Mike Hinch

Another thought is to take some Plasticine or oil clay and wrap in plastic wrap moulded to some shape to fill in the extra space. If that works well enough to go to the next step cut some burlap or fibreglass cloth and soak with GE silicone or two part urethane and make a more permanent space filler. Just be sure to mould the spacer with the socks or PH to be used.

There must be something more to this equation as I mostly wear closed toe shoes or boots all day with no problems.

There has not been a lot of activity in this subject but there is another great thing that came along that being the member map. While some may wish to remain secret the member map is a good way be able to conspire together. My great wish is to get together with some one that can post on Youtube. My interests are in fashion freedom mostly high heels and skirts.

That is really a pain in the big toe that most stores here go up to size 10 or 42 when I need a 43 or 11.

Those here that know me can see that I am no fan of pointy toes and just about a week ago I got a pair of five inch stilettos at the Mall of Orange for $18 actually I am wearing then now and they have a really sexy square toe. My advice would be stay away from pointy toes. One thing to think about is the Pleaser Bondage 01 they are not too narrow but the six inch heel takes some practice.

Let you no what type of girdle to wear. Do not have an answer to that but I wear panty girdle and I need a leg that is not too short as my thigh is smaller at the top so three inch leg will roll up to the crotch. One of my favourites is the Madenform Control it. Because it comes in black and is very plain and just about seamless. Sometimes I wear the madenform as outerwear and it will pass for bike shorts. Check out Guysingirdles for ideas. So not really can I tell you what girdle to try but I sure can tell you my favourites. For me beige or black and firm or extra firm. One time at the fair I saw a 16 year boy that did the high dive wearing only a black girdle that I recognizes from a magazine ad. That must have been very practical as it wound hold those dangelies in place and not come flying off upon hitting the water. Another thing with me is I am a heavy duty freak so if you do not want tight my advice is go for a bigger size and not less firm or light control. Go shopping on line or for right now J.C.Penney is good, Sears less so. For a guy I would thing go for plain without the lacy frills that scream girl.

One needs to be more specific. Thigh high boots are all over the place. From here I can think of three places to go and see them. Over on Beach Blvd there is a place called Funky Pair that has been mentioned at HHP that has Pleaser however most styles must be ordered a day before. So that is not a problem. However if the situation is for a particular style or if real leather becomes a part of the equation then they get fewer and farther between. Just for fun go look at Wesco as they have thigh high laceup but the price is beyond belief.

That is quite believable if not obvious. However when I was in the workplace and playing that game I still exclusively wore shoes and boots made for women. Whenever anyone said anything about it my standard reply was that all the men's shoes were too wide for me. Somehow nobody ever suggested to try Red Wing or budget busters and get men's shoes in narrow or slim. Anyway work shoes from the women's side works well for me.

While I am not exactly sure what you are referring to my best guess is that would be how to manage the dalgly parts. My standard way is to put a girdle over the pantyhose and reach in and pull the long part up and let the two lumps settle into the place where they go. Some times I have tried to pull the long part down between the legs particularly when my ensemble is likely to show the unsightly bulge. This is also a matter of personal preference. Some times I would like to find some way to get them to go away or fall off.

It is like I stated I like the feel and the look. A long time ago I found a pair of compression socks in the dumpster and of course I had to try them and I really did like the feeling. There is probably another advantage as I like to freestyle with a nice leather skirt to go with my high heels the compression hose helps to keep that extra little fluid bildup and my legs look more slim and sexy. Anyway I really like the way they feel.

Today still wearing my shear compression pantyhose even though I believe the swelling problem has gone away for now. While I probably can survive without the support I like the feel and the look. This time I have Aimeswalker compression hose but not my favourite. The best ones come from Discount Surgical Supply but the Aw have a nicer and more natural shape toe. The DSS have a smoother feel and less transsion from hose to panty.

That is something that I have considered and my response was to use chunky heel boots with my kilt. My other response to the #250 business was to get four yards of green tartan from a local fabric store. Fortunatly this store specialises in upolstry fabric so I got some heavy duty stuff. My kilt design had a box pleat in back with knife pleats on the side and a pocket that fit into the design. No sewing maching so all done by hand.

Have a ring on each fourth toe and mostly ignore them. My second toe is really the traditional place but if big enough to fit over the end is too large for a good fit. Have tried test rings on the big toe and that does not work at all. Have been thinking about a a chain around the big toe and that would not be rigid and dig in to anything. The best way to go I find those few lucky individuals who got a small ring on the second toe and then grew full size and the ring can not come off for any reason. What I did for my thumb rings was I squeezed them out of round forced them on and then used a swageing device to bring down the diameter.

