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I went to counseling for a while for some other concerns and mentioned my heel wearing and fetish associated with heels. The only concern was what it may have meant or signified in the grand scheme. He never made any comment that sounded like he thought it was a bad thing.

Or take out the trash!

As a NYC native, we do have that sort of "tunnel vision" for better and worst. If it were April 4, I might have been able to join you for lunch. Be sure to check west 8th street starting from 5th ave and heading east. Shoe shops galore including patricia fields. Also, I think you'll find that wearing heels will be one of the more normal things being seen there. Enjoy!!

Nice look!!!!

At least in the US, I think society overall has gotten more tolerant of all "alternative" things. Look at how hair styles, ear rings and jewelry for men, tattoos, and tolerance for homosexuality have changed. Some time ago, you could suffer significant physical harm for engaging in an alternative lifestyle/fashion. While it can still happen today, I think it is much more likely. Comments.....

I'm not wild about the first pair either. I think the problem was that they were not laced up tight enough to be secure on her foot.

Looks like a better answer to the question, "...Spartans, what are your professions..." (from the movie 300) Sorry, couldn't resist!!!

Great fast thinking on your feet, er her heels!!

Except in Iraq!

I have a question for you, were you trying to hide the shoes with the baggy jeans?

Celso, Many thanks for the translation. Muchas Gracias.

You may be a crossdresser (CD). Statistics say that 90% or so of the CD's are heterosexual despite what many people say or assume. There are many CD website where you can find additional information and support.

L.K., The answer to both questions is YES! Having larger feet lessens the angle of the shoe making a 5" heel in size 12 perhaps seem like a 4.5 or 4 inch heel in size 6 pr 7. But practice (training) helps also!

Great collection!

Though the lines look a little better on strapless, I prefer strapped as they are more likely to stay securely on your foot. Re: Howcool, I purchased from them some time back and had no problems. The only issue is when a shoe was out of stock, they had to wait for that "slow boat from China".

Woz, Welcome to the board!

Nice boots!!!!

OK, next time!

Nice choice!! It may take a while to get used to those 5 inch heels, but you'll eventually do fine. Just don't rush it or force your body to do something it can't do too quick. Perhaps the next time your wife is wearing heels and talking about you wearing it (or complaining), tell her that if she buys the shoes, you will wear them. Maybe even out with her!

I definitely have a lot and sometimes chuckle when I see the pile. Well over 50! Probaby over 100. Maybe one cold snowy day (when I'm not out strutting in high heeled boots), I may actually sit down and count them.

GREAT SHOES!! I especially liked the off white with brown reptile looking pumps!

Enjoy!

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I think part of the problem may be that the shoes may fit fine at the time of purchase, but be stretched as you wear them. That may necessitate purchasing shows that may be a bit tight so they fit after stretching from wearing. Or buying the heel pads to give a snugger fit.

I would suggest Payless. You could go into the store and purchase whatever style/size you want. If you don't try it on in the store, you could do so in your car or home and exchange it later for a larger or smaller size. Also, you could time it so that fewer shoppers are around. And you'll find that most store clerks don't even bat an eye, especially if they're on commission. Mail order is fine, but them you have to contend with shipping if you have to send it back. I would recommend that only when you not only know your size but also how different shoes fit.

What about both?