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I've only just discovered this forum and i'm mightily relieved to find that i am not alone in my fascination with heels. Over the last couple of years I've managed to purchase a number of pairs of 4-5 heeled ankle boots, plain and black in colour and always from TK Maxx.
For a long time I would only wear them whilst driving, but recently I began leaving them on whilst i refueled and purchased items at filling stations. I must admit that i am now so used to heels that I am actually more confortable and walk better in heels than my wife. Not once have I had an adverse comment.
Only last month whist traveling for work in Western Ireland, I purposely parked my vehicle in the car park at one end of the town, knowing that I needed to visit the ATM at the other end of town.
It took me a while to build up the courage to actually get out of the car but one i did and took a few deep breaths I was fine. The walk through the busy streets gave me an unbelievable buzz. Now five inch heels are probably a challenge to most women never mind a man but I relaxed and took my time. I visited a newsagent, went and queued at the ATM, for what seemed like an eternity with a bunch of teenagers standing behind me, and went and had lunch in a local pub.
I could sense a number of people "looking" at me, particularly the bar-tender but I managed to remain composed. As I finished my lunch a lovely young lady came and sat opposite me to have her lunch. I thought I was going to pass out at first but we had a normal conversation about everyday things, weather, food, high heels, etc. She said she was jealous of how comfortable I looked in mine although she had much better legs. She was heading to the same car park as me and we wallked all the way back through town. She even stopped and talked to some friends on the way.
Now it's one thing going in public well away from home but I don't know how I would handle meeting an aquaintance or family friend whilst wearing my heels.
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I've only just discovered this forum and i'm mightily relieved to find that i am not alone in my fascination with heels. Over the last couple of years I've managed to purchase a number of pairs of 4-5 heeled ankle boots, plain and black in colour and always from TK Maxx.
For a long time I would only wear them whilst driving, but recently I began leaving them on whilst i refueled and purchased items at filling stations. I must admit that i am now so used to heels that I am actually more confortable and walk better in heels than my wife. Not once have I had an adverse comment.
Only last month whist traveling for work in Western Ireland, I purposely parked my vehicle in the car park at one end of the town, knowing that I needed to visit the ATM at the other end of town.
It took me a while to build up the courage to actually get out of the car but one i did and took a few deep breaths I was fine. The walk through the busy streets gave me an unbelievable buzz. Now five inch heels are probably a challenge to most women never mind a man but I relaxed and took my time. I visited a newsagent, went and queued at the ATM, for what seemed like an eternity with a bunch of teenagers standing behind me, and went and had lunch in a local pub.
I could sense a number of people "looking" at me, particularly the bar-tender but I managed to remain composed. As I finished my lunch a lovely young lady came and sat opposite me to have her lunch. I thought I was going to pass out at first but we had a normal conversation about everyday things, weather, food, high heels, etc. She said she was jealous of how comfortable I looked in mine although she had much better legs. She was heading to the same car park as me and we wallked all the way back through town. She even stopped and talked to some friends on the way.
Now it's one thing going in public well away from home but I don't know how I would handle meeting an aquaintance or family friend whilst wearing my heels.
Has anyone experience of that???