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Jae Onasi wrote...

I've worn a Tudor-style corset (from the late 16th century). It was not uncomfortable in the least, nor was I in danger of any back problems. In fact, sometimes specific styles of corsets are used _for_ back problems. The corset and dress shifted my, um, assets up rather nicely for display. Just the right amount of display, though. Not too much to create a stir, but enough to be appreciated, especially by hubby.

mmm,sounds yummy Jae.They just don't do a whole lot for my body.

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The one above is an English one. The most extreme cases are from Spain (Felipe III and IV courts) and just by looking at the bones of the "infantas" (princess), seems like they injuried them badly.



Modern ones are made from aluminium and so on but the old ones are hammer-forged iron.

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Jae Onasi wrote...

I've worn a Tudor-style corset (from the late 16th century). It was not uncomfortable in the least, nor was I in danger of any back problems. In fact, sometimes specific styles of corsets are used _for_ back problems. The corset and dress shifted my, um, assets up rather nicely for display. Just the right amount of display, though. Not too much to create a stir, but enough to be appreciated, especially by hubby.



 * In my best stewy voice* I did not know that, yeah well I dont really have much to say only that any man who knows a woman who will sport a corset for him should be very very thank ful.

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Jae Onasi wrote...

I've worn a Tudor-style corset (from the late 16th century). It was not uncomfortable in the least, nor was I in danger of any back problems. In fact, sometimes specific styles of corsets are used _for_ back problems. The corset and dress shifted my, um, assets up rather nicely for display. Just the right amount of display, though. Not too much to create a stir, but enough to be appreciated, especially by hubby.


I assume you aren't into tightlacing? Image IPB

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Godak wrote...

Jae Onasi wrote...

I've worn a Tudor-style corset (from the late 16th century). It was not uncomfortable in the least, nor was I in danger of any back problems. In fact, sometimes specific styles of corsets are used _for_ back problems. The corset and dress shifted my, um, assets up rather nicely for display. Just the right amount of display, though. Not too much to create a stir, but enough to be appreciated, especially by hubby.


I assume you aren't into tightlacing? Image IPB

you really need to visit me.I could work wonders with someone like you, I truely could. *Opens cabinet selects leather laces!*

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Oh I am really enjoying this thread now .

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Dark Lilith wrote...

Godak wrote...

Jae Onasi wrote...

I've worn a Tudor-style corset (from the late 16th century). It was not uncomfortable in the least, nor was I in danger of any back problems. In fact, sometimes specific styles of corsets are used _for_ back problems. The corset and dress shifted my, um, assets up rather nicely for display. Just the right amount of display, though. Not too much to create a stir, but enough to be appreciated, especially by hubby.


I assume you aren't into tightlacing? Image IPB

you really need to visit me.I could work wonders with someone like you, I truely could. *Opens cabinet selects leather laces!*


http://www.donself.c...nfused-baby.bmp

Modifié par Godak, 18 février 2010 - 09:32 .


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Lilith will love this one:
Those harnesses in Spanish are called "guardainfantes"; that roughly means "infant keeper" and considering that infants in this case did not mean child, you can guess the rest. Ladies at that time said that it was ment to keep pregnat women to look as such but we all know the truth. :devil:

Modifié par Statulos, 18 février 2010 - 09:03 .


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Lulz

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Statulos wrote...

Lilith will love this one:
Those harnesses in Spanish are called "guardainfantes"; that roughly means "infant keeper" and considering that infants in this case did not mean child, you can guess the rest. Ladies at that time said that it was ment to keep pregnat women to look as such but we all know the truth. :devil:

well,I'm glad I'm in this day and age.I'd have been burned for heresy or as a witch cause I'd never wear that. I'm a garters and silk hose type of person.Image IPB

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Not every noblewoman wore that. Princess of Eboly never did and not even the Inquisition would dare to approach her.



Witchburning was a protestant thing, my catholic ancestors burnt people for being cryptojewish and such.

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Statulos wrote...

Not every noblewoman wore that. Princess of Eboly never did and not even the Inquisition would dare to approach her.

Witchburning was a protestant thing, my catholic ancestors burnt people for being cryptojewish and such.

I was raised Catholic although I don't practice it.I believe in a higher power but of my choosing.Besides I'm way to naughty for the church!Image IPB

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If I told you some stories about some nuns (even mother superiors!) of my city you´d be laughing till your ribs cracked. :D

Modifié par Statulos, 18 février 2010 - 09:17 .


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Statulos wrote...

If I told you some stories about some nuns (even mother superiors!) of my city you´d be laughing till your ribs cracked. :D

somehow I would believe that too!Image IPB

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Sometimes I mess the days in when I was a "grave dessecrator" (AKA archeologist): you get a first raw sit to some of the best stories out there.

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Statulos wrote...

If I told you some stories about some nuns (even mother superiors!) of my city you´d be laughing till your ribs cracked. :D


 I know this is an aweful thing to say, but I have always wanted to corrupt a nun. Hmmm maybe I can crave that by finding a person to dress as a Nun, something to look into.

 Hey guys where can someone get a nuns outfit?Image IPB

 And am I going to hell for that?

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DragonDefender wrote...

Statulos wrote...

If I told you some stories about some nuns (even mother superiors!) of my city you´d be laughing till your ribs cracked. :D


 I know this is an aweful thing to say, but I have always wanted to corrupt a nun. Hmmm maybe I can crave that by finding a person to dress as a Nun, something to look into.

 Hey guys where can someone get a nuns outfit?Image IPB

 And am I going to hell for that?

probably not.but you never know! heheheImage IPB

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Dark Lilith wrote...

DragonDefender wrote...

Statulos wrote...

If I told you some stories about some nuns (even mother superiors!) of my city you´d be laughing till your ribs cracked. :D


 I know this is an aweful thing to say, but I have always wanted to corrupt a nun. Hmmm maybe I can crave that by finding a person to dress as a Nun, something to look into.

 Hey guys where can someone get a nuns outfit?Image IPB

 And am I going to hell for that?

probably not.but you never know! heheheImage IPB



 Well in that case I will bring the ice cubes to the party.

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DragonDefender wrote...

Statulos wrote...

If I told you some stories about some nuns (even mother superiors!) of my city you´d be laughing till your ribs cracked. :D


 I know this is an aweful thing to say, but I have always wanted to corrupt a nun. Hmmm maybe I can crave that by finding a person to dress as a Nun, something to look into.

 Hey guys where can someone get a nuns outfit?Image IPB

 And am I going to hell for that?

Been there, done that. She was almost a nun and to my knowledge, she backed off. No uniform, though.

Modifié par Statulos, 18 février 2010 - 10:57 .


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darn,In my jammies again,no pockets!

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Same here....when I have the time I will invent jammies with pockets!!!!

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true,put what would you put in them????

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oo i dont understand this topic :o someone can tell me about it xD?

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its about reaching in your pocket,pants,shirt,jacket and saying what you find hon.

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Oh uderstand...Last time i found in my pocket a butterfly o.O that was strange.