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Binding - armpit bulge

Started by cornbread, April 08, 2017, 08:41:43 AM

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cornbread

When I wear a binder I get these bulges in my armpit area. They show if I don't wear at least two layers. I'm pretty sure the binder is the right size. Anything I can do about that? I suspect losing some weight might help but what about in the meantime? (My cis friend suggested a compression shirt over the binder but that seems like it would hurt).
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FTMax

Try moving yourself around once you have the binder on. You should be able to find an ideal spot to stick things. I typically wore a tanktop over my binder to smooth out any weird lines.
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wolfduality

Do you have a picture of you in the binder? A little bit of "spillage" happens, especially if you are a heavier set guy but there can be too much which can mean lots of different things. Maybe improper size, wrong position, binder style doesn't work, ect.
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Rowena_Ellenweorc

UGH that bulge drives me crazy when I wear a binder... my best suggestion is to wear loose shirts.  My personal method of dealing with this is a tank top and one of my husband's button down shirts.  I wear it open personally, but even then it still hides the awful pit flab.

Edit: I do agree though with wolfduality though, there can be too much, but generally, I think that you'd realize the binder is too small or not good style, etc...  If it painfully digs in, then that's a good indicator the binder isn't right for you.
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