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Date Posted: 07:15:26 05/19/19 Sun
Author: Tom Sleifer
Subject: Re: Foundation garments, girdles, relationships
In reply to: Nicky 's message, "Re: Foundation garments, girdles, relationships" on 16:42:32 05/18/19 Sat

Nicky;
I believe that young men that never went through the Golden Age of Girdles era could develop the Girdle Fetish, a decent vintage girdle does without question enhanse a women's figure which is quite sexy, it is just a matter of being exposed to women like this.

As far as young girls and women nowadays were exposed from their friends and peers and not listen to some of anti girdle and bra propaganda from the past and kept a very open mind and be willing to get a right kind of fit in a vintage girdle for their figure and their life style and go through some Girdle Training that would very much bring them back to girdles. They would also be very pleasantly surprised as to the positive effect of wearing a vintage girdle does without question have on a relationship. That has to do with the fact that men are very visual.

As far as women objecting to wearing a girdle you are correct the propaganda feminist stuff was dished out to women that wearing a girdle everyday is men forcing wearing a girdle on them and that girdles are bad for their health and that girdles are uncomfortable, which is blantly false. Actually in reality choosing to be well girdled everyday does without question empower women and does get them in touch with their innerself as to who they really are as individuals - not the otherway. And is really good for their over all health as far as their posture and the fact wearing a girdle does help control their diet and help women from becoming obese.

I have had the real fortune to be able to meet with several women on line who went from not wearing a girdle to now wearing one each and everyday and they really do love being girdled. I helped them by letting them go over this web site I created https://toms0321.wordpress.com/2015/02/23/the-health-benefits-from-daily-wearing-a-vintage-girdle/

You can read a comment by Bev - and I have chatted with others like her and Bev has had some of her friends get in touch with me and I have also helped worked with them to experience the wonderful benefits of being girdled everday really is. The results were the same positive results after a few weeks they without question found they really love being firm girdled and the benefits are truly amazing.

What I found to my pleasant surprise after they went through a proper fit and girdle training they discovered how really beneficial being girdled everday really is. They confirmed what I had always believed. What happens to these women is once they discover how beneficial being daily girdled really is they find as you can read Bev comments that they really love being alway in a vintage girdle and sure not Spanx which they do not like Spanx and consider Spanx as a waste of money.

Let me know what you think about this.

Thanks,

TOM
>Tom
>
>Thanks for all the interesting info. It would seem
>that we have similar tastes when it comes to the type
>of girdle a woman wears. Of course we lived through
>that glamourous era when it was common for a woman to
>wear a girdle. There was also an immense amount of
>advertising wasn`t there. It would be interesting to
>know if the younger generation of men who didn`t go
>through that fashion era and its influences could
>develop a girdle fetish though. I think that if their
>girlfriends started wearing one I doubt if they could
>resist the erotic appeal for long and their
>girlfriends would soon realize how much power they
>have over their menfolk.
>I never quite understood the feminists point of view
>to be honest. What were they objecting to? I think it
>had something to do with the idea that men were
>dictating to women how to dress in order to satisfy
>some male dominated ideal of how a woman should be.
>Which as far as I am concerned is rubbish. Most women
>found the fashion of the time wonderful No-one was
>being forced into wearing foundaton wear were they.
>Surely the fashion of the times, especially those
>fabulous dresses and gowns from the 50s and 60s,
>dictated whether a woman had to wear a bra and girdle.
>All I know is that whenever my girlfriend and I went
>out somewhere special I found her extremely attractive
>especially when she got dressed up in an elegant satin
>dress. Of course the knowledge that she was wearing a
>tight satin panelled girdle or panty girdle underneath
>was particularly stimulating and difficult to ignore.
>I must say that women with a girdle fetish is
>something new to me. It sounds like an interesting
>book. I`ll see if I can find a reference.
>
>
>>Nicky;
>>
>>I have the same thing and yes that is true as far as
>>an effect on me, I noticed mainly like you when women
>>would wear a long legged high waisted boned and
>>zippered panty girdle.
>>
>>Women would be I believe even in todays society be
>>pleasantly surprised the positive effect wearing a
>>vintage girdle does have on men and their
>relationship.
>>To me women who do choose to be daily in a vintage are
>>reallly empowered women, not like a anti girdle
>>propaganda that comes out about feminism. A girdle
>>really do amazing things in helping women get in touch
>>with who they really are like molding and shaping and
>>giving their figures needed control and support in a
>>healthy way.
>>
>>I have been able to chat with women on
>>www.pinterest.com plus there are others also.
>>http://www.chathour.com/chatroom/Girdle_Chat
>>
>>It was so much better when the Girdles and More
>>website existed plus Zona The Girdle Zone.
>>
>>You are correct the corsetieres back during the Golden
>>Age or Girdles were very professional. What was
>>interesting back then going to a professional
>>corstiere was almost like going to a doctor, and women
>>back then develop a relationship with their
>>corsetieres. Generally back during the Golden Age of
>>Girdles as I remember they would go to their corstiere
>>for a fitting about once or twice a year.
>>
>>Professional Corsetieres where trained Spencer
>>Trained, they were trained on muscle and sketeton of
>>the human body, plus the psychology. Both go hand in
>>hand when being fitted and trained in coreset and a
>>vintage girdle.
>>There is actually from what I learned a lot to being a
>>professional corsetiere and to help women get the
>>right fit for their figures and their personal life
>>style.
>>
>>Yes women can like men develop a Girdle Fetish is
>>comes from women's sexuality, they actually feel very
>>sexy when in a vintage girdle. Once they experience
>>the feeling of sexuality this becomes quite addictive.
>> There is a book on this written by a woman in
>>Australia but I can not remember her name. I know
>>somebody on here did write about her.
>>
>>Tom

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