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That story is very nice, will it conitinue? I must admit that there is nothing sexier for me than a crippled girl in heels

I have just bougth a pair of sneakers with hidden wedge in Blanco. They are the largest size avalaible, 41EU, and I thougth they would fit so tightly but, what a nice surprise, they fit very well on my 42EU feet.

I think I'll go out on these, but only at remote places where it's difficult to meet any known person, because the back of the sole is quite narrow, showing that it's a girls shoes

The first time I wore heels I was 8, my mother dress up me as a girl for carnival, and give me a pair of wedges wich were very difficult for me, but I like the sensation. Since them I started to wear her shoes when I was alone at home. Then my feet grow too much and her shoes, or my sister's, were too small. I tried a lot of friend's mums shoes too at that time. When I was 23 I left the family home and I started to buy heels once in a while, and thats what I do now.

I think there is a limit due to your feet's arch, most girls can arch her feet completely, and they can walk in very high heels. My limit is 10.5 cm (a little more of 4 inches), if I try to walk in 11cm heels I'm able, but my feet is completely arched and it has no elasticity to steep properly, so my ankle hurts a little after a while. I think heel training migth improve this, but I can't wear heels for soo long.

I wore a pair of flats once in carnival and I didn't think they were such fantastic to wear. They are very fun, slipping your feet in and out of them, and dangling. I like them.

When I wear heels I watch tv, surf internet, eat, but the things I most enjoy are cooking and doing home works. It's amazing for me to spent some hours on foot wearing heels, wear them to de point that my foot are sore. Of course, if I could go out on them it might be different, but I can`t.

Here in Spain it's quite strange to see a built-up high heel, but why a girl can't dress as she want only because a little (or big) disability?

Fourteen cm are a lot, I'm glad you reduced the difference. Not very often, but it is a thing that takes my attention, i don't know why. Anyway its nice to look as pretty as possible despite your leg problem.

I have never go out on heels, but I think this year I'll be able to do it, because this kind of sneaker hides the fact of wearing heels quite a lot. I'm glad they exist.

I wear a EU 42, so I can wear sandals and peep toes in normal size 41, but if my long toe was shorter my feet may be the same size as a girls size 41, it might be better.

I didn't know I couldn't post in girls forum, sorry. I think here I can, so I'll give you some ideas. There are some stores I have seen on the web that sells the same kind of shoe in different heel heights, it might be usefull for you. You could also modify platform shoes putting a 2cm raise on the shorter leg, and cutting 2cm on the heel and platform on the other. Some years ago I saw a nice girl wearing pumps with quite chunky heel, one over 5 cm and the other over 12, taylor made I think. I'd like to discuss this ideas with you, and I hope they are usefull. I forgot to ask you if you must wear a 4cm raise, some short-legged people wears a raise that don'd fill the whole difference.

Helo. I`m a heel admirer and wearer from Spain. I'd like to share my hobby with more people so here I go.