Over the years, I have bought dozens of corsets, of varying degrees of quality. From the plastic piece of junk sold in sex-shops to the $200+ metal boned beauty with reinforced boning and heavy duty waist tape. I have slowly discovered how a corset should be built, and what to look for in order to judge quality.
From the moment I heard about waist training, I wanted to try it. But fear made me find all sorts of excuses: what if I get judged at work? What would I wear with it? Will my family judge me?
For years, I hid my corsets deep in my closet and only wore them when I was certain that only close friends and complete strangers could see me.
I decided around spring 2013 that I would no longer hide, that I can love the clothing I love, that a piece of armoured underwear will not make people reject me - and if it does, they aren't people I want in my life anyway.
After reading Sarah Chrisman's Victorian Secrets, I took the decision to go ahead with my desire to waist train.
This is my journey.
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