When wearing corsets, are you forced to perch rather than sit?

When wearing a properly fitted corset, individuals are not necessarily forced to perch rather than sit, but sitting can be a bit different compared to when not wearing one. A corset is designed to provide support and shape to the torso, particularly the waist and upper body.

Here are some things to consider:
1. Posture: A well-fitted corset encourages good posture. It supports the back and can make slouching difficult.

2. Mobility: Depending on the style and fit of the corset, it might limit your range of motion, especially in the torso. This can affect how you move and bend.

3. Sitting: When you sit while wearing a corset, you might find that you need to sit up straighter than usual. Some find this more comfortable while others may find it less so, depending on their individual preferences and the specific corset design.

4. Comfort: The level of comfort when sitting in a corset can vary based on the quality of the corset, how well it's fitted, and personal preference. Some people find it perfectly comfortable to sit in a well-fitted corset, while others may prefer to remove it for extended periods of sitting.

5. Breathing: Breathing can feel different in a corset, especially if it's tightly laced. It may take some getting used to, and some individuals may feel more comfortable standing or perching rather than sitting for extended periods.