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Chokers and Collars

Started by LostInTime, June 22, 2005, 11:19:44 AM

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LostInTime

I have a small collar that a friend of mine made and I wear it every so often, usually when the colours match the outfit.  I have also found that this type of accessory can cover the adam's apple and is widespread enough in its popularity to not stick out.  That is if you pick something understated and not a spiked dog collar like one.

Anyone else wear a choker?
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Debtv

Hi,

Yeah I do. I have used hair bands as a collar/necklace. I like the strechy beaded ones the best. I also will add to it, a clip on earring that dangles down in the front. I have a collection of around 60 clip-ons and have found that the hair band, clip on earring combination can make a prety cute neclace.

I have been told by many women "Oh what a cute necklace" and they aways surprised when I show them what it really is...LOL And you are right...it does hide the adam apple.

Love
DebTV
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Leigh

If I see someone I don't know wearing a choker the first thing I look for is to see if they are hding an adams apple.
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LostInTime

Well you cannot help but to see a ton of chokers/collars around me so, as I said, in my area it does not stick out at all.  If you checked everyone out, you would not get very far into a mall or flea market.   ;D
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Leigh

In the Leather community collars are very common, denoteing that the person is in service to another.

I general public women who wear the stylish collars/chokers do not attrract my attention due to the fact that I have no attraction to the women who use one as a fashion statement.

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4years

*makes mental note when she wears a collar to ensure that a broken chain is affixed.*

I do like chokers/collars though, always have liked the look.

:eusa_shifty: It will be fun to see what a nice spiked dog collar will look like (=
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april

i love chokers. my fav is one of those wire dog training collars that have the spikes inside but i wear it inside out.
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tamaratv

spikes inside out?  Ouch.

and i thought corset training was bad !

ha ha

tamara >:D
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Sarra

I can't wear a choker or most necklaces... My neck is almost the same width as the my head, from side to side. :( Which is to say, my neck is very big compared to normal, mostly thanks to having an enlarged thyroid gland.
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Night Scream

Where can one find chockers or collars? I've allways wanted to try one :)
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LostInTime

Spencers, Hot Topic, Petsmart, Fetish stores.

Or get some leather and design your own.  :)
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Glora Femboy

i had a spiked choker,but the studs came out...
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Terri-Gene

QuoteI took off the scarf and asked "now what was it you were saying about Adams Apples?" 

Just keep in mind that people with less body fat will show an apple much more prominatly then a person with more, so the thiner you are it will show more and the heavier you are the less it will show.

Terri
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Shelley

Don't we all but not for the same reasons.

Born to shop Shelley
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Valentine

Iv found that there very constricting on my throat, but they do look sexy and hide your adams apple very well.
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gennee

I genderally wear necklaces, earrings and bracelets that match the clothing I wear.


Gennee


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JENNIFER

For my own benefit, I wear a nice silk scarf around the neck and what follows is a steady stream of compliments , the hated APPLE never enters the domain... :-\
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Lisbeth

When I see someone with a collar on my first thought is to wonder whether they are owned.
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Valentine

Well you dont have to worry about that with me. Nobody owns this deva. lolol
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