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>Elsie; > >Thank you for posting a wonderful message. >I am from the same era and I grew up near a Catholic >Girls School I knew the girls there and you are right >there were always daily well girdled. > >To me personally which sadly young girls and women do >not get being daily well girdled woman is a really >empowered woman wearing daily a girdle has an amazing >effect on ones boy friend and husband relationships. >Young girls and women would be really pleasantly >surprised. Yes for girls and women wearing a girdle >everyday does very much has an amazing control on ones >realationships. I believe young girls and women if >they would wake up and would finally get back into >wearing daily a vintage girdle (no spanx) would be >totally amazed as to the effects this would have on >their relationship. > >You are also so so right for young girls there would >never be an obesity problem. This is fact that >actually wearing daily a vintage girdle like Rago 6210 >is really good for ones health and it does very much >help control becoming obese. > >Thanks for posting, and please do whatever you can to >get the real positive message out have the real >benefits of being daily in a vintage girdle. > >TOM > >>I was a Catholic high school girl in the mid-50s. That >>parochial school told us that we should expect to be >>trained to promote discipline, poise, academic rigor, >>and purity. >>Beginning in ninth grade, we were required to wear a >>girdle, bra, garters and stockings. We though that we >>had finally arrived to womanhood. Part of our ninth >>grade orientation experience was a meeting about >>girdles. A girdle fitter introduced us to one of her >>customers. They gave us a live demonstration about >>the virtues of girdle wearing. An actual fitting was >>conducted. A college girl that was also a graduate of >>our school woman took off her dress and slip. She >>taught us how to put on a girdle and discussed the >>features of her girdle. We learned about boning, >>panels, hooks and zippers. The young woman was so >>pretty and positive about the virtues of her girdling >>experiences. As a fifteen year old girl, I thought “I >>want to be like her”. >>The fitter told us that a girdle prevented all the >>unnecessary movement and sloppiness that was >>unsightly. The young lady mentioned that boys were >>interested in her underwear. She told us that we >>should be proud to wear a girdle. It was absolutely >>normal for boys to know that we were properly >>supported. Boys would know that we were doing the >>right thing by donning this wonderful garment. >>When we were hugged by boys or danced with boys, it >>would be normal for them to feel the firmness of our >>girdle. We were to make sure that they would not be >>allowed to see our underwear of course. >>It was interesting to see the reaction of this >>session. We thought that this was just part of our >>rite of passage. It was just something that young >>women needed to know. >>Later, before our junior prom, we had another session. >> We were all given individual figure analyses. The >>same fitter gave us suggestions about what garment >>would best suit our needs. We were told that since >>each of us had a different figure correction need, we >>each needed a different girdle. We were told to take >>out “prescription” home to show our moms. Retaining >>our purity was probably the main purpose of these >>sessions. We had to control our figures and girdles >>also were supposed to help us control our boyfriends. >>That day one girl asked a nun who was with us if she >>wore a girdle. She said that since she was a woman >>that she of course wore girdles. >>As I look back on these experiences, I know that young >>women would not be as compliant as we were. Maybe >>they should be. If teens wore girdles again, we would >>not have the obesity problem we have today. Each >>morning, our girdle zippers kept us fit. We could not >>gain weight. >>Sorry if I rambled.

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