star-anise:

THINGS I NEED TO FUCKING KNOW: Why every fuckin trans man or nb person I know who binds is like “oh binders are the worst, you can’t breathe in them, I know someone who broke a rib once”,

And meanwhile over in historical costuming, we are fucking eating, sleeping, swordfighting, riding horses, and feeling great like this:

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(credit: Jenny La Flamme, The Tudor Tailor, Verdaera)

Like is there NO overlap between people who want to bind and people who care about accurate 16th century clothing reconstruction techniques?

(I, okay, maybe it is kind of a niche interest, but…. REALLY? Anyone who’s made a boned binder, PLS SPEAK TO ME)

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    I am mostly a lurker on tumblr, so if I’m doing this wrong, I’m sorry. I haven’t made a boned binder, but I have made...
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  10. kingofherrings said: this seems cool! i do wonder if people talk about painful and disappointing binding experiences more than people who it works quite well for… some people / some times can swim in, exercise in, do manual labor involving yanking and carrying in, etc., binders as they are now, without problems. but more options are always better, especially as there are some people who report current binding tech doesn’t work for them at all.
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