My First Post. Hello Everyone!

[Akimbo]

Panty size for Rebecca was surprisingly fit for a medium size due elasticity. Training bras depending on what kind could either be a large or medium. As for the running sweats for her bottom was a small.

I spent probably a good half hour in the store just putting my arms through the pants and stretching them out to get a good idea of how expansive the size can be on her.

[SleeplessNights]

Panty size for Rebecca was surprisingly fit for a medium size due elasticity. Training bras depending on what kind could either be a large or medium. As for the running sweats for her bottom was a small.

I spent probably a good half hour in the store just putting my arms through the pants and stretching them out to get a good idea of how expansive the size can be on her.

I bet her butt looks incredible squeezed into a size medium or small! I took another look at her gallery, and I swear my heart skipped a beat when I saw her in that Victoria's Secret top with all her cleavage popping out...

[089]

SleeplessNights,

If you haven't already, pick up a weightlifter's belt from your local sporting goods store. It will help enforce proper lifting technique. Especially when you transfer your doll to/from the bed and office chair.

Regards (and Welcome!),
089 and Kay

Above, I gave advice regarding weightlifter's belts. In the interest of public health, I now state that advice was incorrect. I apologize.

1. Weightlifter's belts do NOT protect against back injury. Only proper strength training of the lower back, and proper lifting techniques can do that.
2. Although I believe wearing the belt reminds me to maintain proper form, there is no scientific evidence that it does so (CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/94-127/default.html) Thank you, dwaynel2.

Given the points above, I can no longer recommend use of a weightlifter's belt. The chance that someone would use one in place of proper training is too great. And with training, there is no evidence that the belt is needed.