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Stilettoscot

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  1. Maybe the look meant she was trying to figure out what you said - if you were trying to say "I speak Spanish" it would have been "Yo hablo espanol" (with a tilde over the n) - what you actually said was along the lines of "yes you speak spanish" but I'm not sure what the accent on the end of the "habla" does to the verb tense...

    Aly

    I appreciate the Spanish lesson. Next time I see my 6th grade Spanish teacher, I'll be sure to let her know... :winkiss:

  2. I guess what I am asking is, am I the only one that has to have a more feminine style to get the sought after thrill of wearing heels? Many of you seem to be well satisfied with the added height and sensation of a heel without the feminine style, but that just isn't doing it for me. I like to know how other feel about the style vs. height factor.

    No. I own 25 pairs of shoes, and minus a pair of 5 1/2" wedges, all are feminine stiletto styles, and all are 4" or over. While I envy others who can still feel the thrill of wearing heels/styles that are much more masculine and lower, I cannot. Like you say, I might as well be wearing men's shoes...

    But that's just me. I LOVE feminine shoes.

  3. ....I haven't turned any heads lately but my wife watched two young female Burger King employees laugh and say somthing in spanish after I walked by. What fun!!!!!!!!!!!

    Had that happen to me a couple weeks back in Hartford CT (McDonald's next to the airport). Walked in, went to the b-room (loved the walk across the tile floor!), came out, 8 people were at the counter, I waited in line. Noone noticed except for the guy and girl behind the counter, both Spanish, and the guy told the girl "él tiene zapatos de las mujeres en sus pies", meaning "This guy has women's shoes on his feet". After I paid the money, I told the young lady "Si habla` espanol"...and the look on her face was funny!

    I would imagine people noticed on the way out as the tile floor was loud, even though my jeans covered most of the shoe. It was fun.

  4. My advice would be to not only wear long boot cut jeans (as mentioned), but to go with someone (a friend, SO, HH Place member, etc) who knows and supports you. You'd be surprised at how just having someone with you really helps. Saying this, a few glasses of a good shiraz beforehand also helps! Take your time, don't rush it. Some days you'll feel more adventurous, other days you won't. Today was an adventurous one for me, went into Dunkin Donuts about 20 minutes ago to pick up a coffee wearing long black men's jeans and 4" stiletto-heeled Carrini d'orsays. I was driving home from my ex's, saw the DD store not very busy (only 3 cars), had the shoes in my car, and said..."Why not??". Most days I'd have never done this without the girl I'm seeing or one of my friends who know and support me.

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