StormClaw

ilikekicks,whatever you do,never sell yourself short.Probably the biggest piece of advice I got from my supervisor when I told him Im studying at uni.Im not saying go back to that lady lol,just dont sell yourself short because of your proffession when it comes to any lady. So never sell yourself short.Stand tall and take a leap of faith in anything you do

Im from Auckland myself,I've recently started wearing boots in public.Just around Albany on the North Shore

Do you think your friends would be cool about it if they discovered what you're hiding under your trousers (I mean the boots of course) ?

To be honest I have no idea.Thats why I bought the flat boots,to wear if Im out with friends.

Ill try and tell my one friend's wife to be,see what she thinks.We are good friends too and I can talk to her about anything.My 2 frineds are my best friends and other way around,so I cant see to big of an issue.

Well Ive thought about the Wondor boots,even any boot with a nice,not to high heel.

Charlie I agree,he must have just looked down for the sound,but it didnt bother me at all.I just havent seen any other guys around with heels or male shoes that click claks's on the floor,so it might be obvious to any one that knows shoes

When I bought my boots this week I actually tried them on in the store.Walked up to a female clerk and asked for the size,just my luck a guy brings out the shoes.But I forced myself and asked if I could try them on,and wow was he open minded."Yea sure go fir it dude",after having them on I stood up and the one girl asked how do they feel and said the look good.Wow was I suprised haha

Perfect style to wear in public without being noticed too much.

I struggled a bit with walking in then,never walked in those type of boots but I have in heels at home.So some people might have noticed my walking and knew,there was one elderly chap sitting on a couch in the middle of the mall and as I passed him, he looked down at the click sounds and then just looked up haha.

I really might invest in another pair of boots with a heel.Probably5-7cm heel.

Sadness only occurs when you have to finally take them off! My wife says I can't wear them to bed.

I totaly agree with you, I worked today and in my work I cant wear boots or any heeled footwear as I work in shorts and walk around for constant 7 hours.But the whole day looked forward to getting home and pulling on my boots.

I have definitely accepted this part of my life now,and Im going to enjoy it

Ive always been attracted to women wearing heels or boots.And even though if men also wear heels women still attract me when wearing heels.

Hey everybody.New guy,thought Id join in.

I bought new boots on Thursday.

Bought 2 pairs,a leather boot with a ,I think 5-7cm wedge heel, and a flat soled suede boot to wear to uni and if I'm out with friends.The suede boot,when covered up doesn't look like a womens boot,so thats good if I want to wear boots when at friends.

Friday I took my first steps in my wedge boots in public.Wore long enough pants to cover them up,but if you looked closely you could see I have boots on and then the click sound.I like that sounds

And boy was I happy about walking with boots in public

These are the boots,if you cant access the links let me know and Ill post pics.

http://www.hannahs.co.nz/OurShoes/tabid/124/p/PROHIBIT/ProductID/4409/CategoryID/245/Default.aspx

http://www.numberoneshoes.co.nz/products/womens-shoes/womens-boots/zinia-black.html

Hi,Im new here and thought Id introduce myself. Im 22,living in Aucland in New Zealand.Im currently studying,still have a year to go and really can't wait to finish. Ive been a heel lover for a long time now,since i was 5.But two years I got my own heels and so it started.I actually fought it a lot from then to now, but on Thursday I embraced it after finding this website.Bought new boots and wore them in public, covered of course, I'm brave but not that brave. Hope that wasn't too much,hope to get to know a few of the people here over time.