JeffB Posted January 5, 2011 Author Share Posted January 5, 2011 You look great!Very well coordinated,you have balls,mate!I would be very glad if I see you in a skirt suit someday . Well, thank you for the kind words. I simply do the very best I can with what skills I happen to have. Oh, and thanks for the idea! I might just look into that! 1/5/2011: On the road again, just can't wait to get on the road again! Third jaunt in as many days, here's today's outfit: My favorite black leather jacket over a women's red mockneck, the Gloria Vanderbilt "Amanda" jeans (yes, I have three pairs in different colors), the Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh high boots and my women's black leather gloves which I needed as it was pretty chilly out today, what with temps hovering only in the mid to upper 30's, but I didn't care, I just wanted to hit the road in heels and see what would happen. My first stop was to a downtown branch of my bank to crack that Benjamin I won the previous day into more manageable twenties. While crossing the street to the bank, I couple of lunkheads driving by in a pickup truck hooted and whistled derisively at me, but I ignored them. Once in the bank, I was treated civilly like any other customer, despite my attire, I was in line for just a couple of minutes before I was waited on and was in and out of the bank in little under five minutes, pretty as you please. Stop number two was to my local comic shop a few blocks away, after going through the minor headache of finding a place to park, nearly a block away from the shop, I attracted the attention of a couple of guys delivering beer to a comedy club, they gave me long looks and chuckled, I ignored them too. After a solid half-hour in the shop, it was back in the car and I headed over the river into South Jersey, heading to Barnes & Noble near the Moorestown Mall where I enjoyed a light lunch in their lounge area, then loaded a new ebook onto my nook™ e-reader (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes) to enjoy at my leisure. During the time I was in the lounge area, I purposely crossed my legs so passersby could see the boots, but no one said a thing. I spent a solid hour reading before moving on to the store's movie section where, much to my delight, I found Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo on Blu-Ray (which I plan to watch tonight), making my visit to the store all the more enjoyable. After leaving the bookstore, I swung by Moorestown Mall to visit a comic book shop there, which meant walking through the mall itself, but it was quiet, no one gave me the time of time, but, sadly, the shop was closed. Bummer. So, I casually strolled through the mall so I could be seen before leaving, I did notice some teenagers in the place when they should've been in school. Tsk. All in all, another good outing in my thigh boots, which each trip, I feel more and more comfortable in them, it's a pity more folks, male and female don't avail themselves of the opportunity to wear such great boots which are great fun. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thighbootguy Posted January 5, 2011 Share Posted January 5, 2011 Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo Now that represents most excellent taste in movies! and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes is great reading material but I still prefer the paper version. The concept of "curling up with a good book" just dosen't have the same impact when you replace "good book" with nook™ e-reader. I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted January 6, 2011 Author Share Posted January 6, 2011 Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo Now that represents most excellent taste in movies! Why, thankyouverymuch! The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes is great reading material but I still prefer the paper version. The concept of "curling up with a good book" just dosen't have the same impact when you replace "good book" with nook™ e-reader. Maybe, but you can't beat the price I spent to upload that e-book to my nook™...$1.99! And I can curl up with my e-reader quite nicely! Heh! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hh4evr1 Posted January 6, 2011 Share Posted January 6, 2011 Another good outfit there JeffB. I have worn similar outfits in public, but keep my boots under my jeans. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted January 6, 2011 Author Share Posted January 6, 2011 Another good outfit there JeffB. I have worn similar outfits in public, but keep my boots under my jeans. Awww! Where's the fun in that? HA! 1/6/2011: Today makes my fourth outing in as many days, and boy, am I ever tired! Heh! Well, with snow in the forecast for Friday, I figured I'd better get in my fun while I can! As for today's outfit: Yep, I'm all black from head to toe: leather jacket, women's turtleneck, Gloria Vanderbilt "Amanda" jeans, the Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh high boots and my women's black leather gloves since it was nippy outside again. Hitting the road, I headed westward towards Springfield, my first stop of the day being Best Buy (my second home, HA!) for some serious aisle wandering and ogling at all things gizmo, it was little after 11 a.m. when I arrived and it was fairly quiet inside, not much in the way of crowds, so I wandered about at my leisure, what customers there were in the store paid me little to no mind, which was okay with me. I wound