stoney8

Hi

i may be too late but are 2 and 6 still for sale?

thanks. 

Very true, it seems that people don't really care and I guess a lot of it is the perception that we perceive we will receive, me included Nice boots too

I'm trying to find the article and as soon as I do I'll post it to the thread. I don't like rylan (for those of you who don't know he was very untalented on X factor and he was also on big brother) for one minute but did anyone else see the picture of him in yesterday's paper in studded ankle boots? I saw the picture and firstly really liked the boots and secondly thought good on him. He will be in the papers and it brings more attention to the fact that guys can wear heels and that there is nothing wrong with it.

I'd be interested in a London meet

Lovely boots but I agree with shafted.

Thanks for the replies - I missed a few replies that were posted yesterday. I know now isn't the best time to buy boots but as you all say I have nothing to hide and as the sales people are on commission then they shouldn't be bothered. I will go for ankle or knee high (if they have any) and probably a chunkier heel to start off with. I will defo buy a stiletto pair of boots soon enough but to start off with I just want to get used to the heels.

Pumpcat - it's been a long day in the office and for the risk of being stupid; as I'm a size 10 male shoe size I will need a size 12 female shoe size. Is that correct?? Steve - thank you for the advice. You make it sound really easy, and I'm sure once I've left the shop (hopefully with a new pair of boots) ill realise how easy it was/could have been. I'll let you know how it goes Thanks

I've been thinking about this for a while now and I've decided it's time that I stop wearing boots when I get the opportunity and instead I should buy my own boots so I can wear them when I like. My only problem so far is that I do not have my own pair of boots. At the moment it is extremely difficult to have boots delivered to my office or home so I am going to go to a shop and buy a pair. I have built it up in my head that the weekend after next (on a Friday evening or Saturday) I will go to Oxford street to one of the high street shops and buy a pair of boots. In my head it will work out perfectly but I know that isn't going to happen. To start off I'm not entirely sure what size will fit best. I used to wear my aunty's size 7 (uk) wide fit and they were ok but a little tight. I'm uk 10 so do I go for the biggest size they have - I guess a 9 and hope they fit. Or do I build up enough courage to try them on in the shop if its quiet? From reading previous forums, I know this has been discussed alot but any advice on your first time buying a pair of boots would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Introduction Hi everyone As you might have guessed I'm a new member. I'm relatively new to wearing heels and I guess I'm still 'finding my feet'. I used to wear heels (mainly boots) whenever then opportunity arose but unfortunately this has been less and less frequent lately which is I have decided to join here and to start building up my collection of boots and hopefully, make my first public outing. I live in London and hope to meet some new people in my journey. Stoney8