Regular small meals seem to be the best when tightly corseted as there is less room for food. One effect of wearing the corset all the time is that I am given six small portions of food per day. When the corset is tightened normally I do not feel it, so I was relieved when it could be properly laced again. Then, I hated the fact that I could feel the collar and back chain, which is between the collar and waist. When I was sick recently the corset was laced looser than normal. I do not get to decide how tight the corset is laced. It is only laced tight enough to support me and give me the correct posture, but it could be much tighter I think. My corset lacing is always pretty much the same – my guard knows how tight to lace it, and another committee member, who made the corsets, checks occasionally that it is the correct tightness. The corset now feels like the norm for me. I got a new corset recently – it may be a little stiffer than the old one, but at the same time the material breathes better, so it is good for the summer months. I like the support it gives and the feeling of a constant hug. I have only good things to say about having the corset locked on me every day.
I have very different experience with each one, however. As far as I know both will remain a part of my life for the long term. It has now been three and a half months since I was placed in enhanced restraints, and almost three months since my corset was introduced. Last weekend was a great celebration of summer, the midnight sun, and only the week before it was snowing when I was in the yard outdoors! Hopefully the warmer weather will stay now for a while.
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