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>>>Yes, I have read many of Ivyleaf's articles - and >they >>>are superb. I don't know about satin appealing to >>>men: I didn't see it that way at the time. The first >>>time I came across it was when my wife bought a new >>>girdle which, on the packaging, was described as >"Firm >>>control with satin elastic downstretch back panel". >>>Her previous girdles were "medium control" so she had >>>obviously decided to try something firmer. When she >>>tried it on she remarked that it was much tighter but >>>I don't think she recognised what the various panels >>>and reinforcements were trying to do. When she >turned >>>round and I saw the shiny, satin back panel I >realised >>>that this was a major difference from the medium >>>girdles. Later, my wife gradually replaced all the >>>medium girdles with new firm ones, some with satin >>>backs and some with just a double elastic back. She >>>thought the satin back ones did a better job of >>>flattening her bottom but were "a bit harder" than >the >>>non-satin ones. I think she meant "more controlling" >>>rather than actually feeling harder. >> >>To Observer >> >>Interesting - Another Ivyleaf article I came across >>and one that you might find interesting, if you >>haven`t seen it already, is entitled " The Other Side >>of Corsetry". About half way down she talks about >>satin and its effects. I think that one has to take >>some of the stories at the end with a large pinch of >>salt? >>I had a similar experience with my wife. In the early >>days she wore medium control roll-ons and there was >>little satin used. Later when she noticed her figure >>was changing, she said they were no real use anymore >>and decided to wear firm control girdles, which had >>the satin panels on the front and sides with the >>special satin downstretch panel you mention at the >>back. The lycra elastic used was a lot heavier and far >>more controlling than that used today of course and I >>can remember that she said it took quite a long time >>to get used to wearing one all day but that the >>considerable benefits certainly outweighed the >>disadvantages. > >To Robert: >Yes, I love to wear ANY kind of shapewear. For people >to search for 'Girdle Escapades' you can find my true >and total addiction story to girdles. I really think >that a lot of people think shapewear is out of date, >but they don't realize what a wonderful feeling it is >to be wearing a girdle!!!

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