It sounds painful, but according to Dekay, the only problem is how restrictive the corset can be. She does, of course, have some trouble with picking things up and exercising, but Dekay says she's worn her corset on hikes and takes it off if she wants to do something the corset won't allow, like weightlifting or playing softball (which can be very dangerous in a corset, according to Dekay). Dekay found herself interested in tight-lacing after idolizing cartoon characters with tiny waists, stating that she liked the way they wore their "personalities externally." And she told Cosmopolitan that what she's doing is not about looking a certain way, it's about sex and art and fetishizing the entire concept of corsets. She also pointed out that while reactions to her look are mixed (and a quick stroll through the comments on Cosmopolitan makes it clear that many readers find the look "UNATTRACTIVE") that she's happy with who she is and doesn't care what others say. And also: She's a feminist. "I know for sure I'm going to get a lot of heat for [saying I'm a feminist] given corsets' dark history," she told Cosmopolitan.com. " I started tight-lacing for me.
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