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I dont really like the negativity being put on corset waist training. Providing its done properly with a healthy diet and regime you can both lose weight and get a defined waist. I also think exercising is vital in keeping your muscles strong, otherwise im assuming you'd lose muscle mass if your body relies fully on the corset for support. For the record im moving on to a 20in corset soon, i dont have any excess fat anywhere and i definetly am not supporting a bulge.

Sophia st Vellier has a 26" waist naturally and corsets down to 21in and i personally think she looks great. http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=sophia+st+villier&client=ms-android-samsung&hl=en-GB&source=android-browser-type&v=133247963&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=8iX0UaHsAYOp0QWDwIHQBg&ved=0CC4QsAQ&biw=320&bih=455#biv=i%7C36%3Bd%7CQOJszJctax_RHM%3A and even with her corset of her waist is stunning.

I do agree that some people look out of proportion, but i personally think even bigger women can get good results with a corset, sometimes even better results because they have more fat to squeeze and thier waist will look more defined, a skinny person can only corset so far before they hit bones (i should know). I dont like the 'pole' type waists that some corset users get, but i like the nice curves you can achieve. I dont think a 21" inch waist is gross, and i dont think corsetting is wrong or gross if used properly. But then again, i think breast implants are gross and people who pump thier body full of different crap for the sake of breasts can be quite niave and foolish, because people dont do their research. Ive been researching corsetting for a while now and id recommend it to anyone, plus they look cute with an outfit! Just do your research. Dont over do it. And you'll achieve good results. like with anything else :-)