Quote from: Jun-Watarase on January 21, 2008, 09:35:01 PMQuote from: iNSOMNiAC on January 21, 2008, 02:14:28 PMQuote from: Jun-Watarase on January 21, 2008, 12:55:55 PMQuote from: iNSOMNiAC on January 21, 2008, 01:26:02 AMQuote from: emo_avenger on January 21, 2008, 12:22:54 AM
i guess...the concept of weightloss might pull me into doing it again
There are better ways for that, though! xD Don't sweat yourself to death...
Though visiting saunas sounds wonderful, not to mention, healthy. D:
That's sweating from heat and... uh, not from your body dying from lack of oxygen. If you consider dieting, don't be the millions of people who are too lazy to maintain a healthy diet (not starve themselves) and exercise regularly. Most of the short-cuts people take are frighteningly unhealthy.
Back to cosplay, though. The bandages are a bit tight in the beginning, but because you're an A cup, it should only take a few minutes for you to get used to them. Though they do tightly bind around your chest, they do loosen slightly, according to your movements, and possibly stretch a teensy bit where you need it to, over time. This also means that you might need to readjust once in a while in the bathroom or something, but it's no big deal. What are you trying to cosplay?
Ah, well that's a relief. After all, the slight problematic breathing wasn't too bad, so if it should get better later on, then I think I can definitely handle it. Thanks again.
I'm going to be cosplaying Wonderweiss (Bleach), Link, and possibly Yagami Raito if my friend needs me to.
All boys! :O
No problem, and good luck with your cosplay. Though, I'd advise you to use safety pins instead of the little hooks the bandages already come with. Sometimes they fall off, especially if you bend and the bandage contracts to your shape. Safety pins take a bit longer to apply and remove, but they're much more secure.Quote from: Nightroad on January 21, 2008, 01:40:07 PM
Ok this going to sound a little odd, and its embarassing, but does anyone have any tips for binding cup sizes lager then a C??? If you do thats great!!! If not its no big deal I'll figure it out.
I typed a little about it on a previous post.QuoteQuoteI find it amazing that some people actually use duct tape... I've never done it, it sounds really painful to take off... >.< But apparently a lot of people do it, does it work well or something?
Duct tape does work well, but it's very stiff and uncomfortable. It works out aesthetically, though. IMO, the best alternative is to use sports bandages. They come in sizes for your chest, and they sell them at local drug stores. If you're an A to a small C, the bandages would do fine on its own. If any larger, than you can duct tape over it, rather than apply duct tape directly onto your skin.
They're less comfortable than the bandages alone, but very effective. I don't know of any more comfortable methods of binding for large chests, as this method is pretty tight when done properly. At first, I'd be uncomfortable to breathe. You'll eventually get used to it, but I think it'd be safer to head to your hotel room every couple of hours to unbind and rest for a bit.
Thanks for the tips I think Iam going to try to go from a D to an A!!!!! Or at least thats my goal...
Quote from: iNSOMNiAC on January 21, 2008, 11:58:06 PMQuote from: Jun-Watarase on January 21, 2008, 10:56:24 PMQuote from: emo_avenger on January 21, 2008, 10:23:05 PM
aha. wow...i recently went shopping and found out am a c cup now...it totally sucks.....
You're a C-cup. This is somehow a BAD thing? Tons of girls would envy you for your chest size! Especially us puny Asians. ;A;
Agreed. D= Besides, a bigger chest brings up a lot of cosplay opportunities, considering how proportional many fictional (particularly anime/game) characters are.
...Plus, I don't think I'm (probably) ever growing out of an A-cup, so... You have something I'll probably never have. D=
Yes having a bigger chest brings up female cosplay opportunities, but I prefer to cosplay as guys and it just complicates things...