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PrintableCalhounSq said: hokie1 said: OK, how many weeks are we talking? And, does it hurt less the more you do it? Do you have to do it less often as time goes by? Depends on how fast or slow your hair grows really, I think the standard is 3-6 weeks unless the waxer is bad & the hair doesn't pull from the root. I pretty much go once a month 
& no, it never gets easier  We're talking vagina lips, that shit hurts  But it's so brief & so worth it  I haven't been doing it long enough to see a longer time period between waxes, I've only done it steadily for about 4 months now 
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veronikka said: hokie1 said: I am trying to work up the courage for this...  i dont think i could handle the pain, I can barely deal with getting my eyebrows doneYour eyebrows look GREAT btw I've done my own for so long I can't see going to someone to do it, but I kinda wish I would. I never get that PERFECT arch, ya know?   I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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JustErin said: Shoes/boots. Some of them hurt like hell but they look amazing so I'll never give them up. I don't wear anything lower than a 3 1/2" heel - except for kicking around shoes. Most of my shoes/boots are 4" high.
I bow to you, I still look dorky walking in my high ones  I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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JasmineFire said: High heels have probably caused me the most pain but I don't wear them on the regular. Once I also made a strapless bra out of packing tape because I didn't have one that went with the outfit I was wearing at the time.
fucking OUCH  I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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hokie1 said: CalhounSq said: Depends on how fast or slow your hair grows really, I think the standard is 3-6 weeks unless the waxer is bad & the hair doesn't pull from the root. I pretty much go once a month
& no, it never gets easier We're talking vagina lips, that shit hurts But it's so brief & so worth it I haven't been doing it long enough to see a longer time period between waxes, I've only done it steadily for about 4 months now
DO IT I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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CalhounSq said: hokie1 said:
DO IT I'm gonna do it and then come back here and start a rant thread about you talking me into this shit!  | |
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hokie1 said: CalhounSq said: DO IT I'm gonna do it and then come back here and start a rant thread about you talking me into this shit! & another thread about how sexy you feel after  I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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CalhounSq said: hokie1 said: OK, how many weeks are we talking? And, does it hurt less the more you do it? Do you have to do it less often as time goes by? Depends on how fast or slow your hair grows really, I think the standard is 3-6 weeks unless the waxer is bad & the hair doesn't pull from the root. I pretty much go once a month
& no, it never gets easier We're talking vagina lips, that shit hurts But it's so brief & so worth it I haven't been doing it long enough to see a longer time period between waxes, I've only done it steadily for about 4 months now I can't even imagine and really don't want to! Can you even walk normal after one of these??? Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul | |
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veronikka said: CalhounSq said: Depends on how fast or slow your hair grows really, I think the standard is 3-6 weeks unless the waxer is bad & the hair doesn't pull from the root. I pretty much go once a month
& no, it never gets easier We're talking vagina lips, that shit hurts But it's so brief & so worth it I haven't been doing it long enough to see a longer time period between waxes, I've only done it steadily for about 4 months now I can't even imagine and really don't want to! Can you even walk normal after one of these??? YES!  Seriously the pain lasts for a second or two & then it's fine You do feel a little tingly in your drawz for the rest of the day though - tingly in a good way  I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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Back in April of '06 I had a breast reduction. I was told by my dr that I could not wear underwire bras for at least 6 months after the surgery because of my scarring. When the 4th of July came around, I wanted to look hot and all the other bras made me look flat chested. I bought a new underwire bustier cut bra to push my boobies up a little bit. At first, it was okay. I had little discomfort but after sitting outside for a while in 90 degree weather, I started to get really sweaty which made the underwire rub right into my scars. It was quite painful and I ended up pulling the bra off through my sleeve as I walked back to the car with hundreds of people around. That was painful and totally not even worth it as I went home dateless. Shake it til ya make it  | |
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JuliePurplehead said: Back in April of '06 I had a breast reduction. I was told by my dr that I could not wear underwire bras for at least 6 months after the surgery because of my scarring. When the 4th of July came around, I wanted to look hot and all the other bras made me look flat chested. I bought a new underwire bustier cut bra to push my boobies up a little bit. At first, it was okay. I had little discomfort but after sitting outside for a while in 90 degree weather, I started to get really sweaty which made the underwire rub right into my scars. It was quite painful and I ended up pulling the bra off through my sleeve as I walked back to the car with hundreds of people around. That was painful and totally not even worth it as I went home dateless.
