Has anyone any good tips for developing a more feminine shaped waist. I see so many photos of beautifully shaped CD's with super girlie waist lines. Lv SallyCutie xx

I've heard corset training can do it. It sounds dangerous to me and very uncomfortable though.

I am lucky I guess, in that I was blessed in having the higher waistline that women do and have wider hips based on body size than the typical male.  I am able to put on a skirt with a blouse and where the belt naturally rests on my waist is very fem. 

If you're going out on the town and want a quick fix, my suggestion is, if you're wearing a belt, raise it a couple of inches above where it normally would rest and cinch it up an extra notch or two.

Waist can go as thinner as it can be don't push it or you might get pain or something else.
I actually workout the wider hips more curve firm by padding with a half football of foam sliced in half one each side..one tip starts from the same level of the bellybutton or exactly where your elbow reach along the sides of your belly to tge hip and continue with a extra padding to the upper tight to make it even.
The point is to bring your hips a little as 2 inch wider than the shoulders.
The wider tgey are the biggest ass you need to develop.

In my case i need two halves of sliced foam football along my sides two pieces in the front to hide the bulge. Two buttons enhancer panties and that will do the trick.You need time to play and model...use the  shaping underwear and corsets to shape your 8 shape.

Quote from: Dani Davis on July 03, 2014, 01:12:53 AM
I am lucky I guess, in that I was blessed in having the higher waistline that women do and have wider hips based on body size than the typical male.  I am able to put on a skirt with a blouse and where the belt naturally rests on my waist is very fem. 

If you're going out on the town and want a quick fix, my suggestion is, if you're wearing a belt, raise it a couple of inches above where it normally would rest and cinch it up an extra notch or two.

For my curiosity, what is considered a normal height of the waist line for men and women?

I think this thread has all the numbers and formulas:

https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,170673.0.html

Stay thin it helps a lot!