Comments on: The Mirdle: a girdle for the guys http://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html Fashion Police Blog: The World's Worst Fashion Trends! Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:41:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: janethttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-41900 janet Mon, 26 Jul 2010 10:21:37 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-41900 I would definitely date a man wearing a mirdle....would be an interesting surprise to reach under his shirt and feel a tight (black) suit! Go for it men! I would definitely date a man wearing a mirdle….would be an interesting surprise to reach under his shirt and feel a tight (black) suit! Go for it men!

]]> By: Robhttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-38280 Rob Fri, 11 Jun 2010 12:40:55 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-38280 I'm a guy and a minister that does a lot of weddings. I have several beach weddings coming up very soon. I can always hide my gut in a black suit, but face it, for the beach weddings, I'll be wearing more flowing, linen material? I've either got to lose 40 pounds or look like I'm wearing a moo moo! I've never worn or even owned a mirdle and have never even thought of wearing a female one, so the thought of them making them just for men really entices me. I wore one of those spandex tummy trimmers years ago...or I should say, I wore it 1 time. It's designed to make you sweat the weight off. I just hope the mirdle is more comfortable than that...and doesn't make me sweat too much! Ladies, we love you for what you do to look good for us. Now, let us take a stab at looking good for y'all. :) I’m a guy and a minister that does a lot of weddings. I have several beach weddings coming up very soon. I can always hide my gut in a black suit, but face it, for the beach weddings, I’ll be wearing more flowing, linen material? I’ve either got to lose 40 pounds or look like I’m wearing a moo moo! I’ve never worn or even owned a mirdle and have never even thought of wearing a female one, so the thought of them making them just for men really entices me. I wore one of those spandex tummy trimmers years ago…or I should say, I wore it 1 time. It’s designed to make you sweat the weight off. I just hope the mirdle is more comfortable than that…and doesn’t make me sweat too much!
Ladies, we love you for what you do to look good for us. Now, let us take a stab at looking good for y’all. :)

]]> By: Chrishttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-37696 Chris Wed, 02 Jun 2010 03:01:13 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-37696 i am a fairly "meaty" man and I've come to accept my body (giant bone structure with muscle and a layer of fat to make me cuddly =3), but for those fancy formal-wear occasion, I tend to favour the snug threads. I recently bought an outfit made by Blacklist (linked to the goth clothing company Lip Service) and despite being XXL, it's STILL snug. I need it for about 3 weeks from today and it's not enough time for my latest attempt at a crash diet to slim the gut down (my only concern). this would be very helpful for those rare occasions to men like me. like, casual days, I wear loose stuff so it's no problem. also, I dont think ya need one that crushes u to hell and pack, just a gentle squishing in of the fat to smooth it out. comfort over fashion to me, and my new formal-wear is WAY to tight in the gut area O_O oh, side note to the women... dont put so much work into ur look for the guy. if u like to, by all means, go for it ^_^ but we guys dont care if ur looking like a model or not if we really feel for you. if they complain when ur not in make-up and good clothes, they're a tool :P (sry guys, had to point out that out) i am a fairly “meaty” man and I’ve come to accept my body (giant bone structure with muscle and a layer of fat to make me cuddly =3), but for those fancy formal-wear occasion, I tend to favour the snug threads. I recently bought an outfit made by Blacklist (linked to the goth clothing company Lip Service) and despite being XXL, it’s STILL snug. I need it for about 3 weeks from today and it’s not enough time for my latest attempt at a crash diet to slim the gut down (my only concern). this would be very helpful for those rare occasions to men like me. like, casual days, I wear loose stuff so it’s no problem.

also, I dont think ya need one that crushes u to hell and pack, just a gentle squishing in of the fat to smooth it out. comfort over fashion to me, and my new formal-wear is WAY to tight in the gut area O_O

oh, side note to the women… dont put so much work into ur look for the guy. if u like to, by all means, go for it ^_^ but we guys dont care if ur looking like a model or not if we really feel for you. if they complain when ur not in make-up and good clothes, they’re a tool :P (sry guys, had to point out that out)

]]> By: Hellahttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-7179 Hella Fri, 12 Jun 2009 16:39:19 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-7179 I'm women, and I think it's HOTT! I’m women, and I think it’s HOTT!