up spending about an hour in the store, which I often do when at Best Buy, I wound up going to the register with Salt (the movie, not the condiment) for viewing back at home. What can I say? Angelina Jolie looked awesome in that flick! As I left the store, a woman looked me up and down and grinned. Neat. Stop number two was Subway for lunch. The place was empty save for an Asian man in a suit and tie having lunch, when I walked past, I noticed out of the corner of my eye that he stopped eating and gave me a long look, I saw no disapproval, disgust, shock or surprise on his face, he simply gave me a long look, as if silently critiquing me. Well, I sure hope I passed muster with him. By the time I sat down with my order (the Subway Club, my favorite sammich), the Asian had finished up and left with one last, but shorter glance my way while going out the store. After I finished lunch, I headed further west, as to Micro Center, a nationwide computer chain store to check out some anti-virus software for Apple computers. After entering the store, the sound of my heels heralding my arrival, a couple of people turned to stare, looking totally puzzled as to what they stared at, but nothing more. A couple more people did the same during the time I was in the store. That didn't bother me, but I did find it curious that people regarded me with puzzlement and confusion. I guess word hadn't gotten out that a few men choose to exhibit their own unique fashion sense, which included wearing tight jeans and high heeled thigh boots. Oh, well, nothing I can do about that. That comes with the territory when I decided to openly practice my fashion freestyling, leaving nothing to hide, exposing myself to the world when I choose to do so, if I wasn't willing to deal with all the myriad reactions, both positive and negative and everything inbetween, then, I'd stay huddled in the closet, and, for me, that's a losing proposition. Life is too short for that sort of thing. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted January 22, 2011 Author Share Posted January 22, 2011 1/22/2011: On what was easily one of the coldest days of the season when temperatures struggled to reach into the mid 20's, I could've stayed indoors, cuddled up in front of my big screen TV and gorged myself on college hoops. However, I had other ideas: yep, a jaunt! Here's today's outfit: A thick, warm winter jacket over a women's black turtleneck, women's jeans and the Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh high boots along with black leather gloves and ear muffs. My first stop of the day was to Best Buy out in Springfield to buy myself a wireless router so I could go online from my PS3 downstairs where said big screen TV was. I spent little over an hour in the store where I got advice on which router would work best for me and otherwise just wandering the aisles gazing at all the juicy gizmos that gets my engine running. And get this, not one, but TWO black women complimented me on my boots, one jokingly said she'd love to take mine since she loved them so much. I grinned and told her I got them from Amazon.com, she nodded and grinned, methinks she's probably going to make a buy there pretty darn soon! Heh! Otherwise, I was just another shopper in the store, treated with every bit as much consideration as everyone else. After leaving Best Buy, it was off to Subway for lunch, nothing interesting happened there as I was the only person in the store at around 12:30, then, I headed to Borders to spend some quality time in the lounge area with half a dozen magazines and a tall cup of hot chocolate, both I thoroughly enjoyed, the highlight being a couple of young girls, no more than four or so staring at me in puzzlement. I mean, really, had they never seen a man wearing heels before? Heh! As I headed to the register with the latest issue of Macworld, I heard the telltale giggle of the average teenage girl, followed by the faux "click" of a shutter, glancing over my shoulder, I saw two girls, one holding a smartphone which she used to take a pic of me. I guess they had never seen a man in heels and needed proof for their own benefit. So be it. Being out in public on a jaunt means having to deal with that sort of thing from time to time, and I was used to that sort of thing. Once again, it felt highly invigorating to have been on a jaunt, despite the cold, I was perfectly comfortable, guess the boots had something to do with that. And, of course, I enjoyed being out and about in heels, it's just the sort of great feeling that stays with me long after I've returned home. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1234tazzer Posted January 22, 2011 Share Posted January 22, 2011 Sounds like you had a great jaunt. Have a super day. :-)) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kfsteve391 Posted January 23, 2011 Share Posted January 23, 2011 Sounds as if you had another great experience. Those black ladies have good taste as they can appreciate a man that does such a nice job of working his boots. Any kind of a sincere compliment means a lot. Glad to hear you are having fun. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FreshinHeels Posted January 23, 2011 Share Posted January 23, 2011 It's a pleasure to read about you're outings JeffB. Keep it up. In the process of becoming the person I always was...but didn't dare to let her come out Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted January 23, 2011 Author Share Posted January 23, 2011 Sounds as if you had another great experience. Those black ladies have good taste as they can appreciate a man that does such a nice job of working his boots. Any kind of a sincere compliment means a lot. Yes indeed! Seeing that I rarely get compliments when out and about, that makes me appreciate those sort of kind words all the more. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
