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[Homosexual Guitar]

PostPosted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 1:44 am


If this thread isn't supposed to be here, sorry.

Anyways, hi, I'm kinda new here.

I'm kinda not 100% sure of wether I think I'm a guy or a girl, but I know I want to bind my chest.

I've been looking around the guild and so far I've found quite a few links to binding sites and stuff, but most of them deal with smaller breasts.

I'm cursed with size 36E breasts, and like I said, a lot of the links deal with smaller.

So can anyone point me in the direction of sites which provide info for the larger endowments, pretty please?

Also, if you're gonna give links for sites which you can buy stuff from, UK sites would be good, since I live in England. All the decent ones seem to be American, and if they ship internationally they have high shipping costs.

Thanks if anyone can help.

-Pansy-
PostPosted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 5:27 am


I've yet to find anywhere in the UK that sells binders. Underworks is your best bet, I reckon - I've heard their Double Front Compression shirt is capable of dealing with D cups at the very least, so that might work for you, and I've also heard their overseas posting is fairly reliable, though you do have to wait a while.

To be honest, binding is pretty difficult for a D or over. You just can't smush a certain volume of flesh flat, no matter how strong the binding. On the other hand, a strong binder, layered shirts, and the right attitude mean you can still pass even when fairly top-heavy.

Spatterdash


[Homosexual Guitar]

PostPosted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 7:13 am


Spatterdash
I've yet to find anywhere in the UK that sells binders. Underworks is your best bet, I reckon - I've heard their Double Front Compression shirt is capable of dealing with D cups at the very least, so that might work for you, and I've also heard their overseas posting is fairly reliable, though you do have to wait a while.

To be honest, binding is pretty difficult for a D or over. You just can't smush a certain volume of flesh flat, no matter how strong the binding. On the other hand, a strong binder, layered shirts, and the right attitude mean you can still pass even when fairly top-heavy.


The curse of being top heavy -.- Sucks majorly. Though Mum has given me 'permission' to get them reduced when I'm 18. Two years from now though.

Yeah, I've heard Underworks is good. Their prices aren't too bad either. when I get the money I'll try it. Just need to work out how long it would take to ship though.
PostPosted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 9:17 pm


D: you dont need 'permission' once your 18, it sucks you have to wait. If you could get them reduced now, even if you dont buy a binder for another YEAR you'll still feel soo much better with alot of the weight gone.

Thats one of the meny things I dont like about healthcare D: if its effecting your body in a negative way you shouldnt need parental permission to fix it

not_my_god


[Homosexual Guitar]

PostPosted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 11:45 am


not_my_god
D: you dont need 'permission' once your 18, it sucks you have to wait. If you could get them reduced now, even if you dont buy a binder for another YEAR you'll still feel soo much better with alot of the weight gone.

Thats one of the meny things I dont like about healthcare D: if its effecting your body in a negative way you shouldnt need parental permission to fix it


I dunno about parental permission or anything, but Mum wants me to pay for it myself, which is probably why she's saying 18. I don't have the money for it now, and I'm still only 15 so I'm still growing. I think 18 is the legal age for stuff like this in England, I'll have to check.

Though in a month or so I'm gonna buy a binder from Underowkr,s since it's nearly my 16th and I'll get birthday money biggrin
PostPosted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 1:16 pm


I suggest the double compression vest. If you look around, you'll notice that almost no bio male is flat. Nearly everyone's got a bit of fat on their chest. Even if you can't squash your breasts down to how you'd like them, just layer and you'll probably pass.

Sarcielle

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