The Process Forum - View Single Post

LeenaAngelWing · 01-21-2009

Ever split your pants by bending over? Ripped your cuffs by stepping on them? Torn your shirt, suit, or coat because of awkward movement? I have.

The reason? It doesn't take a a lot to rip cloth at the seams, pop buttons, even dislodge a belt, as most belts are held on simply by pressure. The reason that turtle is unfortunate is because it was slow growth, with binding slowly restricting you, in which case a restraint will always win. However if we can theorize that transforming has at least equal force to plain old movement, your clothes are done for.

01-21-2009	#6
LeenaAngelWing Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 174	Re: Rippage in Real Life Ever split your pants by bending over? Ripped your cuffs by stepping on them? Torn your shirt, suit, or coat because of awkward movement? I have. The reason? It doesn't take a a lot to rip cloth at the seams, pop buttons, even dislodge a belt, as most belts are held on simply by pressure. The reason that turtle is unfortunate is because it was slow growth, with binding slowly restricting you, in which case a restraint will always win. However if we can theorize that transforming has at least equal force to plain old movement, your clothes are done for.