Stilettoscot

A nice read. Seems no matter what an upbringing circumstances have, a person tends to be open-minded regardless. A sign of intelligence is being able to make up your mind about something, even if it goes against the grain of what you have been taught through life. I am glad you and your mom are getting along well!

Cobbler told me the last time I replaced the tips on one pair that I'd either need another heel, or new shoes next time the tips goes down...

Blast.

Yeah...where are you, Ronie??

Tnt

The mom probably had like 4 pairs herself.. That's cool.

My question would be, if some guy, wearing stilettos comfortably, would "look out of place", wouldn't they look more so if they weren't comfortable in other styles? Is the object of these meets to try and "fit in" with what other people think, so as not to stand out, or go out in shoes/styles they are most comfortable in? Looks like fun either way, but it would cause me to do more shopping for heels I normally wouldn't wear if it was the former. Love the pics, Arctic!

How about Peter Wentz??

Arctic, I do remember, back about 8-9 years ago, when going out to the movies and dinner with my ex, seeing lots of that style around. Now? Never... I generally love stilettos, but I would go for that style. Just don't see them even at the stores anymore... Thanks.

Nice. I didn't see this 'til now. Glad you are having fun with it all...and remember, don't do anything until you are ready to! Good luck.

I know much of my repression stage through the years was due to the fact I was confused, myself. Once past it, I understand WHY I love heels so much....

I would say you can "try" to adapt different "walks" to your heeling, but at the end of the day, won't any change you make look like you're walking in a "forced" manner? I do sway my hips some, but don't try to. I do walk with one foot nearly in front of the other, but don't try to. If I "tried" to walk differently, my walk would look "staged", and I think that's the worst way to walk...IMO only, of course.

My size contradicts how I walk in heels. I sway my hips, sometimes more than a straight guy "should", keeping my shoulders fairly straight with good posture, but it feels natural. And, it helps me walk gracefully. I guess one walks best in heels like a "women" does.

The only insoles I've ever used were "Diva Soles" from Aldo. So far, so good. Both full length and just for toe box area. Neither have moved, even during a long night dancing...

Stooges.

Triple.

Just a pair of Anne Michelle's I saw in a Burlington Coat Factory. Not expensive, but comfy for me. I've already had the cobbler replace the tips twice now... Arctic, I would rather of had the pics you did on my camera.... LOL

Not at all, 55.

Aussie, I, too, have a twin sister, and an older one. My twin is rather prudish, and though she knows about me, we don't speak of it. My older sister is much closer to me, though. She's even been shopping with me. Neither of my sisters wear heels. I got the "gene"...go figure.

Dirty.

I think it depends on how the pics was taken and shown here. I recently took a pic of a beautiful set of heels on a lady at my son's B-ball game. I made it a point to only shoot my main focus...her shoes, and only show as such. Noone would ever know who she was. Now, if someone took a pic, and posted the entire identifying pics without permission, especially in a bad light, then it might not be ethical. But, you go out in public, you risk being seen, video'd, picced, etc.

Huh??

Johnie, It seems we are having a tough time keeping up with the family tree...LOL

Johnie, Would those be T-Strap Mary Janes? Nice!!

Unshaven.