
Cali
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18 hours ago, Gudulitooo said:
I 'd like to buy these https://www.amazon.com/Brinley-Co-Womens-Birdie-Regular/dp/B01NBROV6B/ref=sr_1_32?dchild=1&keywords=Brinley%2BCo.&qid=1582131916&sr=8-32&th=1&psc=1
What I like on this one is that the shoe is not bending upward at the toes, there is no platform, the block heel.
But unfortunately they won't deliver to France.
Has any of you seen a approaching model in large size more available ?
Thanks
This one has a platform, but it is a lace up. These were cheap. The brand is Soda, this model is the Agenda. They may have models without a platform. Soda and Delicious make heels like these with and without platforms.
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You might be able to find the material for the strap (I'm assuming it's the stretchy kind) at a fabric/hobbie store
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NO OLD JOKES!....I up there too.
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On 2/12/2020 at 6:34 PM, RonC said:
Sorry Cali - not meant as negative. But I don't believe I've ever seen a photo from you of anything but a platform of some type. For me personally, for some reason, I've just never really liked the look of a heel higher than four inches or so. It just doesn't appeal to my eye - and that was even before I ever did much walking in heels. Once I did that, I have found that four inches of heel (or a four inch difference) is about the max my legs and ankles can handle. The lack of attraction to very high heels is likely a contributing factor when it comes to platforms - the higher the platform the higher the heel, and I don't really like the look of even the heel part regardless of the platform part. As I said though, to each their own. It would be boring if everyone wore the exact same shoes!
After I wrote is I wore bunch of single sole heels...just happened to work out that way. Many of my calf and higher boots have single soles. Wore my Nine West boots yesterday..I'll put a photo in my album later.
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The driveby compliments works both ways. I give many of my compliments this way, mainly because we are walking in different directions. I get many of my compliments from men in this fashion. Today I guy pass me on his bike and by the time I hear "I like your jacket" he was already far way.
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29 minutes ago, K2inheels said:
Now I do not wear bold heels or extreme heels. My heels are pretty conservative in color and design. My heels usually range from 4" to 5" heels with some having platforms. I do not wear women's clothing, though I do have some women's skinny jeans as they fit me a bit better than men's skinny jeans and go better with boots.
Just because a person wears clothing sold as women's doesn't mean you have to look like woman. Some women's version work better than men's. The only way we are going to get of these things as men's fashion is to acquire and wear them. Skinny jeans is an example. They wouldn't make skinny stretchy jeans for men if it weren't for all the men that bought women's. However, women's are still better fitting to me.
29 minutes ago, K2inheels said:I do not know why spouses or girlfriends are so resistant to their man wearing heels? As long as there man can carry himself well in heels, can match his heels to his clothes, he should be okay. Maybe they are threatened by a guy being able to wear heels. I would not think my girlfriend has that issue as she can strut in some seriously high heels! Maybe it is their not wanting to have people gossiping about their man wearing heels. Look at it like this, we don't get upset when our better half wears a man's shirt, jeans, etc. Seems like a double standard here.
There are many emotions that women feel when they see a man in heels, and in my case, also colored nails. For each its a different combinations of these emotions. For some its okay if a random guy have heels on, but not okay if their significant other does.
Many falsely associate gender with heels. The only way to combat this is with counterexamples, be that counterexample. Jealousy is something I have encounter as well; "how dare a man wear heels". ......
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I'm now divorced so I wear what I want, period. I started to wear heels while I was still married. After another reconstruction, I was looking for shoes that fit my strange feet and found that women's shoes fit better that any men's shoe ever did. That was 2010 and I have not bought any men's shoes since...its a waste of money to me. I bought some booties (1.5 inch heels) and started to wear them.. Never told the wife, I wanted to see if she even notice them. It took over 6 months before she noticed. By that time I had 5 pairs. Our relationship ended (not over heels). A few years later I discovered the benefits of high heels on my hips. Since we have two kids together, she will come over here ever so often. She has seen me in some of my heels, not all. But I will wear my knee high Jessica Simpson stilettos in front of her. She only had a few short heels and UGLY shoes. She's noisy, if she see's a shoe box she will open it to see what shoes I'm getting (so I leave empty one's laying around). She has even asked to borrow some of my nail polish, to which I tell her to get her own.
I am in the process of looking for a girlfriend. I wear heels all the time and fingernails to envy. Very few women that say they are open minded really are. But I continue to look while in high heels and with fingernail color, because I want a woman that has enough confidence in herself that she doesn't feel threaten. If she doesn't accept me in heels now, I doubt she ever will.
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So very thoroughly confused!
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The sensations you got from the pantyhose over powered your trepidations about being seen. Aka Forbidden Fruit Syndrome. Since you have to fine time to wear your heels, the addition of pantyhose just overwhelmed you.
Yes, skirts are very comfortable. Wore a faux leather one for 16 hours on Halloween and completely enjoyed it. It was very comfortable although a little different driving because it was a tight skirt. As to what top to wear with it...the coat looks good with the skirt, keeping it monochrome, but your shirt/top distracts from the overall image, IMHO. As to how to process this, that's really a personal thing that everybody processes this differently.