Phil24

The shoes in the picture are just thick soled, slightly raised at the most. I don't think I would put a limit on the hight of a heel; it's all about wearing what you want to wear, but a heel is a heel and not a thick sole.

Nice, thighhighs. I bought the boots in my avatar today. They've got a 13 cm heel and I can't walk very far in them yet. The pain is worth it though.

I'm neutral on this one. I have concluded that even the smallest heels can be seen. I started wearing 1.5" heels under trousers. Looking down at my feet I was sure that they were inconspicuous but soon realised by the comments and looks from passers by that I was wrong. I am up to 3" block heels for around town or a smaller stiletto. Those that will notice will and the rest won't. I once walked through Oxford services in heels and leggings. I walked past a couple and the guy didn't notice until his girlfriend pointed me out. I do avoid being seen by those I don't want to be seen by. I just stand close to a wall or something.

Is there anyone on here from Halifax or Bradford? I'd love to know I'm not alone here.

Priceless is my favorite shop as it has a good selection of heels in size 9. I've only had one bad pair - the Fabulous Ankle Boot. The heel came off the first time I wore them outside and I could not get them re heeled as they were not standard.

I'm size 9. Hard to find boots at this time of year. I normally shop at Priceless Shoes.

I have tended to avoid shop assistants thus far, but today I went shopping for some new boots and the assistant, a woman in fer 40s i'd say, asked if she could help. There were some on the shelf but none in my size with a 4" heel so I asked her if there were any in a 9. Sadly there wern't. She checked out the boots I was wearing - 3" heels and was as helpful as she could be. I'll be asking for more assistance in the future.

I have been wearing heels before joining this site. Knowing there are other men out there who share my love for heels has been an encouragement nontheless. It has spured me on to wear them more often.

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It depends how much I want to be noticed. anything below 2" isn't really noticable under trousers. I have been wearing 3 inch cone heals around town lately and I don't think many people notice anyway. 4" stilettos are my favorite though, I wear them where I don't expect to run into anyone, but the funny thing is, I always get into conversation with people when I do!

I did once. I walked through Manchester in 3 inch heels to buy another pair of boots. I got some amazed looks in the shop but I hope it goes to soften peoples opinion that it should be accepted.

I love the feeling of wearing healed boots. I go for boots as opposed to shoes as the open foot look does not suit me. Feeling feminine? Not sure; Daring? Yes. I have no intention to look like a woman but there is something about ladies clothes, especially boots that I find irresistible.

Thank you all for your welcom. I have hot let on to my family that I wear heals, although I am sure my wife wonders where the marks my stilettos made in the floor came from. I generally wear them round town and between customers during the day. What does get me though is that on the shoe websites I look at all the size 10 and 11 shoes are sold out first. So where are all the men that buy them? They need to be worn outside.

Hi I am Phil and I am married with 2 sons. I have always loved women's shoes and occasionally dressing in women's clothes, but it is only in the last 2 years that I have taken to wearing high heals every day. I really believe that it should be accepted and I hope that there are some other members in West Yorkshire on this site.