Who Are These Made For?

Have you ever heard of a wasp waist? It doesn't have anything to do with stinging insects.

The "wasp waist" was beauty standard from the past. And that's where it should have stayed.

This odd beauty standard has been given a modern marketing makeover and is now being peddled not just as a body modification but also as a way to lose weight.

In the video we will be taking a look and the good (there isn't any), the bad (got plenty of that), and the terrifying (organ prolapse anyone) aspects of this bizzare tool from the past.

[WomanlyWise]

I love this channel. ❤ Thanks for sharing.

[felixthecat]

The corsets were only harmful if they were worn using a technique called tight lacing. Not all women used tight lacing, but those who used it paid the price. It's alarming to see this kind of behavior making a comeback.

[kariay]

Intriguing, informative yet scary the effects/damage it can do to the insides/organs.

[NikiWinchester]

I feel like everyone needs to see this. I always felt that that can not be good for you but boy did I have no idea just how bad it could be 💀

[Mrwebbob]

I new you were heading for the word prolapse, i just wasn't quick enough . the nightmares

[C_U_R_I_E_L]

Also as a breastfeeding person who feeds a spawn from my bressts those "mock neck" cut outs are awesome for discreet breastfeeding .

[reversefulfillment]

Wasp waist woman waste water willfully.

[MeMe-lxjw]

Oh, man, I really like your stuff, but "person with uterus"? I'm out.