roniheels Posted January 23, 2011 Share Posted January 23, 2011 Another great jaunt, Jeff. Isn't it great when women, or men, compliment you on the high heeled footwear you are wearing? And I don't know about you, but I even enjoy the looks and giggles from whomever, and in my case, it too is usually some young girls or even guys. But as I have said before, that to is part of the experience. Thanks again for another great post. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bootedbloo Posted January 23, 2011 Share Posted January 23, 2011 Great outfit Jeff! I really like the boots+gloves combo. Your posts are an inspiration for me. However, I've only ventured out late at night with my thigh highs and I've worn jeans to cover them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted February 19, 2011 Author Share Posted February 19, 2011 2/19/2011: Despite some dreadfully blustery and chilly weather today, I decided to head out on a jaunt as I was itching to perch myself on some heels and have fun. Here's today's outfit: A brand new faux leather jacket with biker-like styling that I bought from JCPenney for $19.99 over a red turtleneck, Gloria Vanderbilt jeans and my trusty Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh high boots along with black leather gloves. My first stop of the day was downtown to my favorite comic book shop that I frequent, and here's where I had a humorous little experience. Just as I got out of the car and headed to the nearby kiosk for a parking pass, a middle aged Latino fellow staggered past, even though it was barely noon, I could smell the booze on the guy as it was evident that he drank his lunch. Here's the humor, the guy stopped turned around, stared at me in utter confusion, then staggered up to me, pointing at my boots. He muttered something to me in Spanish while still pointing, but my Spanish was nonexistent, so I shrugged and said "No habla Espanol." He pointed again, then shrugged himself and staggered off. Talk about a weird experience. After a good twenty or so minutes in the store buying the latest and greatest comics, I left and headed around the corner for a nearby convenience store to buy a newspaper, two black women, looking to be about my age, coming the other way, smiled broadly, waved to me and complimented me on my boots, saying they looked sharp and that they looked great on me. I smiled and thanked them for the kind words. Ahh! Nothing like a compliment about a guy's high heels to make him feel damn good inside! Obviously those women had excellent taste! From there, I headed off into South Jersey and the Barnes & Noble bookstore near the Moorestown Mall where I had a light snack with a mug of hot tea, roamed the aisles, bought a couple of magazines and was otherwise treated just like any other customer, despite standing head and shoulders over practically everyone else in the the place. I can't tell you how much I enjoy the atmosphere in bookstores. My last stop of the day was to Best Buy where I spent nearly an hour wandering the aisles of electronic and digital goodness, sat in a home theater recliner with my feet up so everyone could see the boots while I watched some college hoops, then went to the register with Sherlock, the BBC 3 episode miniseries that reimagined Sherlock Holmes in 21st century London, something I've been dying to watch. All in all, it was a delightful outing where I got to wear my favorite boots and loved every minute of the experience! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kfsteve391 Posted February 20, 2011 Share Posted February 20, 2011 Sounds like another fun time for you. It seems as if the Black ladies know more of what is going on. Most of them are great dressers themselves. They can appreciate your good taste. Too bad the young white girls can not. Congratulations on another excellent jaunt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thighbootguy Posted February 20, 2011 Share Posted February 20, 2011 JeffB - I’m not sure I like the red and light blue combination, maybe a black or dark blue turtleneck would offer a little less contrast. Other then that, your looking great as usual. As you say, complements are always nice to get. I’ve been in a couple of places that sell furniture but I haven’t the opportunity to try something out that would let me kick back and show off my boots. Bravo for the audacity for doing that. I also find bookstores a great place to be around other people that love books (and generally don’t care if you wear boots). Another place you might try is a library. There are generally a lot of book lovers there and the staff, at least, are generally glad to see you (even is boots). Once you have been there a couple of times, even the patrons will get used to seeing a guy in thigh boots. I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dblair Posted February 20, 2011 Share Posted February 20, 2011 JeffB - I’m not sure I like the red and light blue combination, maybe a black or dark blue turtleneck would offer a little less contrast. Did you just say that you aren't sure about a tee-shirt going with blue-jeans??? Or that red and blue are somehow incompatible? