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I'm a bisexual female, I'm sure I'm cisgender, but I want to wear a binder. I dont know what about it is so appealing. I wear a 36b bra and I embrace my breasts. But recently I've thought about it and I wish I could have a flat chest sometimes. Is this common?
>>6165601
>36b
>barely has tits
>wants to wear a binder despite being a cis girl
k
you're just a big weeaboo
>>6165601
Ditto, coming from femgen here and I get it. It's not that I absolutely hate having them but I miss the flat chested look.
Is it possible to do binding without damaging them and making them sag? Like are there any good compression tops that flatten without damaging?
>>6165667
It's large enough not be sleek, it's understandable.
>>6165691
gc2b
unless your breasts are like d+ cups then you should be good and flat without worrying about pancake tits, saggy tits, or stretch marks on your tits
>>6166789
>gc2b
Do their clothes really fit as described on size chart stuff? I'm not gonna drop any money on them till I know they will.
>unless your breasts are
They're like in the B range. I need to know if these kind of binders will damage tissue, think some in femgen said they could. I don't really like having them but if they're part of my body, I sure don't want to do something that'll make them disgusting to guys would've been cool with them.
>>6172131
Yes they do fit as described. No, these won't damage tissue. If you went with an underworks (or even worse, one of those cheap rib breaking Chinese ebay binders) binder you might but gc2b is made not to be so tight and painful.
