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Most of what I own are for indoors.  Many or the later purchases are outside shoes (lower heels, less feminine styles).

Steve,

The "I went out in heels and nothing bad happened posts" helped to inspire me to push the envelope and wear heels in public.  While they were monotonous for some, I found them helpful.  Hearing it again and again from different members from around the world helped validate that truth for me.

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Chloe24, GREAT PIC!!!

My path here, I believe,was either Jenny's page or PGTS (remember that and how it grew).  I like this forum as it allows me to converse and meet with like minded people.

Nice story!

Steve,

Just don't be "down for the count"!  

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aussieheels9,

Congrats!  We've all gone through that and, as you found, the salespeople don't blink an eye.  Keep on pushing!!

Nice work!!

I guess I'll only be considering this style when the affordable Chinese knock off hit the US!

Interesting way to support cancer research for men!

Nice vid.  Great music!

You've got some hot shoes there rxrenesis!

Steve,

It's a tough job, but someone has to do it!  LOL!

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Nice shoes Mr X!

Nice shoes!

Good one Steve!!

Hopefully I will get to "bask" in the warm hospitality of Steve and his better half this summer (if it ever get's here)!

Funny, but the "male high heel acceptance" sorta reminds me of earrings.  In the western world, it's a sign of femininity- of a woman coming of age.  Now it's a commonly accepted accessory for men and women.  I often wonder if high heels will follow the same path.  It would probably take some "footballers" from both sides of the pond to make it more acceptable just as what happened with earrings.

Steve, good one!!

Nice combination Mlroseplant!

TBG, best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Yoyo, I like the boots. If you don't mind me asking, where did you get them?

9inchheel, what brand/style are those?

Or both....

A few comments...

HiStiletto, I hear ya but think the conversation should be framed in terms of fashion.  Talk about feminine and masculine sides and eyes roll back into heads and folks begin to nod.  Frame it in terms of style, and people being free to wear what they want would be easier IMHO for people to hear and accept.

gallux, As a long time member of this board, I've read many stories of folks to shared their heel desire with their wives and girlfriends and often the wives would feel like there were other things being held secret.  Do a search and you'll find the ways it was shared.  That may help you.  I'm not married, but have shared it with girlfriends when I felt they had a good chance of becoming "very significant".  Fortunately, they all accepted it (to varying levels) and when we broke up, the shoes had nothing to do with it.  In the words of Dr. Ruth, "Good luck to you" when you finally decide to tell her.

hh_pe, best of luck to you with your house purchase.