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 Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 9:15 pm
Just wondering because its possible that I may start "dragging" after I move out of my house. Does any one have any safe tips for crossdressing?
I've heard that if your not careful, you can wind up damaging breast tissue. How often can you wear a binder without inflicting damage? sweatdrop
Any help on this would be appreciated!
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Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 4:55 pm
I have no clue, sorry. Though it would be nice info to know someday. I've always wanted to cross dress.
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Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 8:01 pm
I'm slowly getting more practice at crossdressing. THough I don't know any tips for female cross dressing, yet, since I'm male.
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Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 8:12 pm
If your A girl, dont have very many, but its diffrent if your a guy, lol
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Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 2:54 pm
emo pandas are super cute If your A girl, dont have very many, but its diffrent if your a guy, lol VERY different.
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 7:43 pm
I don't know anything for sure but I'd say dont' wear it for super long. It depends on your breast size. And be careful. I'm a C/D cup and I managed to flatten myself to an A cup. I tried it carefully multiple times until I found the one that felt most natural and comfortable. I also made sure that at least three times between 8:30am and 3:30pm I unbound myself and waited about 10 minutes before I rebound myself. I didn't seem to have an problems later on.
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 9:35 pm
I've always wanted to spend a day as a male... just to see what it's like how people would react to me...
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 9:42 pm
VampireNekoChan I don't know anything for sure but I'd say dont' wear it for super long. It depends on your breast size. And be careful. I'm a C/D cup and I managed to flatten myself to an A cup. I tried it carefully multiple times until I found the one that felt most natural and comfortable. I also made sure that at least three times between 8:30am and 3:30pm I unbound myself and waited about 10 minutes before I rebound myself. I didn't seem to have an problems later on. Where would I be able to find a binder? How much do they cost? If I may ask, how long have you been cross-dressing as a guy? Sorry, lots of questions... sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:48 pm
I too am curious about binders.
I've tired ace wrap, it hurt after only a few minutes and didn't work that well. And a looooooong time ago I tried duct tape because I didn't know anything about anything, plus it was something to do. yeah it didn't work well at all, it just hurt.but it's funny now.
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:59 pm
Okay, here's a warning. Flating your chest is the BIGGEST part of it. I have a D cup I used to have smaller boobs when I did this.
Duct tape works good as a first layer but be CAREFUL it can hurt your *safe word* happy buttons. (xD) But it can hold back quite a bit.
Ace wraps work good if you get them tight enough. Its has more comfert to it than duct tape.
You can put the two together but the ace wrap can be seen from under the shirt depending on how tight the shirt is. Also if you put many layers of your ace on it could be too thick and either show or be uncomfertable.
Really those are my only tip.
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 11:43 pm
both very much appreciated wink
ahaha...happy buttons...
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Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 6:09 pm
SubHumanRemains I've always wanted to spend a day as a male... just to see what it's like how people would react to me... :] I would do it minorly at school just for the experience, but then again I usually dressed pretty asexual anyway so people didn't really notice that much when I wrapped an ace bandage and duct tape around my chest... pirate
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Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 6:19 am
although im not a daily cross dresser, im a HUGE ANIME cosplayer for male characters only and im a 38 D cup so trying to squeeze those babies down is NOT easy.... however
i recently found a new technique that is both comfortable and works pretty good.
what i use is a skin colored self adhesive ace bandage that is stretchy and works just fine but heres the downfall of using it:
-do not have it directly touch you're skin for more than an hour because it'll begin to rub you're skin and create a itchy rash. however if you wear a simple thin undershirt like guys wear, that'll keep this from happening.
