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ToxicWaist

ToxicWaist - photo 1

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[No, I'm not 99 and I don't live in Alaska. This isn't a personal ad so who/what/where I am is mostly immaterial, and I've left as much as possible unspecified. I'd rather this project be found mostly by those actively searching for such, and to them I'll happily reveal anything they want to know about who and where I am and so on.]
I know there are a lot of people here into being cats, ponies, puppies, bunnies, and so on.

I need a guinea pig.

The S-bend corset of the early 1900s creates one of the most dramatic silhouettes of all the corset styles, but I believe it only hints at what is possible. Over the last few years I've developed a concept for a new corset style I hope will confirm that belief and become a new standard for extreme tightlacers.

I've spoken with a few corsetieres and the consensus is that such a corset can be constructed and it will create the intended feminine contours. But like an S-bend, stem waist or any similar style, this isn't a design for casual wear. A serious commitment to waist training will be necessary to achieve the curves imposed by this design.

Additionally, I feel that even the most dedicated tightlacers rarely progress as much as is physically possible. I believe that, with a properly structured waist training regimen, a person can be molded more efficiently and reach new heights in body shaping.

I want to validate both of these beliefs. I'm looking for someone who loves corsetry, who dreams of having a tiny waist and dramatically tightlaced figure, who can and will commit to an aggressive essentially full-time waist training program, and who is willing to participate in an extended "experiment" with no guarantee of ultimate success and some degree of risk (e.g. sore muscles, back pain, etc.)

Please understand this will not be quick. You'll have to acclimatize to corseting in general, then move on to tightlacing in a relatively "easy" corset style. After sufficient progress a transition to S-bend style will begin pushing your body in the direction it needs to go. Only after you're completely comfortable in an S-bend with a small enough waist and more conical upper torso dare I switch you to my more demanding design. The overall process will take years.

This will also not be easy. "If she can do it, I can do it" rallies willpower and helps maintain focus. But when attempting something no one's ever done -- something that hasn't even been proven possible -- it has to be done on hope and faith and unsupported determination. There are people who can do that (Olympic athletes, champions, etc.) but I know the odds against finding one of those. So, I fully expect to have to "supply the willpower" myself, ensuring you stay on track and achieve your milestones on (or preferably ahead of) schedule.

In many ways I want to approach this as a research study, keeping a progress and observational log to document the process: key measurements, weight, nutritional intake, exercise, how you appear to be doing emotionally, and so on. Too, I'll want you to maintain a diary of sorts, recording the bad days and your feelings (both physical and emotional).

Because of the above points and other things I want to pursue, you living either here or very nearby and my maintaining control over your program is the only viable approach I see (though I'm open to suggestions). While a D/s-based situation is possible (in fact a full-on O/p arrangement would be my preference), that's not the goal. A completely platonic, clinical approach would be completely acceptable; my interest is purely in proving my thinking correct and bringing the corseted figure I'm visualizing to reality.

If you have an interest in breaking new ground with corset-based body modification, if you want to shoot for a figure unmatched in the world, consider getting in touch. If you seem like a reasonable candidate, I'll share some photos that illustrate the design basis for my corset design and discuss things with you to see if something jointly agreeable can be worked out.

TW

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5/16/2014 7:31:39 PM

leigh: 100 would be acceptable and yes, I'd be surprised if you couldn't (eventually) take at least 4" off the number you quoted.  We should probably talk, but there was a technical problem when I tried to reply.  Get in touch.


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luelust
 
 Age: 27
 London, United Kingdom