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JuliePurplehead said: Back in April of '06 I had a breast reduction. I was told by my dr that I could not wear underwire bras for at least 6 months after the surgery because of my scarring. When the 4th of July came around, I wanted to look hot and all the other bras made me look flat chested. I bought a new underwire bustier cut bra to push my boobies up a little bit. At first, it was okay. I had little discomfort but after sitting outside for a while in 90 degree weather, I started to get really sweaty which made the underwire rub right into my scars. It was quite painful and I ended up pulling the bra off through my sleeve as I walked back to the car with hundreds of people around. That was painful and totally not even worth it as I went home dateless.
DAMN  Thank God for molded cup bras, there's wireless ones w/ almost the same amount of support I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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CalhounSq said: veronikka said: I can't even imagine and really don't want to! Can you even walk normal after one of these??? YES! Seriously the pain lasts for a second or two & then it's fine You do feel a little tingly in your drawz for the rest of the day though - tingly in a good way I feel like I would need an ice pack afterwards Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul | |
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ThreadBare said: JasmineFire said: That wasn't of your own volition so I don't think that counts. 
I don't think that most men (Prince excluded) do very uncomfortable things for fashion. In fact it seems like designers know that the only way a man will even consider looking good is if his outfit is comfortable. Although I did know this one guy who used to wear those nylon socks that make your fet smell because he thought they looked good. I was like, "But they make your feet smell!" and he said, "Yeah, but they look real good with my shoes"  
1. Sportin' Waves (probably the stuff that made me go bald...) 2. Shaving. I hate it, can barely skip a day.
Um, that's it.  1. you used sportin' waves? I don't know why but that strikes me as being very funny. bald is probably a better look.
2. maybe you should get a Brazillian Face Wax. CalhounSq says it lasts for weeks. | |
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hokie1 said: JasmineFire said: High heels have probably caused me the most pain but I don't wear them on the regular. Once I also made a strapless bra out of packing tape because I didn't have one that went with the outfit I was wearing at the time.
That had to have hurt terribly coming off! I'm cringing as I'm typing this... I think I took it off in the shower so that the steam and whatnot loosened the tape. I can't quite remember...it was a long while ago. | |
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JasmineFire said: ThreadBare said:
1. Sportin' Waves (probably the stuff that made me go bald...) 2. Shaving. I hate it, can barely skip a day.
Um, that's it. 1. you used sportin' waves? I don't know why but that strikes me as being very funny. bald is probably a better look.
2. maybe you should get a Brazillian Face Wax. CalhounSq says it lasts for weeks. Yeah, but I didn't use Sportin' Waves for waves (the family tree helped those come out fine). I used it for a look that was far, far worse:  | |
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ThreadBare said: JasmineFire said: 1. you used sportin' waves? I don't know why but that strikes me as being very funny. bald is probably a better look.
2. maybe you should get a Brazillian Face Wax. CalhounSq says it lasts for weeks. Yeah, but I didn't use Sportin' Waves for waves (the family tree helped those come out fine). I used it for a look that was far, far worse: 
why, threadbare? WHY????? Was this during the 1980's? | |
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JasmineFire said: ThreadBare said: Yeah, but I didn't use Sportin' Waves for waves (the family tree helped those come out fine). I used it for a look that was far, far worse:
why, threadbare? WHY????? Was this during the 1980's? The mid- to late-1990s... 
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ThreadBare said: JasmineFire said:
why, threadbare? WHY????? Was this during the 1980's? The mid- to late-1990s...
