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>>It's been a couple years now and contour shaping >>garments and girdles fill my drawers. What started as >>my wife’s weight control suggestion has become our >>daily routine. >>My experience of wearing a girdle wasn't simply a >>matter of putting it on and going about my day. Like >>learning to play the piano, my wife insisted it >>required dedication, practice, and a willingness to >>endure initial discomfort for the sake of eventual >>outcome. >>The first few months, there was a learning curve >>involved, a process of how to properly put on the >>girdle, adjust it for optimal comfort and control, and >>move with it in a way that felt natural and graceful. >>There were many days I wanted to reject them and let >>it all hang out but my wife insisted my figure was >>showing such improvement and I’d gotten used to the >>sensation of being held in. We shopped to find the >>right control and a balance between support and >>restriction. >>Just as a pianist spends hours practicing scales, a >>girdle wearer has to put in the time to find what >>works. It was a process of trial and error, figuring >>out what worked and gradually increasing the amount of >>time worn and the level of constriction. >>The objective of the regimen was to achieve a >>waist-to-hip ratio of 0.75 which my wife said was an >>aesthetically pleasing physique. By targeting my >>waistline, the goal was to create a more defined waist >>and enhance the overall smooth curvature of my figure. >> >>There were setbacks and frustrations along the way. >>There were days when the control garments felt too >>tight, too uncomfortable, too restrictive. There were >>times when wearing a girdle would never feel natural. >>But with my wife’s encouragement and perseverance, I >>eventually achieved a level of daily comfort. >>One of my favorites is the Bellefit postpartum >>cheekster. It has discrete control that tightens the >>belly, rounds the bottom without a panty line and >>features a wide gusset. (Important) >>I’m proud to say that my wife and I wear almost the >>same size pants now. She likes me wearing her >>stretchy jeans which make me aware of the subtle shift >>in my movements. My hips, once moving with a >>straightforward purpose, now sway gently with each >>step. It’s an almost imperceptible change, a delicate >>sway, a graceful rhythm that flows effortlessly. >>It’s a far cry from my previous gait, which had been >>brisk and efficient, devoid of any unnecessary >>flourishes. My new way of moving is undeniably >>feminine, which my wife says is soft and alluring. >> >> >> >>>My wife not only seems to encourage my figure >>>training, and she actually loves my new shape. She >>>teases me, “Look at us! No more jiggle! Just a >>>little wiggle.” >>>Yes, is my reduced waist creating a wiggle or is it >>>the addictive feel of satin against denim? She says >I >>>have to learn to control my hips to walk with more >>>smoothness and take complete control of my >>>hip-rolling. It was fun for her to teach me the way >>>she controls her wiggle in a girdle. >>>“How fun,” my wife said, watching me do change ups in >>>walking and even doing a model strut. >>>She told me, “Now just practice and you’ll always be >>>in control.” >>>“Not sure when I will ever walk like that?” I said >>>laughing. >>>“You like watching me wiggle and I like watching >you. >>>It makes wearing girdles fun and sensual.” > >Hello Sandy, >It looks like your habit might very well escalate to >an irreversible girdle fetish if you're not careful. >On the other hand you may already be there and falling >in love with it. >Nothing like a well fitting girdle to drive you >insane...! >Michael

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