a_father Are you @Christine or do you know because she told?

now that's a bit rude, we are an open forum and everyone should be allowed to write and comment as he/she likes as long as he/she respects the rules of the forum.

      a_father I didn't want to be rude, but I was surprised, that @Vanessa answered @Christine's question...

      ok, sorry for the attack, that read differently

      a_father Ordering D-rings means having tightbands in mind. Good luck, but I'm afraid I think I know your mother's next steps

      i actually think so too. d-rings have to be ordered separately so parents who do this at least think about ordering thigh bands in the future 🙁

            a_father

            I only elaborated on your reply.

            Angelina now that's a bit rude

            Not surprised from @a_father.

            Christine Yes, I do. On both belts.

            Not very good.

            Angelina i actually think so too. d-rings have to be ordered separately so parents who do this at least think about ordering thigh bands in the future 🙁

            They may only order it in case of need,but decide it would be useless to use thigh bands(for example,if they think the belt is secure enough without these).

                      Angelina d-rings have to be ordered separately so parents who do this at least think about ordering thigh bands in the future

                      It's better to order them and not use than not to have them if needed.

                          ... ordering d rings...

                          Vanessa They may only order it in case of need,but decide it would be useless to use thigh bands

                          This still creeps me out, bands have to be double as evil as just a belt. Like what are they thinking when adding d rings how can they think bands are ever going to happen

                              Vanessa They may only order it in case of need,but decide it would be useless to use thigh bands(for example,if they think the belt is secure enough without these).

                              that's what i meant, i didn't mean that the parents will order thigh bands right away, but they are definitely thinking about it.

                              HHelen It's better to order them and not use than not to have them if needed.

                              since i consider thigh bands to be by far the worst part of my equipment, i clearly disagree. 😉

                                    HHelen It's better to order them and not use than not to have them if needed.

                                    I don't have D-rings, because I will never wear thighbands.

                                        Jen This still creeps me out, bands have to be double as evil as just a belt. Like what are they thinking when adding d rings how can they think bands are ever going to happen

                                        Frankly speaking how fare was you mother thinking what she what she's doing to you by forcing you to wear it?
                                        I don't think she has thought in the least about the damage she would do.

                                          you can also use D-Rings to fix handcuffs btw

                                            Christine I thought they are part of a belt by default.

                                            I had a look at the my-steel product page. 2 D rings cost 43€. You have to order them additionally.

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