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  1. Look for details about new shoes in this weeks diary, it will be #12, posted here under the fetish and extreme section, and of course, a copy will be on Jenny's board as well. And yes, I used the web camera for pictures today! So we can look forward to those as well. New shoes for Laurie. How wonderful!

  2. Just some random thoughts about this. I think that any urban situation is suited to high heels. After all, we're in a city with paved roads, actual sidewalks, and buildings where at least we expect everything will be smooth and easy for a walk. And if there are some cracks or an obstacle to navigate, we can manage. Yes, cobblestones, and yes, ice and snow, but in a modern North American city, I would say heels can be worn all of the time, even extreme heels if the wearer is proficient. Just some thoughts on a snowy afternoon.

  3. I can't say what I will wear going out in that last blast of winter snow, but at home, a burgandy stretch top with short sleeves and a high neck, and a short black stretch skirt. And black strappy sandals with a four inch heel. There, today's outfit. By next week I should have more interesting things to talk about, when I get back to work. :smile:

  4. The aspect of fetish as an object that allows focus, such as feathers used for old world magic spells, has been changed, sure. But so often, the strongest obsessions can involve sexual responses, and those are thoe ones society has a fetish for reporting. I cannot fathom why, but there is quite the media focus upon things that society cannot approve of. It's much like a car accident, where it is gruesome yet everyone looks.

  5. On 2002-04-24 21:17, Francis wrote:

    it would be rebellion, as they are pushing the boundaries that had fausted upon them.......

    kids will attempt to do anything that their parents do or anything that their parents tell them NOT to do!

    aren't kids wonderful!

    The whole idea is to allow them the freedom of expression so that they are not rebelling, just being themselves. I would think allowing the option for heels would help foster that.

    Until I have some children, I cannot comment for certain, of course. But I think it is possible to raise children that have only minor rebellious aspects in them. :smile:

  6. Nice jeans, Inga. I wish I could buy jeans that looked like that on me! My outfit today, a bit simple. Pink sweater with half sleeves, and a long black skirt with slit on the left. Black stockings, and black oxfords. I won't be outside much, granted, but looking good helps one feel good, and thus, recover.

  7. I am wearing my five inch stilettos at home. It must have a positive psychological effect, because I am feeling better and it has been half an hour now. I am not walking very well because of being sore, but my spirits are lifted, so it has to be good. Even injured I can still compete. OI like that.

  8. This may have been discussed before, I don't know. I am bored, and Eva posting something about ternds for Tweenagers on Jenny's. Whatever inspires, I run with. Thanks Eva! So people, if you have kids, or when you have kids, will you encourage them to wear heels? Boys and girls included. Obviously you will let them wear heels, yes, but will you foster the fashion trend? And at what age would you allow your children to dress themselves and choose their own shoes? I know if I ever find a man and I have daughters, I will encourage them to wear heels. My mother helped me develop my love of heels, and I would hope to do the same for them. If I have boys, well, they can wear what they like. For either gender of children, the rule will be simple. You can wear whatever you like, provided it does not get you into trouble. If it does, save it for home. Sure a parent will need to take an active roll in a child's life and make sure things go okay, but I think well adjusted children are those treated like human beings and allowed to explore their individuality. That way, they don't have as many reasons to act rebellious because being a rebel is cool. And yes that is just my theory, I could be wrong, so don't attack that position. What say the rest of you?

  9. I still prefer black stockings, and I cannot figure out why they appeal to me. Sure I have other colours now days, but black always seems to get my attention for an outfit. I am not sure what clear rubber stockings would do for my look. It's not something I could wear to work, certainly.

  10. We're all different in what we like, it's very obvious. I think that it is wonderful, of course, because diversity is the key to society. Life would be boring if we were all the same. Here's to boots and infinite variety. (yes I am bored and not looking to nap today so I am just posting my rambling thoughts)

  11. As usual, I don't notice people looking much. But I would say it is a fair mix between men and women. Five inch stiletto heels have to be an oddity in a cowboy town, so I am sure people are looking. Drag Queens in normal clothes seem to notice. :smile: But I cannot count them, because they just like the shoes, and not really the fact that I am wearing them in public. What a life I lead.

  12. Any shoe with a thin heel, and a shoe that accentuates my womanly curves, which are not the best but thus made all that much better by the shoes. Four or five inch heel, pointier toe, but not too pointy or the toe is too long, and certainly black is a wonderful colour. Slingbacks are great as well.

  13. My sister cannot understand why I wear heels. She has been curious, and she tried my stilettos, and she thinks my feet must be damaged every day. Hey, they are not for her, but they work for me. But it is a bonding thing for myself and my mother, at least. Mom may think I need to go easy, but she understands why I wear the highest heels. She even talks about how she did that when she was younger, especially in Denmark.

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