Sharing the Yoke

If you are a regular visitor to BrasByDesign, you may remember the recent piece 'Getting Beyond a Yoke', where we explored the idea of using a yoke to help support and carry a somewhat excessive amount of boob!

Now, quite how well the original idea worked out, I'm not so sure. I imagine it did have the desired effect in allowing an increase in support and carrying capacity, and yet, I have to concede that it didn't look like the most comfortable contraption to wear long-term. However, with a girl who was probably on the brink of immobility, that modest assistance from the yoke may have been all that she needed to help her cope, at least for short spells of activity.

Of course, there are always bigger bust-lines to deal with - so, what happens if we 'split' the load, and give the yoke to someone else? Our trainee nurse here probably isn't very enthused by the idea, but she is doing her best it would seem. Empathy is one thing, but it has still probably come as a bit of a shock to the system at just how much breasts that enormous actually weigh, especially when that weight is pressing on your shoulders!

Briony also seems a little short fused, and that is most likely down to the fact that she has had a few years to gradually grow accustomed to the steadily increasing size and inconvenience of her heaving bosom. There is almost certainly a hint of envy directed to toward her slighter chested testing partner too, and one can't help imagine that Briony is taking at least some pleasure in watching someone else struggle with the growing load that she has to contend with on a daily basis!

Probably the biggest issue with this set up (out of many), is that it requires a ridiculous amount of coordination for such an unsteady solution. Both girls have got to be pretty much perfectly in step. If the yoke-bearer gets too far ahead, it will pull the yoke from her shoulders, and if the bustee doesn't stop in time or she stumbles, her enormous breasts are likely to flatten the girl up front!

Back to the drawing board? Most definitely, but not until we've enjoyed two women struggling with a gigantic pair of breasts. It is for science, after all...