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>>Most women, it seemed, sooner or later (depending on >>their figure and the importance to them of appearance) >>tended to move from lighter to firmer girdles, thereby >>increasing the likelihood of discomfort and sometimes >>leading to adverse comments about what they were >>wearing. > > >Observer, > >I never heard my mother complain that she felt >uncomfortable in her girdles. On the contrary, she >kept telling my two older sisters how wonderful it >felt to be firmly girdled and kept them both girdled >for church and school until they went to university, >at which point they no longer needed to be told. >She even told me how pleasant it felt on number of >occasions. The first time was when I was fourteen; I >was getting dressed for church on a Sunday morning and >my pants were too tight at the waist and she commented >that it was wuite for unfortunate that I was a boy >otherwise she would have me wear a little girdle. The >second time was shortly after when she caught me >looking at girdles in the Sears catalog. >She had a full drawer of corsets and girdles, both >panty and open type, as well as part of a closet of >corselettes and merrywidows. She was girdled like no >one. It would be an understatement to say that she >loved being girdled and more accurate to say that she >was in love. > >Thank you, >Martin

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