-this most is a two person process. i haven't tried it by myself yet.
other than that it works just fine........now how to DO this. you know how you lay down on you're back and you're breasts fall to the side? well if you sit on some type of bench or something and lay backwards with you're head and upper shoulders are supported by another piece of furniture...bench....chair whatever, this should leave open space under you're back and breast area for wrapping.
the first part of the bandage should be pressed DOWN onto the chest, going from FRONT to back. DONT wrap from back to front on the first wrap cuz that will bunch the breasts towards the middle of you're chest.
the rest of the wraping can be done in any direction you wish and the number of wraps you need to buy depends on you're body size for you're torso.
but i found THIS technique to work the best, both comfortable and breathable without squishing of the ribs. this definitely worked for my male costumes however she could have wrapped A LOT tighter which would have given me a flatter looking chest.
another reason i prefer this technique is because when the breasts fall to the side like that, they fall into the higher place where usually the men's pectorals sit, which are much higher and obviously flat.
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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 1:11 am
SaintChaos although im not a daily cross dresser, im a HUGE ANIME cosplayer for male characters only and im a 38 D cup so trying to squeeze those babies down is NOT easy.... however i recently found a new technique that is both comfortable and works pretty good. what i use is a skin colored self adhesive ace bandage that is stretchy and works just fine but heres the downfall of using it: -do not have it directly touch you're skin for more than an hour because it'll begin to rub you're skin and create a itchy rash. however if you wear a simple thin undershirt like guys wear, that'll keep this from happening. -this most is a two person process. i haven't tried it by myself yet. other than that it works just fine........now how to DO this. you know how you lay down on you're back and you're breasts fall to the side? well if you sit on some type of bench or something and lay backwards with you're head and upper shoulders are supported by another piece of furniture...bench....chair whatever, this should leave open space under you're back and breast area for wrapping. the first part of the bandage should be pressed DOWN onto the chest, going from FRONT to back. DONT wrap from back to front on the first wrap cuz that will bunch the breasts towards the middle of you're chest. the rest of the wraping can be done in any direction you wish and the number of wraps you need to buy depends on you're body size for you're torso. but i found THIS technique to work the best, both comfortable and breathable without squishing of the ribs. this definitely worked for my male costumes however she could have wrapped A LOT tighter which would have given me a flatter looking chest. another reason i prefer this technique is because when the breasts fall to the side like that, they fall into the higher place where usually the men's pectorals sit, which are much higher and obviously flat. Wow...that is some awesome advice. I need to try that now. pirate
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 3:25 pm
Fadia Stalyr SaintChaos although im not a daily cross dresser, im a HUGE ANIME cosplayer for male characters only and im a 38 D cup so trying to squeeze those babies down is NOT easy.... however i recently found a new technique that is both comfortable and works pretty good. what i use is a skin colored self adhesive ace bandage that is stretchy and works just fine but heres the downfall of using it: -do not have it directly touch you're skin for more than an hour because it'll begin to rub you're skin and create a itchy rash. however if you wear a simple thin undershirt like guys wear, that'll keep this from happening. -this most is a two person process. i haven't tried it by myself yet. other than that it works just fine........now how to DO this. you know how you lay down on you're back and you're breasts fall to the side? well if you sit on some type of bench or something and lay backwards with you're head and upper shoulders are supported by another piece of furniture...bench....chair whatever, this should leave open space under you're back and breast area for wrapping. the first part of the bandage should be pressed DOWN onto the chest, going from FRONT to back. DONT wrap from back to front on the first wrap cuz that will bunch the breasts towards the middle of you're chest. the rest of the wraping can be done in any direction you wish and the number of wraps you need to buy depends on you're body size for you're torso. but i found THIS technique to work the best, both comfortable and breathable without squishing of the ribs. this definitely worked for my male costumes however she could have wrapped A LOT tighter which would have given me a flatter looking chest. another reason i prefer this technique is because when the breasts fall to the side like that, they fall into the higher place where usually the men's pectorals sit, which are much higher and obviously flat. Wow...that is some awesome advice. I need to try that now. pirate awww i FINALLY HAVE THE OTHER COMPU UP! lol i keep direct links to threads ive spoken in, so in response, you're welcome ^_^
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