Mike Hinch

Sounds good to me. My guess is that if a person just starts to go HH then start with mid high. And while I said that I needed to switch back to flats after three days now I can go four days. Still I like to keep that flexibility. Also some times I wonder about some of those postings where someone will say want to get permenantly high heeled but I find that I can high heel justg as good when I keep my rainge. Well there is a slight drawback to that, sometines it takes med three or four minutes to adjust to the change. But small price to pay.

HiHeelLover,

I understand your reference completely. Our main difference is you wear heels publicly. I don't and have no desire to do so. And where I live it could be done quite easily. Just not my thing. But disconneted is a perfect description.

Got a question for Luckyme and not really privet as the answer cound be good for all and others may be in that same position. Now if I got this right I read in one of the postings that you did not desire to were heels out and about but find them really stimulating for use in the house. So hows about mid heels possibly mid stimulating for out and about.

There are a few reasons for this condition. One of them is I see a pair that I like and the store only stocks up to size ten and unless it is a large ten it is too small.

They really do not do anything to boost my confidance and actually I still need to be careful where and how high. While I have been out shopping in the six inch stilettos there still are places where they do not fit the plan. Then if I decide to go to Pick a Part then I think I would have more confidance in work boots.

So far so good. We can see that your based in Memphis which I might guess is half way Baptist conservitive. Now 5.5 inch stilettos is a bit extreme. Some nice safe three inch heels might be good for every day casual. As for the ear rings try #12 .750 diam CBR. That would be somewhat conservitive for a guy. If that is not enough get a small #12 barbell stud for a second piercing. As for the price hows about thrift stores. Then what other fem stuff well I been doing my nails with a bildup of JB weld then black over that. My nail tips hang out about 400 mil (10mm) past the end of the finger.

This time I went back to the beginning to review every post in this subject. So already said that all my shoes come from the girls side and for me there is a psycosimatic thing there but there are some other things. Like I have a pair of work boots women's 11 wide and they make my toes hurt. They came from one of the lowest price thrift stores so for $2.70 it was doable. As to why I would wear something that hurts my feet is the total lack of heel making them acceptable at the shop where I did hang out until apr 12. Here at the new shop the owner is cool but afraid of what customers will think of it. Now to cover the other side of womens shoes being lighter and more flexible I can say that any sort of an absolute. Somewhere in my colection is a pair of women's work oxfords made by one of those heavy duty shoe brands and they are thick material and heavy in the sence of avois du pois and inn every other way and stiff as a brick. But narrow enough for a good fit. This also brings to mind some of my thoughts about unisex shoe styles and I still wonder what are we going to do about that thing about wide and narrow. Most shoe stores that have women's shoes long enough for me I have a fair chance of a good fit but when it comes to those stores touting women's up to size 16 then we get into the crossdressing thing and those shoes are all in men's width.

Not much to look at about like a first time leather project for a ten year old kid.

That is defenatly enough boy look to stay safe. While I can go to the store in stilettos that safe conservitive is what I need to get more of for the places that I go that still have not been liberated. Like the shop where I hang out. Management has no problems with skirts and heels but reports filter back from the customers.

. It's similar to Weldwood.

Sounds good there is also another brand called Willhold that is about the same.

One of my favotite is Weldwood contact cement. And get the good stuff with the red lable. There is a newer formula with a green lable that is not combustable but extemely toxic and have not had good results. Another hopeful is called liquid nails looks promising but have not used it much. They both cure flexible.

That first pix on the left really looks safe for boys, Probably safe and not attension getting with long pants. And even if I can go to the mall in six inch stilettos I still value that unisex look for other places.

That would be nice to know. Have ordered some pointe shoes in CM and they fit perfect.

Got a bit of an idea here. For some time I have had an admiration for leg braces and especially for girls and as a bit of an engineer I have also considered hidden ankle braces. Now for someone with no problems of weak ankle but why a brace or hidden brace occures to me is that one could have a really high platform and the internal bracing would only be used to prevent injury in the event of a miss step. Possibly the reason that a cobler would say no higher than this is to keep from getting sued for malpractice. The idea of a hidden brace would only work for a boot nearly knee high so lets say mid calf would give the possible fractured tibia in the event of a miss step. One reason that I have not gotten serrious with the hidden brace and for a while I knew a girl that wanted it was because of the strength and mass required for a working pivot and working load and all that but just as a safety device to alow an eight inch platform to pair with six and a half then it should work. Anyway I propose this theory not to just get the height to match but to go really high which is what I think I got out from this. Just to match height take a three inch platform and cut one down to inch and a half. But if the idea is to start with a high platform and go higher then some sort of safety device might be nice.

Right that too. 10q.

This could be a subject to contriverse over but you did not tell us very much. So did it feel wierd in the ankle joints or feel wierd in the rear view mirror. But then agian there may be some duplication with a subject like first time out or first time street heeling. Anyway my first few walks were in full DRAG and some of the best part of that was the heels and the skirts. There is a real good trick for first timers. Try going to some shopping center or mall and pretend to be looking in the windows but watch for the reflections and if they really want to gock you can see them this way. But the I have a few girls come over to me and say how much they like my skirt. One guy at Walmart said how much he envied my boots and my ability to wear heels in public. So I told him he could start with a heel about half that high and get use to it slowly. There is tolerance here in 92866 but not total acceptance. Where the line is being drawn for me just now is a shop where I hang out the management has no problem but they do not like for the customers to see it. And another good piece of advice for newcommers is to bring up the subject to your friends I saw this dude the other day with three inch heels what do you think of that. If they like it maybe ask what heels would look good for me. If they hate the idea the shame goes on the imagenary dude.

