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Date Posted: 07:03:22 03/29/25 Sat
Author: Robert
Subject: Re: So young for a girdle
In reply to: Clara 's message, "Re: So young for a girdle" on 21:26:43 03/28/25 Fri

>My youngest id 11 and taking after her dad, growing to
>be tall and broad. She got upset last year that her 2
>sisters and 2 half sisters got to wear girdles and she
>didn't, at the time she was 10,

I'm sure you're youngest is having a hard time being excluded. Given the unique situation, I'd buy her a nice basic long leg girdle and let her wear it around the house or maybe even out to eat occasionally etc. I don't think there's any harm starting her out a couple years earlier than normal. She's no doubt tried on a sisters girdle already and has decided she likes it. Don't deny her the simple pleasure and status of wearing a girdle. (Of course I admit, I'm biased for obvious reasons.)

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> >>My youngest id 11 and taking after her dad, growing to >>be tall and broad. She got upset last year that her 2 >>sisters and 2 half sisters got to wear girdles and she >>didn't, at the time she was 10, > > >I'm sure you're youngest is having a hard time being >excluded. Given the unique situation, I'd buy her a >nice basic long leg girdle and let her wear it around >the house or maybe even out to eat occasionally etc. >I don't think there's any harm starting her out a >couple years earlier than normal. She's no doubt >tried on a sisters girdle already and has decided she >likes it. Don't deny her the simple pleasure and >status of wearing a girdle. (Of course I admit, I'm >biased for obvious reasons.)

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