For a while now I have been considering the idea of starting a subject of skirt fashions and after trying to use the search function I decided to go ahead with it so then the next thing was exactly where to put it. My first consideration was in the for everyone column but then I figured lets go take a look at the fashion folder and here it is a discussion of skirts starting out with a sweater skirt and a trouser skirt. So in my opinion a trouser skirt is a good model for a guy to start with. Then just a quick detour to say what is a trouser skirt that is a skirt that looks like pants at the top. In my opinion this includes belt loops, pockets like on pants and the zip front. It does not necessarily refer to a converted garment that came out of the factory as trouser. So for a guy to go out sporting a skirt the way I see it there are two ways to go. One being in a more or less non fem way to just be cool and comfortable and this may be something that just looks like baggy shorts from the side. Then the other way is to go for high fashion and this is where the high heels really fit the look. Like in all the pictures that I have posted I make no attempt to pass that is no fake boobs or wigs. As for actual cross dressing with the fake boobs and makeup and wig actually I do that also but that is more work. Anyway what I would like to discuss here is skirt fashions without trying to pass. There are actually some practical reasons for wearing a skirt like the guy that had a persistant rash on his upper legs and the doctor recommended try wearing a skirt and the rash cleared up. However the effect of switching from high heel to flats keeps both front and back lower leg muscles stretched for me. So probably I bug off for now and see if anyone likes to take up this subject.

That can be hard to nail down but much better to dress like a lady than to dress like a slut.

Took a look at this opinion poll and can not really commit to any of the limited choices. As for do women like men in high heels. We have about four ways to categorize part of it. Some women may like the appearance of a nice slim fashion dude but not the overweight slob. So the four ways that it could go are some women do like it except when they don't and other women do not like it except when they do. That really depends on a lot of variables. Many times I get complements on my choice of heels and also how I can walk so naturally and smoothly. So some women do and they told me so.

. Toe bax is nice and stiff.

Got mine in leather also and the toe box is mushy. Anyway an intolerable situation has come up with me and I am not able to continue making my own balletheels but all the parts and materials are in storage so that project will continue from where it left off.

That Funkypair is just about the best for me because I can try them before I hand over the payment. Only one time did I turn down a pair because of a poor fit. But even better they now have more variety in the store which is now on Beach about two miles west of the old store. Anyway while I am here can anyone tell me how to get to my messages and how to search for something. And too Funky pair has a nice square toe six inch pump but I have not got out and about with mine yet as they make me feel like I am going to fall on my face.

Today at the Mall of Orange I acquired a pair of 5.5 inch heels. Black patten classic pump for about $18. While I was not really dressed for them as I had black leggings over the suntan pantihose but I wore them out of the store. The nice feature about these shoes is the curve at the front so I can rock forward rather than to step out of them. But still my six inch heels are a challenge. Also wanted to say that I still do not have Internet at the house so I will be slow to respond.

^{The more the better. That one I am not sure about. There is another possibility. Could there be any connection between the practice of wearing high heels and then the more gracefull walking style makes everything just look better. Another thing is when I worked in a machine shop and I started to slip on an oil spot I reacter with panic and fear. To my supprise after I learned to rollerskate I found that I could control those little slips easily.}

That is an interesting one. It depends quite a lot on just what is the black, the pigment and all that. From a thrift store I acquired a pair of SP Terry ice skates and wanted to change the color and got no usefull advice from Tandy. As it turned out I was able to use zinc cloride to convert the pigment to zinc cromate and mecury chloride which were orange and yellow which were closae enough to the brown that I desired. My thoughts are that alchol and nail polish remover is no place to start. My first guess would be Easyoff oven cleaner. Also did I get that part right the sole was painter red. Does it show from more than just a bottom view,

For me that is Orange County California and willing to conspire with any local high heel lovers and especially anyone interested in my custom made ballet heel project or posting on Youtube.

Well first off I see that you are in South East UK so not much chance of getting together to conspire on very much. And I went to catch a peak at your youtube and I can tell that you are not all that much into outside fashions. Soon I hope to get my own youtube posting going but for now if you go to

Was posted by someone else but that is me in the high heel boots. Anyway good to know about the heels on Youtube.

Just went for a peek at your pictures and it looks like they are all inside the house. So do you ever think about getting out and about.

Interesting, because it is safe for me to wear just about any height of heel in this culture I do so. Now shortening is not required as just now I can go from four inch heels to Earth shoes at any time. To stretch is to gain to shorten is to loose. And I totally agree with the last pew postings.