Have been looking around for the right place to post this one and it looks like this is the place. Some time back when I read this sublect I did not understand what kind of pain they were talking about and thus-far no onc could answer verymuch to the point. Anyway it looks like this is centered arould getting some foot pain after surviving a few hours in stylish footware. This was something that I had never really expireanced untill reacently. What went down one day at the Mall of Orange was the perfect pair of six inch stiletto pumps with that much desired and sexy square toe presented them selfs at a price like $18 so upon inquiring about size 11 they only went up to 10 so next comes is that a big ten or a small ten so we tried one and not too bad. Then standing on one foot sitll not too bad. Next both walk around in the store all totally acceptable so I'll take them and somehow my feet were hurting like never before. We made it back to the parking lot and switched back to Anne Kline and considered returning them then figured not to return because I liked the look and before returning I would make some sort of a shape and jam it into the toebox with a hydrolic press. Now because theese pumps had that most desired look. See Pleaser bondage 01 and I do have those in red to go with my red leather mini skirt only the B01 cost $50 at Funky pair over here on Beach in Huntington Beach. So I went back to wearing them here at the shop to expireance that highest heel sensaition that these pumps provide like I stated elsewhere that they nearly make me tip over on my face. Well with practice no more of that. The plan was to wear them to get use to the height and angle until we could get around to doing some toe box stretching but my tolerance for these pumps has improuved and I have even been to the Ace hardware a few times with no pain. Anyway we see how it goes.

Right, May be personal prefrence, may be personal anatomy, maybe when the person was born they did not face Meca. Anyway if a person is happy with a four inch rise then good. My personal thing is the inside of the heel should stay level until a two inch rise. As for me I can be just as happy in Earth shoes but I need to change heights a few times a week to keep my stretch.

In my experience, EU43 = UK9 = US11.5. That quite matches with yours.

This relates to what I went to post the other day. What I said was in part that EU sizes could better represent unisex shoes as that gets away from that stupid men 9 women 11. Then the only legitement distinction between him shoes and her shoes would be the width. Like I would need a 43 narrow and a man would need a 43 wide.

Even though I have no problem going out in any heels that I want to and I do not always want to go out in six inch heels but two inch a lot of days. Sitll I think that I would like to do one of those walk a mile. Like I said I was out in six inch heels and had to get back to work on that key but the first day when I got those heels just from the store to the parking lot my toes were killing me. Still I may wish to modify those heels to make them just a bit more comfortable.

Tough to say, since I don't have kids. A lot would depend on what his mom thinks about my own heeling.

. I think I'd have to say no to wearing them to school, lest he get sent home. even if he wants to wear heels, and I hope mom would do the same.

No need for that to be a problem just get the most inocent non girley mid high or hidden heel. The bullies are the problem at school but being sent home just tell the teachers to mind their own business the kid han narrow feet and boys shoes do not fit and hurt his toes. That is if that cover story will work and for me it is true. One pair of workboots are women's wide same as men's and I got them because that thrift store is low price not like GW but more like SVdP or less. Or even SA. So anyway a wide shoe lets my toes hit the end and a narrow shoe feels good. But even with that two inch or less for school would be safe. And probably hedden heels or wedges. And there is another thing is that some normal kids end up going to LGBT school just to get away from the bullies and in a school like heels might fit niecly.

Hi Mike,The popular fashions here seem to be wedge sandals and ankle boots with deep treads on the soles,(for fashionable hiking?),at least thats what the retailers seem to be pushing,maybe just to clear stock.The girls wear anything from sexy strappy sandals to knee high boots,depending on the weather conditions,(which are all over place thanks to global warming).

Interesting little repore but the Subject is Turf so what city is it like that. Part of why I started this subject is to compair like I would have to believe that high heels of any kind are safe in San Fran but I have been told that Johanisburg is not safe.

I think the vast majority of our members are not on the map because they don't know where to look. Has anyone suggested to one of the site administrators moving the map to a tab location where it stands out more??

Now I know. The webpage looks different on a system hat doed not have a wide screen monitor and then the tab with member map gets stuck into the extra little pull down. Also I see that I am back on the map now, that is good.

When I said that I did want my location published I meant the exact address. Now I just came from the member map and did not find my aproximate location and I do very much want my aproximate location published like it was.

I can answer that, because I was the person that gave them to her. They were Little Shoe Box ankle length ballets in a size 5 uk.

So that means they were not pleaser.

Last Sunday I wore my six inch stilettos all day with no problems. Only problem is other days when the guy that owns the shop is here I have to be more traditonal. One other thing is that Sunday I had to take a girl for a ride to get to her buggy and take the starter out to get a replacement and I took somem two inch heels with me but did not switch to them. The next day was just like any other.