shyguy
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I'd agree with that, my wife usually wears a UK7 but when she gets them from Evans they will fit me and I am UK8. Unfortunately she has now realised she can wear a 6UK from Evans which are just a little short for me.It would appear to me that evans do generously sized shoes.
I think mainly it's the extra width from evans which makes the difference though.
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Name: Age:39 Gender:Male Location:SE England Occupation:Engineer Height:5' 5" Weight:Way Over Shoe size:8 UK What's your favourite heel style:Stiletto What's your favourite shoe style:court (pumps) and boots Do you wear your heels outside:Rarely What is: (a) Your favourite heel height:3.5 " ( Your highest heel height:4.5" How often do you wear: (a) Your favourite heel height:As often as I can indoors ( Your highest heel height:When the mood takes me. Do you wear socks, hose, stockings or bare feet with your shoes:Bare feet Anything else you wish to add: I guess it's about time I filled this in, but no name as I keep this part of me anonymous as much as possible.
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Very nice shoes bootwalker. Where are they from?
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Thanks for those links, lets hope someone from HHP wins (ME)
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Way to go, and looking at the picture they weren't just any heels they were way out there for your first time.
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why not replace the black ones anyway, and go for it. You only live once.
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spy (I need to add something to defeat the "Post too short" Filter)
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What a great pose Heel-Lover, wish I'd thought to do it first
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Yep, Trolldeg has competition here this time and I don't mean myself although I do have another pic to post yet.
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I can see the point being made about the presentation of most of the legs competition entries, and did have the same thoughts RE: emulating women in a legs competiton. My wife suggested a skirt as I never wear them, or have a desire to wear skirts. For the competition as a bit of fun though, my wife said my legs would look better in a skirt (she hates the idea of me being in anything feminine even shoes with heels so figure this one for yourself) so for fun I wore one. My first pic was in shorts, my last one will probably be too, and I haven't shaved or worn tights etc. but those who did for this competition, good for them if that's what they want to do. My wife also made the point that was made in this thread, saying " Is it about showing off the legs or the rest of their wardrobe of womens clothes? I thought this was for men in to show their legs in high heels?" Yes this kind of thing concerns her that if the men here wear heels then go on to skirts, shaving, etc. etc. then will I be following their example? So I can see how this might look to others but still say why not? Everyone is unique, and this site has always catered to all tastes for people who love heels, before, but lately I do see a bit of a change in attitude, and it's maybe not for the best.
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Good to know you're both still around, and even better to see you come back to post to us here. Hope both of you are back on your feet soon.
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Great build on the first part, keep it coming.
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I've worn "girly shoes" to drive to and from work at times when I was travelling greater distances. My job means I hve to wear safety shoes/boots for the actual work though.
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Here's my first picture for the contest. Hopefully more to come
http://www.hhplace.org/discuss/attachment.php?attachmentid=170&stc=1&d=1189540583
The competition looks tough though
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So when do we start?
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Are you trying to say that The Sun would sensationalise a story ?
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Nice one Doc, I have considered wearing my heeled boots on my Kawasaki as I am a little short to reach the ground but you go the whole nine yards. Any pics ?
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My thoughts exactly, how many people took no notice, before they found the handful who gave the reactions they needed to make a prank tv show?I expect that they were probably in the shop for days filming reactions until they got the one they wanted.
As we've seen from the stories on this forum, most people are either not interested what anyone else is doing/ wearing or just don't care enough to react.
Also take into account how over the top the guy has to play it to get noticed even by the ones who do.
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I find this kind of duality a bit confusing. On the one hand as men wearing high heels we are crusading for fashion freedom. Then someone posts asking for people to sign a petition to stop people having the freedom of choice of what they wear on their feet as they don't like crocs. If we are expecting others to respect our choice, lets not go on crusades against others personal choices hmmm?
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Yeah that sounds like it could be fun, and interesting.
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wages (anyone not see the connection )
Why are Ballet Boots So Expensive?
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good question, and good reply. I'd like to try some ballet boots myself, but couldn't justify the kind of money they demand on something just to try. I doubt they will ever become mainstream and be sold by Shoezone anytime soon though so it's just wishful thinking.