because one person on here says something/finds something that is not supposed to work for NBE doesn't mean it won't work for you, I'm a very good example of that as I've found certain things to have been beneficial to me in the past despite others research saying it shouldn't, we are all individual cases what works for some may not work for you and vice versa!