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" that doesn't impede movement" Could you comfortably do sports with it, or play with children? That's my definition of "doesn't impede movement".
by hutzlibu 4y ago
" that doesn't impede movement"
Could you comfortably do sports with it, or play with children? That's my definition of "doesn't impede movement".
- eimrine 4y agoI propose to look at it as at sports inventory. Climbing shoes impede movements in 99% of situation and unleash possibilities in remaining 1%. A corset tights breathing so wearer probably can not run Marathon in it but it increases a joy from sex to both parties. Maybe it is harmful to wear this thing every day but I hope our culture will never forget this and high-heels and all kinds of crazy stuff which women use to do to themselves for the sake of shaping of their body towards so-called attractiveness.
- hutzlibu 4y agoOk, looking through sports lenses, in what instances does it help movement? In my climbing shoes I cannot run very well, true, but I can climb better. Maybe certain traditional dances? But I remain very sceptical to stiff clothing that doesn't "impede movement". I mean, don't get me wrong. People are free by me to wear whatever they want, if it brings them pleasure - as long as they don't have to wear it, if they don't want to. And sure, not every clothing is made for sports and there are other activities.
- eimrine 4y agoA decently tight corset makes an ass movement a little bit freer for a female while wearing it. Social dances (salsa, bachata, kizomba) benefits from this.