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted February 20, 2011 Author Share Posted February 20, 2011 TBG: Well, my other jeans were in the cleaners. Besides, I had been curious about pairing red with that color denim. Heck, for me, it's all about experimenting with fashion to see what works and what doesn't. By the by, dblair, I like the look you sported in your avatar! Perhaps I'll "borrow" it for a future jaunt. Heh! As for my audacity in showing off my boots yesterday, well, why not? It's part of the fun, isn't it? Double heh! A library, eh? Hmm! Interesting! Perhaps I'll give that a try sometime! kfsteve391: Yes, it's been rather remarkable that the bulk of the compliments I've gotten of late have come from black women of "a certain age". It's the much younger women and girls who seem to find it humorous. Oh, well, what can you do? I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted February 20, 2011 Author Share Posted February 20, 2011 2/20/2011: With the weather not quite so cold and blustery today like it was on Saturday, I decided to venture out again, this time, in a skirt! Here's the outfit: My favorite black leather jacket over a woman's white mock turtleneck, the black 37 inch A-line skirt, black tights (it was still a tad nippy out), a black fashion belt, the Payless "Tara" boots, black leather gloves and my faux croco print handbag. My destination was Parx Casino to spend a few sheckels, but my first stop was an ATM near downtown for said sheckels, after parking, I got out just as a woman was struggling to get the door to open with her ATM card, flustered, she asked me to give it a try, saying she thought the lock wasn't working. I gave the door a try with my card and voila, it opened, Grinning, she thanked me as we entered the bank lobby, she even insisted I go first since I got the door to open, not one whit she uttered about my attire, nor did she even give me any odd looks as I went about my business, then I bid her goodbye and to have a nice day. From there, it was off to Parx to spend those sheckels. In the parking lot, I got an odd look from a couple of guys who were leaving the casino as I was entering, once inside, no one paid me a moment's attention despite my attire since everyone was busy working slot machines and trying to make their big score. For something like an hour and a half, I became one of those people, working a penny slot machine as I sought to win back some cash, and, for the most part, I did fairly good, winning something over $80.00 on one machine. WHOO!! Oh, I know I wasn't about to win a king's ransom on penny machines, I was just there to spend some time and have some fun, and, I accomplished that little mission. For the record, today had been the fourth time I had been to Parx, and on each occasion, I wore heels and/or a skirt, and will definitely do so again because I felt comfortable and at ease in that environment. Being back in a skirt for the first time in a while, I had forgotten how much fun it was to wear one, and while I enjoy showing off my legs in a short skirt, wearing that calf length number today was, in it's own way, even more fun for me. Oh, yeah, it had also been a while since I last wore the "Tara" boots and they were as great to wear and great looking as ever. Maybe I was a tad overdressed for a Sunday, but I had seen more than a few ladies going in and out of church in my neighborhood wearing long black skirts and heels, be they pumps or boots, so I felt right at home. Heh! In short, another terrific outing! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cowboyboots Posted February 21, 2011 Share Posted February 21, 2011 2/19/2011: Despite some dreadfully blustery and chilly weather today, I decided to head out on a jaunt as I was itching to perch myself on some heels and have fun. Here's today's outfit: A brand new faux leather jacket with biker-like styling that I bought from JCPenney for $19.99 over a red turtleneck, Gloria Vanderbilt jeans and my trusty Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh high boots along with black leather gloves. My first stop of the day was downtown to my favorite comic book shop that I frequent, and here's where I had a humorous little experience. Just as I got out of the car and headed to the nearby kiosk for a parking pass, a middle aged Latino fellow staggered past, even though it was barely noon, I could smell the booze on the guy as it was evident that he drank his lunch. Here's the humor, the guy stopped turned around, stared at me in utter confusion, then staggered up to me, pointing at my boots. He muttered something to me in Spanish while still pointing, but my Spanish was nonexistent, so I shrugged and said "No habla Espanol." He pointed again, then shrugged himself and staggered off. Talk about a weird experience. After a good twenty or so minutes in the store buying the latest and greatest comics, I left and headed around the corner for a nearby convenience store to buy a newspaper, two black women, looking to be about my age, coming the other way, smiled broadly, waved to me and complimented me on my boots, saying they looked sharp and that they looked great on me. I smiled and thanked them for the kind words. Ahh! Nothing like a compliment about a guy's high heels to make him feel damn good inside! Obviously those women had excellent taste! From there, I headed off into South Jersey and the Barnes & Noble bookstore near the Moorestown Mall where I had a light snack with a mug of hot tea, roamed the aisles, bought a couple of magazines and was otherwise treated just like any other customer, despite standing head and shoulders over practically everyone else in the the place. I can't tell you how much I enjoy the atmosphere in bookstores. My last stop of the day was to Best Buy where I spent nearly an hour wandering the aisles of electronic and digital goodness, sat in a home theater recliner with my feet up so everyone could see the boots while I watched some college hoops, then went to the register with Sherlock, the BBC 3 episode miniseries that reimagined Sherlock Holmes in 21st century London, something I've been dying to watch. All in all, it was a delightful outing where I got to wear my favorite boots and loved every minute of the experience! I have the same jacket in brown. :-) Nice look, Jeff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
roniheels Posted February 21, 2011 Share Posted February 21, 2011 And congratulations to you on your successful outings and, on your last outing, a very striking look. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted February 21, 2011 Author Share Posted February 21, 2011 2/21/2011: Another day, another jaunt as I had off from work for President's Day. Even though it had been overcast and chilly, I was still determined to out and about, and with a new round of snow on the way tonight, I figured I'd better hit the road today as I don't know when my next opportunity would be. As for today's outfit: My black leather jacket over a women's turquoise mockneck, a 35 inch A-line black skirt with black tights beneath (because of the aforementioned chill in the air), a black fashion belt, the Payless "Tara" boots and a large handbag which I needed for today's outing. As has been the case with past adventures, with the exception of the jacket, I wore women's clothing and footwear from head to toe, and I felt supremely confident, and comfortable in the outfit I wore. After all, clothes are clothes, should anyone really care which side of the aisle they came from? As long as I look tasteful, don't attract too much attention to myself and am protected from the elements, that's all I care about. Anyhoo, my first stop of the day was into the heart of downtown Philadelphia, namely the Barnes & Noble bookstore in Rittenhouse Square to get in some reading. After a turn around the block to look for a parking space, I finally pulled into a spot just about across the street from the store, paid for two hours of parking time and casually crossed Walnut Street and into the store, pretty as you please. I headed up to the store's second floor cafe/lounge area where I bought a bottle of lemonade, took a small table and brought out my Barnes & Noble nook™ e-reader from my handbag, took off my jacket and made myself right at home as I enjoyed reading the Complete Sherlock Holmes for almost two hours, and, for the most part, no one paid any attention to me, despite how I was dressed. I could've stayed longer, but my gadget was running low on power, ditto for my stomach, so I packed up and left the store with the same casual air I displayed when I arrived. From the there, I headed west again and into Springfield, first to Subway for lunch, had a bit of a wait since there was only one attendant behind the counter and the line was six deep, giving customers plenty of time to notice me, but the only one who did to any extent was a young mother with her toddler daughter, and the woman only cocked a curious eyebrow at me. After getting my order and sitting down, I was some ten feet away from said mother who faced me and gave me a tiny smile before she left some ten minutes prior to my having finished my meal. I guess the woman found my attire interesting, if not amusing. I couldn't tell since she never addressed me. After leaving Subway, it was off to Borders to get in some more reading of the daily newspaper and a couple of Mac magazines, keeping me busy for well over an hour. As I've mentioned before, bookstores are absolutely delightful places to freestyle as it's quiet and no one at all bothers you. My final stop of the day was Best Buy as I was looking for an anime movie I was interested in on Blu-Ray, it was, but I still found time to goof off in the aisles, checking out all the latest and greatest gizmos before heading to the checkout, then heading home. Another pleasant outing that made me feel better about myself and my freestyling, especially about wearing skirts in public which has again become as natural to me as breathing, and is something I want to do (with heels) more and more. While this is misguided ego, and I don't even begin to deny it, I happen to think that skirts look good on me, and I feel good when wearing them, which is VERY important when it comes to freestyling. Hopefully, I'll be able to head out again this weekend, weather permitting of course. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skirtedvik Posted February 22, 2011 Share Posted February 22, 2011 2/21/2011: My black leather jacket over a women's turquoise mockneck, a 35 inch A-line black skirt with black tights beneath (because of the aforementioned chill in the air), a black fashion belt, the Payless "Tara" boots and a large handbag which I needed for today's outing. As has been the case with past adventures, with the exception of the jacket, I wore women's clothing and footwear from head to toe, and I felt supremely confident, and comfortable in the outfit I wore. After all, clothes are clothes, should anyone really care which side of the aisle they came from? Great look,I like your freestyling.Maybe think for a shorter tailored jacket....I double the opinion about the clothes and other apparel, they are just objects.Women share such views about appearance since 1940's so we have been for too long behind. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tallguyinheels Posted February 22, 2011 Share Posted February 22, 2011 As always, you carry what you choose to wear wonderfully. Of course, I'm partial to the long skirted look... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
