I Wore A Victorian Corset For A Day 

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I feel called out

I watched the whole thing

Lazy assws

Thank you

@popovka you’re just reading way too much into my comment 😊

You could still wear it under your clothes as Karolina does here and nobody would know but you - especially now in winter - and you could enjoy that feeling for yourself. But I feel - correct me if I'm wrong - maybe it's more about a “social permission“ to dress up as you want to, which might be more than the average does? I understand that it's exhausting feeling one has to justify one's outfit choices or fearing people might look at you as arrogant just because you like to dress pretty. In the end we have to find a way between what we want (dress up, maybe) and how much energy we have or CHOOSE to spent on justifying that choice to others. (Or maybe I'm just reading way too much into your comment, then i apologize!)

@popovka I just meant I wished I lived in an era where it would be normal if I chose to wear a corset all the time in society...it’s not, hence my comment.

Actually - no. You live in an era where you get to choose what you want to wear. So...do that! :)

also, when getting shoes on, resting your foot on your opposite knee helps a lot

From South Africa!

Ahaha :/

I know this is a bit of a late reply, but if you do want to learn more about corsets I would highly recommend checking out Lucy's Corsetry (the website or BRdesk channel) which talks a lot about correct sizing, garment reviews, and which brands to avoid. If you are looking to purchase a corset there's loads of great companies out there with a huge variety of price ranges, but to start with I would take a look at Mystic City Corsetry since they have well-constructed off-the-rack corsets in a wide variety of sizes and styles that tend to be budget friendly.