Binder Issues

[aidwald]

so, a ouple weks ago i got my binderfrom underworks. Im happy to have it and all that, dont get me wrong, but i think im doing something wrong.

See im a size 34DD (last i checked, in summer, id not be shocked if their bigger by now) and am fairly small other places in my body. way short and all that, you know. So of course i know that my binder can

Comments

[oflaherty]

DOWN and out?? Well, that explains my problem. I was wondering how binders helped when I felt like I had tumours under my arms. NOW I won't look so damned stupid.
THanks guys, for the tip. No one told me.

[aidwald]

ahh, glad to know im not the only one to thik that ^_^'

[inkslaive]

ditto! I stopped wearing mine for that very reason. Will certainly give it another try

[ianu]

Odd. I've /always/ heard that down and out is the correct method. As for damaging, I'm fairly certain that any form of binding can affect the tissue itself (causing it to break down), but otherwise it wouldn't carry any added risk than the first method you tried.

Chances are, if it hurts less to do it the way you're doing, you're probably doing it right.

[aidwald]

alright, thank you ^_^ ive never heard down. weird huh?

[ftmichael]

Binding should not be painful. If you're getting the desired results and the binder isn't slipping around, it's not too big.

[randomlove192]

Never heard the up and out method. That /does/ sound rather painful. I'm a bit curious where you heard that.

Oh, BTW, the whole 'migrating breasts' thing cracked me up. Thanks man, you just made my night lol.

[bouncingfizgig]

i think it really depends on the size of the breasts. i've heard of the up-and-out method, and it seems like that might work better for guys with smaller chests, but i think the down and out works better and is a lot less painful for larger-chested guys.