]]> By: Charles S. Johnshttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-7178 Charles S. Johns Fri, 20 Feb 2009 01:06:49 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-7178 I wear a shaper (girdle) and waist cinched (corset) because of back problems. Now I love my girdle and wear one all the time. If women have them, why not men? Be liberated ladies. I wear a shaper (girdle) and waist cinched (corset) because of back problems. Now I love my girdle and wear one all the time. If women have them, why not men? Be liberated ladies.

]]> By: Chrishttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-7177 Chris Tue, 16 Dec 2008 13:40:10 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-7177 When I got too much extra pounds my wife made the proposal of wearing a girdle. My first reaction was: never ever. But she insisted. And so I gave in and she bought me a girdle. Okay the first days were pure horror. But now, almost 2 years later it worked. I lost my extra weight, got slim again and feel much better. So looking back, my question is: what´s wrong if a man wears a girdle? And by the way: I´m still wearing my girdle. I got so acustomed to it that I don´t want to give up. When I got too much extra pounds my wife made the proposal of wearing a girdle. My first reaction was: never ever. But she insisted. And so I gave in and she bought me a girdle. Okay the first days were pure horror. But now, almost 2 years later it worked. I lost my extra weight, got slim again and feel much better. So looking back, my question is: what´s wrong if a man wears a girdle? And by the way: I´m still wearing my girdle. I got so acustomed to it that I don´t want to give up.

]]> By: Jackiehttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-7176 Jackie Mon, 01 Dec 2008 03:51:09 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-7176 "And yes, this would turn me off in the bedroom. It's too clinical looking to be kinky." WOW gokarm, would a sexy Rago Lacette or pretty Vasserette style be erotically kinky on a hetero man ? “And yes, this would turn me off in the bedroom. It’s too clinical looking to be kinky.”
WOW gokarm, would a sexy Rago Lacette or pretty Vasserette style be erotically kinky on a hetero man ?

]]> By: Ivanhttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-7175 Ivan Wed, 26 Nov 2008 10:52:53 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-7175 I'm a man, and I'm straight and I would NEVER wear that! It just doesn't make any sense. Not sexy at all (as oposed to in a woman, where it can be very sexy. C'mon guys, it's just a feminine thing in the first place and they can actually make it look good!) and, for someone who is not in good physical shape, it's just an ilusion for the problem and it will never really solve it! Guys, if you have a problem with the way you look, there's a very basic but very good solution: eat healthy and work out! Yeah, I'm sure that for most of you out there, that's a lot of sacrifice. But, it's the REAL solution and a permanent one, too (plus, it's great for your health!). Not only will women not laugh at you for having some kind of "compression garment" (good comparison, Cadi!) under your clothes to ilude them that you have a six pack there, but they will probably admire you for looking good and fit. And that goes out to the 20 year old, as well as the 60 year old. There's no age excuse for this. Eat healthy everyday and do some real, complete workout on a weekly basis (don't just pretend you do, don't lie to yourself). And, I don't care what you say (don't give me the excuse for lack of time or anything like that. One can always do something, if one really wants to!), if you REALLY do this, you will look better and feel infinitly better. And then, there will be no more need for this nonsense discussion about a piece of cloth rapped around your stomach and crotch, that makes you look like some weird, crazy guy, straight of the hospital. Really, I don't mean to offend anyone. But think about this, guys: do you want to look good or to pretend that you look good? I’m a man, and I’m straight and I would NEVER wear that!
It just doesn’t make any sense. Not sexy at all (as oposed to in a woman, where it can be very sexy. C’mon guys, it’s just a feminine thing in the first place and they can actually make it look good!) and, for someone who is not in good physical shape, it’s just an ilusion for the problem and it will never really solve it!
Guys, if you have a problem with the way you look, there’s a very basic but very good solution: eat healthy and work out!
Yeah, I’m sure that for most of you out there, that’s a lot of sacrifice. But, it’s the REAL solution and a permanent one, too (plus, it’s great for your health!). Not only will women not laugh at you for having some kind of “compression garment” (good comparison, Cadi!) under your clothes to ilude them that you have a six pack there, but they will probably admire you for looking good and fit.
And that goes out to the 20 year old, as well as the 60 year old. There’s no age excuse for this.
Eat healthy everyday and do some real, complete workout on a weekly basis (don’t just pretend you do, don’t lie to yourself). And, I don’t care what you say (don’t give me the excuse for lack of time or anything like that. One can always do something, if one really wants to!), if you REALLY do this, you will look better and feel infinitly better.
And then, there will be no more need for this nonsense discussion about a piece of cloth rapped around your stomach and crotch, that makes you look like some weird, crazy guy, straight of the hospital.
Really, I don’t mean to offend anyone. But think about this, guys: do you want to look good or to pretend that you look good?

