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  1. Like I mentioned earlier, I wore my 3.5" spike ankle boots to the New Year's Eve party. It was a fancy-dress one, and the theme was "Hidden desires, deviations and perversions". Of course you can't think how happy I was- at last I've been to a party that matched my kinks :wink:. There weren't too many people (32 exactly) and they were rather old, but I danced a bit. Most guys were cross-dressed, and chicks appeared as dominatrices. There were also several vanilla people, and some toys: whips, a dildo, handcuffs and a gag (I made it myself out of two leather straps and a wooden ball). This time I put on my leathers that formed a "fetish evening attire": pants, long blazer, a low-cut waistcoat and a white cotton tuxedo shirt with French cuffs and a stand+up collar. I was wise enough to go to the ball in my cowboy boots and put my heels later on. I wore them for two hours until the pain in the balls of my feet kicked in (I have corns there) and I had to change boots because my feet were virtually killing me. After an hour I decided to change back into my heels. It was great that I took some thick socks to make the boots fit tighter (they were too loose and couldn't provide the proper support for the feet). My stride improved a bucketload, but soon my feet began to hurt just like before. After some more time I changed again and danced a bit. Unfortunately, when I stepped on a baloon (heh heh, I began to like squishing things with my heels :D), the heel came off! It looks as if it was just fixed by some nails, and the glue was weak. The boots felt crappy from the very beginning, the heels seemed to wobble (but I thought it was because of the somewhat flexible sole). I also think they were placed too far to the back of the boots. They didnt provide enough support for my heel and arch, and taking my steps was a bit harder than e.g. in cowboy boots where the heel is moved forward and supports the foot much better. The broken heel ain't no problem, I was gonna take these boots to a cobbler anyway to swap the heels for some more stable ones. But heck, I came out, and got some compliments! Oh, and one woman had a pair of metal stilletto boots. The heels seemed 3.5 to 4 inch tall, and she had really small feet. Yet she wore her boots in a really confident, elegant and nice way. I think I'll have the opportunity to post some pics soon, because some people took photos and they'll surely share them.

  2. Well, why? IF you love her AND she accepts your passion, why the hello kitty should you dump her because of her homophobic (because they don't seem to accept LGBT people) and ignorant (because they use false stereotypes) family?

  3. Well, let's revive this thread...

    http://www.allegro.pl/item153025204_polbuty_damskie_roz_42.html - if the size is right (some EU 42's are as big as typical 43s and I can wear them), I'm DEFINITELY gonna buy these shoes. I guess such block heel oxfords will be really easy to pull off (easier than my spikes) and they're gonna go well with my leather suit I'm wearing everyday... Although their heels are merely 6cm (2.5"), they've got an edge! I jokingly called my style "business fetish".

  4. http://ic3.deviantart.com/images2/i/2004/03/a/9/Pretty_boy_with_nasty_toy.jpg

    I found this while Google-drifting and I was stunned! I think this boy (well, he's only 14, though he looks several years older) is just charming! The only thing that didn't appeal to me was Furby and scratched nails, the face IMHO looks great (and, well, somewhat sexy)! I guess some males can pull the makeup off in such an excellent way. I really wish I looked like that guy...

    BTW. Several days ago I've seen a young lad who used black eyeliner and wore some earrings. He didn't appeal to me (well, chicks with a simmilar make-up don't either) but he showed that he wasn't afraid of what the others may say or think, he just did it (and it may be sometimes difficult as there are some juvenile gangs, causing dangerous situations).

  5. I definitely agree with SQ and Shoeiee. As a parent, you've got an influence on your kids, and as the family is the child's very first social environment, the norms and principles gained by the kids tend to have the biggest influence later in their lives. Be a responsible parent- teach them to be open-minded and tolerant, don't reinforce stereotypes and conversate with them as often as you can!

  6. The jeans tucked in boots are also very common in Poland. Well, it seems that this look is so mainstream that it begins to bore me! (especially if the boots are ugly). When the snow falls, I'm gonna put my knee-high cowboys (unfortunately no high heels... just 1.5") over the leather pants, and wear this combo with a black shearling coat. Mirror test passed with flying colours!

  7. While it might be too late for most of our members to take this advice, those heel wearing male members that aren't married yet should follow it.

    Well, if I'm gonna date a chick, I'd definitely wear my leather and heels. It'd be the first selection stage: either she'd accept me with my preferrences, or she'd be disqualified right at the beginning- without possible harm later on.

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