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Date Posted: 12:39:38 07/28/24 Sun
Author: Bill
Subject: Re: Men wearing a girdle
In reply to: Rob13 's message, "Re: Men wearing a girdle" on 10:11:09 07/14/24 Sun

>None of the mens girdles have the tummmy control that
>older men like me need. I wear mine (a Rago 6107)
>exclusively for figure control as i have a bigger
>stomach than I want the world to see. Works a treat,
>especially under blue jeans. I am so pleased how much
>slimmer I look now (both my waist and my stomach which
>are now inches slimmer than before I was girdled). It
>is also very comfortabe to wear around my male parts.
I agree that only the women's versions, especially those from Rago (I prefer the 6210 myself) provide true support for the tummy! Most "modern" girdles, or "shapewear" as they are now called, are simply tight and stretchy and squeeze everything equally. The panelled girdles like the 6210 have areas like the front and sides that have no stretch, and are reinforced to hold you in! While I have some of the modern versions for everyday wear around the house, nothing beats my Rago 6210 or 696 girdles with panels!

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Re: Men wearing a girdle -- Observer, 02:21:51 07/29/24 Mon
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>>None of the mens girdles have the tummmy control that >>older men like me need. I wear mine (a Rago 6107) >>exclusively for figure control as i have a bigger >>stomach than I want the world to see. Works a treat, >>especially under blue jeans. I am so pleased how much >>slimmer I look now (both my waist and my stomach which >>are now inches slimmer than before I was girdled). It >>is also very comfortabe to wear around my male parts. >I agree that only the women's versions, especially >those from Rago (I prefer the 6210 myself) provide >true support for the tummy! Most "modern" girdles, or >"shapewear" as they are now called, are simply tight >and stretchy and squeeze everything equally. The >panelled girdles like the 6210 have areas like the >front and sides that have no stretch, and are >reinforced to hold you in! While I have some of the >modern versions for everyday wear around the house, >nothing beats my Rago 6210 or 696 girdles with panels!

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