I say go for it. As long as the person isn't hurting their health I don't see a problem. I read a few articles and they pretty much all said it wouldn't last for a long time because the fat is just being re-positioning elsewhere and not really disappearing. That being said, I think women can do it if they feel.
i think if you can handle it, rock it! i did it for a short while, but had to stop since i was having babies.. LOL! i hope to once again start training, but corsets can be time consuming, uncomfy at first and pricey! but oh so worth it for a shape you like. corsets are absolutely gorgeous!!
i had signed up for a corset making class when i lived in ohio, in toledo. some are SO detailed and restricting. and yes.. they DO move your organs around, but they did an xray on the first lady's pic, she is FINE, it is such a gradual process no harm is done. it's safe. no worries. i say if you wanna... DO IT!
It just shows you how people disregard their own health and wellbeing for aesthetic appearance. The smaller waist may look good but those organs inside for sure won't 😳
Looks weird and it's definitely bad for the soft and fragile internal organs. It actually shifts the organs out of place so they no longer work properly.
actually, i think it's sort-of attractive. I wouldn't require any girl to do that, in the same way I wouldn't require a girl to be a redhead, but I can appreciate it.
Terrible idea. Never date or hang out with anyone who finds this attractive or wants you to do it or even would encourage you if you did do it. Bad Idea. Stay very far away.
"Waist training" or corsets... I don't think they are healthy as they would be shifting your internal organs up or down. I find it interesting that you've used a Christy Mack pic
Thank god for that. In the 1920's even guys wore corsets apparently... that's a disturbing image right there, but I watched a documentary and it mentioned that all of the internal organs were pushed either up or down which caused havoc to natural bodily functions.
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