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>Dear Lil, >Yes the waist chain is a symbol, but a powerful >symbol. Knowing that it's entirely impossible for me >to free myself is such a nice and secure feeling. >And as to talking points, I understand what you mean. >Mine is a talking point for my family. My sisters and >my brother's wives all wear corsets, all tightly >laced, and all made so they can't be removed by the >wearer. How they are so secured differs. Mine, being >over the top, has a certain cachet, at least for now. >When Mom saw mine, she decided that my sisters should >have the same. That they are grown women with children >of their own is no matter - Mom is a powerful >personality. >There is also the inevitable competition, never >explicitly stated but always present, as to tenuity. >This arises every holiday where we get together. Most >of the evening are spent inspecting each other's >waists while pretending not to. >Love and hugs, >Heather > >>There is no other feeling on earth like a >>girdled/corset feeling, i can't imagine not being >>confined and complete the confinement with a matching >>tight hooked or laced longline bra. i would be so >>miserable without, not to to mention the pain i get >>without,, one night a week i sleep with only a heavy >>control corselette, the other nights i am also >>corseted, >>I used to have a waist belt with two locks but now my >>laces can be locked in the back although there is no >>way i would ever want to open them, so the lock is >>only a symbol and talking point for my friends.

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