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veronikka said: CalhounSq said: YES! Seriously the pain lasts for a second or two & then it's fine You do feel a little tingly in your drawz for the rest of the day though - tingly in a good way I feel like I would need an ice pack afterwards Nah, the first time is the weirdest but you get used to it I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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ThreadBare said: JasmineFire said: 1. you used sportin' waves? I don't know why but that strikes me as being very funny. bald is probably a better look.
2. maybe you should get a Brazillian Face Wax. CalhounSq says it lasts for weeks. Yeah, but I didn't use Sportin' Waves for waves (the family tree helped those come out fine). I used it for a look that was far, far worse: I confess, I liked that look Shawn probably had it for too long but I liked it @ the time I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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CarrieMpls said: So I'm on my way to a wedding. Looking forward to all of it.
But I got a new dress for it and it requires a strapless bra and I couldn't find my normal bustier I wear in such occasions and to make a long story short, I'm strapped into a corset so tight I can barely freaking BREATHE!! I don't know how women of the past wore these every single day, I'm actually worried about getting through the next 10 hours.
But the good news is, I look effing HOT!  My waist looks, well, not tiny, but the smallest it's every been. My boobs are practically shoved up to my neck. But all to fabulous effect.
What's the most uncomfortable thing you've done in the name of fashion? I've done this before! It totally gave me new meaning to the phrase "suck it up"
I've also subjected myself to the torture of stomping through the city streets in ridiculously high heels. By the end of the night, arriving home after a really crackin' party with the footsie tootsies just being in absolute AGONY! | |
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(OK, fellas. Gather 'round.
There's really no easy way to say this. But, here goes: The dames have us outnumbered and out-complained. There's no way we're going to be able to compete with their horrorific stories of sartorial sacrifice. Ehuffnsd gave us a glimmer of hope, when he talked about the heels he normally endures, but then he went 'fessed up about our higher center of gravity. Thanks, E... for nuthin'!
I've dug in my bag of poor hair-care choices... even dredged up the pink-and-white memory, but Jasmine "Sister UPS" Fire trumped those easily with her tale of packing-tape woe.
So, we've either gotta call in reinforcements -- that's right, childhood/family portrait outfits and Christmas & Father's Day cartoon ties -- or we just gotta suck it up and cede this battle to the women. I mean, at any moment, they're gonna start talkin' about stirrup pants and leg warmers. Not to mention scrunchies. I'd wanted this to be a pep talk, but ... well... I've failed.) | |
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You go girl! I hope you have pictures later.
Did you know that back in the day women used to faint left and right because of these corsets? That is where they get the name for FAINTING COUCHES. They used to have these couches in the women's lounges. MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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Playtex underpants...
...They're so tight they Lift and Separate 
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: You go girl! I hope you have pictures later.
Did you know that back in the day women used to faint left and right because of these corsets? That is where they get the name for FAINTING COUCHES. They used to have these couches in the women's lounges. I've heard that before, crazy!!! Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul | |
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corsets are fonky  yes SIR! | |
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ThreadBare said:
(OK, fellas. Gather 'round.
There's really no easy way to say this. But, here goes: The dames have us outnumbered and out-complained. There's no way we're going to be able to compete with their horrorific stories of sartorial sacrifice. Ehuffnsd gave us a glimmer of hope, when he talked about the heels he normally endures, but then he went 'fessed up about our higher center of gravity. Thanks, E... for nuthin'!
I've dug in my bag of poor hair-care choices... even dredged up the pink-and-white memory, but Jasmine "Sister UPS" Fire trumped those easily with her tale of packing-tape woe.
So, we've either gotta call in reinforcements -- that's right, childhood/family portrait outfits and Christmas & Father's Day cartoon ties -- or we just gotta suck it up and cede this battle to the women. I mean, at any moment, they're gonna start talkin' about stirrup pants and leg warmers. Not to mention scrunchies. I'd wanted this to be a pep talk, but ... well... I've failed.) @ "Sister UPS" | |
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High heelz and heavy earringz.Love them! | |
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