Bad for Health (Long-term)

[trapthavok]

Egh I wore my binder to sleep last night (I KNOW I KNOW) and it was a BAAAAD idea

But I got to see what the long term effects might look like if I continue wearing it. I had marks all over my chest this morning (noooo!! I want my chest in good shape for surgery) and my freakbags were PAINFUL. to the point that showering hurt this morning, they were so tender.

I also have a pain right around my sternum which hurts the MOST when I breathe in.

Obviously I'm not wearing anything but a shirt right now (not even a sports bra ) cause they're in so much pain I don't want to do anymore damage than I've already done. I feel horrible right now like even if my chest started feeling better, I'd still be too terrified to wear anything on it but I definitely wouldn't pass if I do that....

Chest surgery can't come fast enough.....

DON'T MAKE MY MISTAKE please be careful with your binders

[Adam]

  Why did you wear your binder to bed last night? Were you to tired to take it off? Or did you just want to see what would happen?

[trapthavok]

Haha.....long story.... um. In short, I wanted to sleep (in the same bed) as my roommate. And no, nothing happened. But I didn't want to like... Ok well she's a girl, sees me as a guy, and I didn't want my moobs anywhere near her, there.

Posted on: October 10, 2008, 05:01:24 pmIn short, it was simply a stupid decision on my part.

[Arch]

Ouch. But I can see why you did it. I hope you feel better soon.

I've only bound a few times, but I'm so confounded big that it doesn't do much for me. I'm thinking that I should just table the issue until I've lost another twenty pounds or so.

Anybody know a safe and reliable way to speed up time?

[tekla]

Anybody know a safe and reliable way to speed up time?
Acid and a Pink Floyd show.