Fashion : Corset training
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You won't be able to breathe well. Being that you're usually congested it's not a good combo.
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I never had any problems in the past and I've suffered with congestion all my life 
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I guess the modern corsets are better for breathing. Years ago, back in my day, women wore restrictive corsets.
As a result of this particular version of corset fashion, over time, corset-wearers’ bodies changed: their ribs were displaced, their lungs were squashed, some organs were compressed against the spine and others were shoved down into the lower abdomen. In addition to making it hard to breathe, hearts struggled to pump and, guts struggled to digest what little food they could get down. As one Victorian lady is reported, “I had only eaten two bites of my biscuit there was no room beneath my corset for a third.”
Said the West Coast Times in August of 1884,
While the purpose of the corset changed over time- sometimes meant to give a flat look, sometimes meant to give extra curves via tightening, it’s the latter fad, particularly in the Victorian era, that many propose was the cause of at least some fainting spells.
https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2015/05/women-fainted-much-19th-century/
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As a result of this particular version of corset fashion, over time, corset-wearers’ bodies changed: their ribs were displaced, their lungs were squashed, some organs were compressed against the spine and others were shoved down into the lower abdomen. In addition to making it hard to breathe, hearts struggled to pump and, guts struggled to digest what little food they could get down. As one Victorian lady is reported, “I had only eaten two bites of my biscuit there was no room beneath my corset for a third.”
Said the West Coast Times in August of 1884,
While the purpose of the corset changed over time- sometimes meant to give a flat look, sometimes meant to give extra curves via tightening, it’s the latter fad, particularly in the Victorian era, that many propose was the cause of at least some fainting spells.
https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2015/05/women-fainted-much-19th-century/
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Very attractive!
Are these…devices (???) Safe? Is it considered a device or just a garment?
Are these…devices (???) Safe? Is it considered a device or just a garment?
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You wear them under clothes to eventually have an hourglass figure with a tight waist. Just tucks you in a bit nicer until you get there 😆😄
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Yes…the hourglass figure! The wife sports that and it is very becoming 
Anyway…very nice 🙂👍
Anyway…very nice 🙂👍
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it's a ploy 4 more male attention.
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My password is password
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Well she's an attractive young lady so what's the harm? I'm sure the young fellas are quite fond of her consideration
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You're jealous of someone posting a random corset picture? 
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My password is password
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PSSTTT: IT's a DUDE!!!! 
How come nobody can see this?
The OP probably is. That sounds like a tranny thing to wear!
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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How come nobody can see this?
The OP probably is. That sounds like a tranny thing to wear!
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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it'd explain the constant need for validation.
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My former supervisor used to wear one under her clothes everyday at work and she wore heels. One time we walked to the train station together after work. She could walk faster in those heels and that corset than I could without a corset and wearing flats.
But that's her. No way I'm wearing those things. I'd faint.
But that's her. No way I'm wearing those things. I'd faint.
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Any ladies here do this? I'm thinking about buying the one in the pic to wear under clothes.