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  1. I noticed several stores in the US have started to market low rise boot cut jeans for men. You can find some on the structure web site (www.structure.com). When I saw them I was a bit disappointed, but maybe the boot cut and flare will attract some serious boot wearing

    by men. A start ?

  2. Well tonight Ive got on a nice pair of wedge sandles from Aldo, some very nice oroblu hose, a pair of short and a tshirt. with my breastforms in. and I feel summery and feminine. and My wife lofes this outfit...... too

    Any chance we can get a picture of those ? Aldo is one of my favorite stores. Have always found the sales people there very open to me trying on the shoes.

  3. I went shopping for leather pants today. So of course I was wearing some serious heels as the whole purpose of the leather pants was to go with my boots with 4 inch blade heels. These boots have plastic tips on the heels which can make them a little slippery on a tiled floor. So as I walk through on of these large clothing stores (Target) I slip and fall with my feet in the air. Obviously this attracts some attention from the people around you, in particular when high heels stick out in the air. I didn't hurt myself and continued shopping but it was rather embarassing. I pride myself on being able to walk quite well in heels, but I guess these things happen. I'll try to show a picture of the boots with the pants I got. It looks great. I wonder if other people have had similar incidents.

  4. I agree with the Doc. I am "average" male weigth and with cheap shoes with thin soles, the shoe bends, making walking very uncomfortable. One advantage of platforms is that they thend to be stiffer (sorry for those of you that dislike platforms). When I go shopping for shoes the first thing I check is the bending of the shoe. If it is too flexible I just don't buy it as it will be uncomfortable for walking some distance.

  5. Really interesting question. While I have always been interests in heels, my heel wearing got bolstered when I didn't mind being different anymore. I am one of these people that did everything in life that was expected from me, and now it just got a little boring. I wear heels regularly but not at work. I am still quite woried about the negative consequences it can bring with it in a work environment. This may depend very much on the type of work

  6. I thought of having my ears pierced. But after reading Laurie's description it seems like a complicated thing. I can't really afford to show up at my job with two ear rings. SO it would only be for occasional use. Keeping them in for six months ... ?

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