]]> By: Zenonhttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-7174 Zenon Fri, 19 Sep 2008 16:00:55 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-7174 Most females who complained about their panty girdles killing them etc. were for the most part buying their girdles off the rack so to speak and they were in essence stuffing their bodies into a pre-manufactured mold of a sized shape. If they had been properly fitted by a corsetier for their panty girdle they would have delt with very little if any long lasting discomfort, according to what my mother told me way back in the middle 1960's. I remember those words so well because I am one of those guys that just loved the way my mother and sisters looked in their girdles. I always liked the feel and smell of the fabric and when my sisters dressed me in theirs, well I loved that too. The feeling of that wonderful material against my skin tightly compressing me made my skin tingle. When my sisters ran their hands over my girdled legs or stomach it was like electricity. This was not a sexual thing at my age but an innocent thing we were experimenting and having fun with as they all saw my like and intrest in the girdle. After many discussions with my mother she eventually let me have one or two of the panty girdles my sisters out grew and when I was a teenager she even gave me a few that she didn't wear any more knowing that I still loved the fit and feel of being girdled. It didn't turn me gay, I've been happily married for thirty years and yes my wife knows and even gets a kick out of it all these many years later. I will never buy a mirdle as I am comfortable with what I wear and the mirdle will never look as good to my wife as some of the ones she has bought me at special times over the years. What I wear under my clothes, noone knows but me and my wife. Zenon Most females who complained about their panty girdles killing them etc. were for the most part buying their girdles off the rack so to speak and they were in essence stuffing their bodies into a pre-manufactured mold of a sized shape. If they had been properly fitted by a corsetier for their panty girdle they would have delt with very little if any long lasting discomfort, according to what my mother told me way back in the middle 1960′s. I remember those words so well because I am one of those guys that just loved the way my mother and sisters looked in their girdles. I always liked the feel and smell of the fabric and when my sisters dressed me in theirs, well I loved that too. The feeling of that wonderful material against my skin tightly compressing me made my skin tingle. When my sisters ran their hands over my girdled legs or stomach it was like electricity. This was not a sexual thing at my age but an innocent thing we were experimenting and having fun with as they all saw my like and intrest in the girdle. After many discussions with my mother she eventually let me have one or two of the panty girdles my sisters out grew and when I was a teenager she even gave me a few that she didn’t wear any more knowing that I still loved the fit and feel of being girdled. It didn’t turn me gay, I’ve been happily married for thirty years and yes my wife knows and even gets a kick out of it all these many years later. I will never buy a mirdle as I am comfortable with what I wear and the mirdle will never look as good to my wife as some of the ones she has bought me at special times over the years. What I wear under my clothes, noone knows but me and my wife.
Zenon

]]> By: JNCJhttp://www.thefashionpolice.net/2008/03/mirdle.html#comment-7173 JNCJ Thu, 04 Sep 2008 14:27:56 +0000 http://79.170.40.167/thefashionpolice.net/?p=2036#comment-7173 I am a male and I wear a woman's open bottom girdle with stockings on a regular basis. It makes me feel comphortable and fine. I am a male and I wear a woman’s open bottom girdle with stockings on a regular basis. It makes me feel comphortable and fine.

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