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A method I learned from a guy on a trans reddit thread in my desperate searches for 'how to get out of a binder'...while stuck inside my new binder, unable to figure out how the hell to take it off. (I'm used to Underworks ones! I was fine with shimmying those things down off my hips for all my college years, but turns out you can't do that with a lot of other tank-top style binders, the neck opening just doesn't have enough stretch.)

I saw a post going around tumblr telling people how to put on a binder, and thought...well, that's surely quite self-explanatory, but taking one off...now that's another story! So I thought I'd spread the knowledge with a little demonstration from Caramel Latte - they're cuter than I am, haha.

Now, just a little disclaimer time - I can't promise this works for everything. My only tank top binder that fits me is my GC2B one (I, uh, 'grew out' of my Underworks Double Front, shall we say), but it works a charm with that one. A modified approach would probably work for short binders too! But yeah, basically I'm not the expert and this is basically me parroting another dude's advice, haha. I hope you find it as useful as I did!

(Seriously. I'm a huge clothing claustrophobe and I nearly died when I first put my new binder on and discovered I had no idea how to get out of it without Lubby around to yank the damn thing off of me.)

EXTRA ADVICE:

1) I hear rash guards are awesome to wear under your binder to make them easier to take off. I've heard guys swear by talcum powdering themselves under their binders to give the binder less grip on removal, as well.

2) If you're like me and freak out over being stuck inside things, do try not to panic. Getting all worked up = getting sweaty = welp, now that binder's gonna cling to you like a mofo. Breathe slow, take a second to relax, and don't start struggling around aimlessly because that is gonna get you a grand total of nowhere.

3) I don't actually have any more tips. I'm just going to plug GC2B's binders mercilessly, because they're AWESOME and actually comfortable to wear. Do check them out! And remember to always bind safely, wear binders the right size for you, and try not to wear one for over 8 hours at a time. Look after yourselves, okay? I want you all comfy and safe.

Description
Rebloggable Tumblr version here: electrical-socket.tumblr.com/p…

A method I learned from a guy on a trans reddit thread in my desperate searches for 'how to get out of a binder'...while stuck inside my new binder, unable to figure out how the hell to take it off. (I'm used to Underworks ones! I was fine with shimmying those things down off my hips for all my college years, but turns out you can't do that with a lot of other tank-top style binders, the neck opening just doesn't have enough stretch.)

I saw a post going around tumblr telling people how to put on a binder, and thought...well, that's surely quite self-explanatory, but taking one off...now that's another story! So I thought I'd spread the knowledge with a little demonstration from Caramel Latte - they're cuter than I am, haha.

Now, just a little disclaimer time - I can't promise this works for everything. My only tank top binder that fits me is my GC2B one (I, uh, 'grew out' of my Underworks Double Front, shall we say), but it works a charm with that one. A modified approach would probably work for short binders too! But yeah, basically I'm not the expert and this is basically me parroting another dude's advice, haha. I hope you find it as useful as I did!

(Seriously. I'm a huge clothing claustrophobe and I nearly died when I first put my new binder on and discovered I had no idea how to get out of it without Lubby around to yank the damn thing off of me.)

EXTRA ADVICE:

1) I hear rash guards are awesome to wear under your binder to make them easier to take off. I've heard guys swear by talcum powdering themselves under their binders to give the binder less grip on removal, as well.

2) If you're like me and freak out over being stuck inside things, do try not to panic. Getting all worked up = getting sweaty = welp, now that binder's gonna cling to you like a mofo. Breathe slow, take a second to relax, and don't start struggling around aimlessly because that is gonna get you a grand total of nowhere.

3) I don't actually have any more tips. I'm just going to plug GC2B's binders mercilessly, because they're AWESOME and actually comfortable to wear. Do check them out! And remember to always bind safely, wear binders the right size for you, and try not to wear one for over 8 hours at a time. Look after yourselves, okay? I want you all comfy and safe.