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  1. 1. My faves are all from Payless. I even have one pair that's about 23 years old. At this age the glue is giving up in spots so they're not suitable for outside wear. 2. The sizing of their shoes is fairly consistent, depending on the style of shoe I can wear 10M, 10W, or 11M. The difference has to do with the heel height and whether the shoe is closed or open. 3. I have reached the point where I will try the shoe on in the store so that way I don't have to worry about returns. 4. Their new designer names are pushing the prices up near $30US but they have a lot of sales for $5, $7 and $9. I don't wear them out, I just get them for the look and feel as I wear them around the house.

  2. I myself do not use this as a vehicle for meeting females. Call me paranoid but there are too many trolls looking for pervs. I'm just interested in knowing that there are others who share my passion for shoes.

  3. It was the internet itself that led me to find out that I am not alone. Starting with the earliest bulletin boards and news groups I began to correspond with others about their preferences. Mine is womens' footwear only, heels and flats (no boots). I have no desire to "be" female nor am I interested in sexual activity with other males. There is a complete spectrum of others, some who have shoes as a primary interest, and others for which shoes are just part of the outfit. While I would love to be able to wear in public I don't care to push the issue. In my case it is just enough to know that I am not alone.

  4. Altocalciphilia The allure of high heels (altocalciphilia) for some people may be in the apparent limitation of movement they cause. This attraction may have its origins from our primal preditorial instinct to seek out the lame and weakened. In any event high heeled shoes are very much part of the bondage ritual (Rossi,1997). The effects on posture when wearing high heels has been studied in detail and elevated shoes do appear to change the bodyÕs distribution of mass. The spine curves causing the breasts to jut forward, and buttocks to hike up and move backwards. Hence the legs are made to look longer and the calves and ankles appear shapelier as the arches heave from the shoes to capture a high arched appearance. Psychologist Lloyd-Elliott in his book, The Secrets of Attraction, described the length of the leg as a strong arousal signal. Thus the weakened gait widens the division of power between the genders. Men may be attracted because they feel superior or a driving need to protect the vulnerable. Sadomasochists maybe attracted to the perceived pain associated with wearing high-heeled shoes. High heels are also thought to place the female pelvis in a precoital position. Wether or not this is true, the idea by itself, may cause arousal. This term and definition comes from an interesting site. It is the school of podiatry at Curtin University. While it comes close to describing my relationship to shoes the heavy psychological stuff mostly doesn't apply. I just know I LOVE shoes and don't know or care why.

  5. I had to post this as it just kinda hit my funny bone:

    Johanna Platform Pump

    It says in the description "This trendy menswear pump...", and I'm thinking "It's about TIME!". I'm probably making more of this than it probably is, but I like the style, and the fact that they put "menswear" on it makes me really wanna get some.

    Cheers!

    SQ

    I couldn't find that one but I did find this:

    http://www.payless.com/Catalog/ProductDetail.aspx?&TLC=Womens&SLC=WomensDress&BLC=WomensDressClassic&Width=Regular&ItemCode=56793&LotNumber=058189&Type=Adult&Popularity=&DescriptiveColor=Black

    Looks like a trend is starting and Payless is playing to their market.

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