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    I enjoy wearing hiheel women's boots with levis, leather, and gloves...Would love to meet guys with similar interests, I wear size 12 women's boots.

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  1. No, they just know me for wearing my plain ol Tony Lama cowboy boots to work
  2. Funny you should mention this. I met one of my superiors in the parking lot, while waiting for other coworkers to arrive. It was cold, I opened the back door to climb in her car and get out of the cold. She apologized for all the heels and a great pair of booties that were laying in the footwell where I climbed in..."That's quite alright..." I said, "great heels indeed"....
  3. This internet thing is often a "bully pulpit" making it too easy for folks with issues to lash out....
  4. So many variables to consider when offering "constructive criticism" indeed. I guess so much depends on your relationship with those receiving the criticism and the place (online/in person/email etc) the criticism will be offered. You are right of course, offering insincere positive comments may not be doing that person any favors. I do my best not to offer "phony compliments", tend to just say little or nothing when I see something that does not look good to me. I remember this stern advice the parents would give when we were kids. And, I must keep in mind, everyone's taste (especially in heels) is different, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.... In the case of guys in heels, one must also consider where a fellow is on his heeling journey. It is hard enough for a guy to muster the courage to go against idiotic societal norms in order to explore fashions he has only secretly admired in the past, I tend to err on the side of encouragement in cases like this.
  5. Well said brother. Valid complaint and observation indeed. There was just this one section of his photos/videos I was referring to, and that is the "booted" section. And yes, looks like there were only about four different pairs of boots. Nonetheless, I did like the many different wardrobe styles he paired with the otherwise small collection of boots.
  6. so true. sometimes less is more
  7. You sure do Cali, and look amazing as well....
  8. Have a great time buddy, sounds like a wonderful trip
  9. Here is a wonderful youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25lT1eStJPs This man captures everything I would love to achieve. Pierre, if you are a member here, BRAVO buddy! Don
  10. I've got chicken legs, so usually avoid shorts...
  11. I'm sure they would be shocked if you showed up in a three piece suit...
  12. I have often "wanted to believe" this also Maybe that's it, walking in snow in heels is just fun.... Can't wait to wear my new Hunter gloss black "refined boots" to clean the snow. No snow yet here in RI, just freezing cold nastiness. Great job, would love to miles how many miles I logged last year, would be thrilled if it was 100 miles...
  13. 57, sure wish I was that young again, would do so many things better... I would agree that slippery floors are my biggest fear, I have stumble/fallen more than once.
  14. Like you say, it seems like many shoes/boots were never designed with actual walking in mind! Many of those runway heel fashions don't appeal to me at all. Just because something has a designer label, and is outrageously styled does not mean it actually looks good. More often than not, "less is more".
  15. Well said
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