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>Dear Marcie and Clara, > >I'll join you in expressing gratitude. My foundations >mean so much to me. I love the feeling so much it >would be inconceivable for me to be without them. Also >impossible, for I always wear a locked corset. The >length and style vary depending on what I'm wearing >and what I plan to do while wearing it. The longest >extends from my bust down and onto my hips. The >shortest is a waspie. But all are locked. Always. >It's such a wonderful feeling being so entirely >helpless. > >Love and hugs, >Heather > > >>Hi Marcie >> >>I broke free after I gave birth to sophia, I sort of >>felt free, despite my ex saying you won't last 12 >>months, I recall telling my Gran who wasn't impressed >>but she reckoned I would be back in Girdles within 6 >>months! We a marriage break up, death of my dad's >>parents and mum's dad I lasted 2 years and just one >>day when I was dating my current hubby Sophia, Him and >>I were going out a country show I don't know what it >>was even after 2 years I just turned to my Girdle >>drawer and got one of my then favorite highwaist OBG's >>out and put on with a nice pair of stockings. it was >>a really odd feeling it was like I was reunited with a >>long lost friend and that is it, apart from when I was >>pregnant with the twins and Abby I have always been >>girdled since. >> >>>I'm constantly grateful for becoming girdle-dependent >>>in my teens - I tried a couple of times to break >free, >>>just to see if i couuld do it. No luck. I can't make >>>it even a few hours without being secureuly and >>>happily girdled

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