Perhaps a personal perception thing.
I find that when a larger woman wears a corset, there
really isn't a major change in her shape- it's just
smoother. A smaller woman, because she does have less
stuff to squish, will see more dramatic response to
the compression. Add to that a bumroll on a small
woman and the difference becomes even more pronounced,
whereas a larger woman likely won't need one at all;
the corset will have pinched just enough that her hips
will have popped out all by themselves.
Kathy
> I'm puzzled as to what you mean by this, Kathy.
> Surely a thin woman has few squishy bits and so
> can't mould herself into a different shape? I can't
> change my shape with a corset except by constricting
> my lower ribs so that I can't breathe freely.
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