I just love to look at a woman walking and then wriggling herself within the narrow confine of her gown as she strides her leg out through the front high slit of the gown. And with the gown so tight in wrapping around her body especially the lower where the hips are located, with every step out of her legs, the rear seated area of her gown is going to be subjected to a tremendous amount of force. One can see that the struggle between the left and the right panels of her gown pulling among themselves as she strides along. The main area of concern is the center seam that runs along the center vein of the gown. As the woman happily walks in her gown as she waves her hands to the crowd waiting to see her, those little stitches, that lineup along that center seam, are being subjected to forces so huge literally they would cry out for her for mercy. But as the woman carelessly walking and waving, she cannot even possibly aware of the suffering down under in the seated area of her shimmering gown. If one put the seated area of the gown under light after the woman has taken off it gown, one would see the amount of separation in the stitches along the seam line in the vicinity of her buttocks where has sat and walked. and that is where the maximum force occurs. In all likelihood, there would a few, like three or four stitches that have been pulled apart the most and then as the stitches go up or down from the three or four maximum pulled stitches, those stitches would stay close together with little or no sign of being traumatised as to be pulled apart...
Posted on: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 03:09:11 +0000
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