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Date Posted: 07:45:32 12/09/24 Mon
Author: Edward
Subject: Re: Your wearing
In reply to: hidnviews 's message, "Re: Your wearing" on 09:50:06 12/08/24 Sun

>>Interestingly you could have joined the conversation
>>and shared expert first hand experience, but I am
>>guessing you didn't. I am sure I would not have had
>>the nerve to do that.
>Yes, you are most correct - I was too embarrassed to
>join in the conversation! I simply buried my head in
>my work, and never wore a girdle to work again! Since
>this happened in the morning, I had to go the rest of
>day keeping a low-profile. Ha.

I really don't know why girdles have been traditionally restricted to women in todays society. Somehow, being Trans is OK but wearing a girdle is not. It is an absolute pleasure to wear a girdle and at this point in my life, I really don't care if someone suspects I'm wearing a girdle or not. So a few months ago, my next door neighbor came over and was talking about yard companies and who was better. She asked me about my bunched up shirt. After a few seconds, I pulled my shirt up and exposed my black color Rago 9357. She stared at me for a while then pulled her shirt up and told me her size was a cup D.
Boy, we laughed together and she told me I look great but next time order smaller cups..
I am not trans but the best feeling in the world.

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>>>Interestingly you could have joined the conversation >>>and shared expert first hand experience, but I am >>>guessing you didn't. I am sure I would not have had >>>the nerve to do that. >>Yes, you are most correct - I was too embarrassed to >>join in the conversation! I simply buried my head in >>my work, and never wore a girdle to work again! Since >>this happened in the morning, I had to go the rest of >>day keeping a low-profile. Ha. > > >I really don't know why girdles have been >traditionally restricted to women in todays society. >Somehow, being Trans is OK but wearing a girdle is >not. It is an absolute pleasure to wear a girdle and >at this point in my life, I really don't care if >someone suspects I'm wearing a girdle or not. So a few >months ago, my next door neighbor came over and was >talking about yard companies and who was better. She >asked me about my bunched up shirt. After a few >seconds, I pulled my shirt up and exposed my black >color Rago 9357. She stared at me for a while then >pulled her shirt up and told me her size was a cup D. >Boy, we laughed together and she told me I look great >but next time order smaller cups.. >I am not trans but the best feeling in the world.

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