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[i]>Hi! >Anatomy is anatomy. It functions as it will. The blood is needed elsewhere. > >But can I be frank and ask why should you care about the appearance? You're in class to dance, not bulge. >If you want to maintain an appearance, why don't you wear a codpiece, like the guys did in the Renaissance? In fact, www.renaissancedancewear.com will make you a pair of tights with one attached. >I'm really not being sarcastic. With more than 20 years in balllet classes I have know many men who had the same concern, and have seen a variety of "solutions." But that discussion is better for the boys' changing room than an open forum. >balletboyActually, I have the same problem, which can be a real problem during class. This shrinkage (squishage?) sometimes means there is enough space in the pouch for the dancebelt to move around. There's also the secondary and separate concern about getting changed after class. The men's dressing room is always crowded. It's a locker-room anxiety thing, I guess.Vin, I don't have an answer for you, only sympathy.AnonII > >>How can you make your penis look at it's "full potential" in a dance belt? I don't mean to be crude, it's just that I've noticed that usually after the end of a long rehearsal or class, my penis is very "squished" and pressed up against my pelvis making it appear smaller than need be. I was hoping on some advice on how to keep it at it's normal size throughout class. [/i]

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