danielp6406 Posted February 23, 2011 Share Posted February 23, 2011 JeffB :-) I very much like the look of the white turtleneck and the black A-line skirt This is a classic look that I would not hesitate to wear in public (but I'm not there yet...) Did you ever consider trying this outfit with a shorter jacket ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted February 23, 2011 Author Share Posted February 23, 2011 Thanks for the kind words, everyone! As always, I appreciate comments on my jaunts, and for my attire. To tallguyinheels, great minds think alike! There's a certain....beauty to wearing long skirts, especially long A-line skirts and how they flow about my legs as I walk. A great feeling! danielp6406: Not everyone here can do what I do, and I understand your feelings on the matter, but if you ever get around to following in my footsteps, I'm sure you'll love it! As for a shorter jacket, methinks I'll look into that! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted March 3, 2011 Author Share Posted March 3, 2011 Just for fun, I went through all my jaunts since I opened this thread way back on 10/18/2008 and did some number crunching. Beyond the great fun of reliving all my adventures, I came up with some very interesting numbers: TOTAL JAUNTS TO DATE: 88 2008: 10 2009: 42 2010: 28 2011: 8 JAUNTS IN SKIRTS: 65 JAUNTS IN PANTS/JEANS: 23 JAUNTS IN BOOTS: 39 JAUNTS IN PUMPS: 33 JAUNTS IN LOAFERS: 16 Looking over those numbers, I was genuinely surprised I had gone out so many times, a full three quarters of my adventures in skirts which I hadn't at all anticipated when I first began this thread. I find myself amazed that I had come so far in the time I've been a member of HHPlace, I suspect that if it weren't for this website, I might still be in the closet, or I wouldn't be so incredibly bold as to be wearing skirts in public today, something that's as natural to me as breathing. The important thing is that I'm having a great amount of fun as fashion freestyling has become very important to me. I've said this before, but it bears mentioning, it's no longer about just the shoes for me, I feel like I've evolved as I've become quite comfortable wearing women's clothing on my adventures. What's also important has been all the support and compliments I've gotten from everyone here who've taken the time to read and enjoyed my escapades. I can't thank you enough, everyone. With my 100th jaunt right around the corner, I might just consider celebrating that milestone by going out in a dress! Heh! Stay tuned.... I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thighbootguy Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 JeffB – I think your numbers don’t quite reflect the path you have been on. I think you should also count all the days you went to work at your previous job wearing pumps. I had come so far in the time I've been a member of HHPlace, I suspect that if it weren't for this website, I might still be in the closet, or I wouldn't be so incredibly bold as to be wearing skirts in public today, something that's as natural to me as breathing. I couldn’t agree more and I echo the sentiment for my development also. I want to add a cautionary note though, posting here can be just as addictive as heeling. It is important that we do things because we want to do them rather than doing them to get the feedback from others at hhplace. With my 100th jaunt right around the corner, I might just consider celebrating that milestone by going out in a dress! For that, I will have to echo the chorus of the gaggle of giggly girls… O.M.G. Heel on my friend, heel on. I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted March 4, 2011 Author Share Posted March 4, 2011 JeffB – I think your numbers don’t quite reflect the path you have been on. I think you should also count all the days you went to work at your previous job wearing pumps. Hmm! I had forgotten about those days. Well, I'm content with listing my trips from this current thread. I couldn’t agree more and I echo the sentiment for my development also. I want to add a cautionary note though, posting here can be just as addictive as heeling. It is important that we do things because we want to do them rather than doing them to get the feedback from others at hhplace. Perhaps, but feedback from others here HAS been important in my overall development and evolution as a freestyler. In the meantime, being occasionally anal, here's a further breakdown of the numbers from my jaunts: PANTS/JEANS JEANS (TUCKED): 16 JEANS (UNTUCKED): 5 DRESS PANTS: 1 CAPRI PANTS: 1 SKIRTS ABOVE KNEE: 41 BELOW KNEE: 19 AT KNEE: 3 SKORT: 2 BOOTS KNEE HIGH: 22 THIGH HIGH: 16 ANKLE HIGH: 1 PUMPS (PAYLESS) HAZEL: 11 LANCE FLEX (BLACK): 10 LANCE FLEX (MERLOT): 3 JUDY: 3 JAMIE: 2 KARMA: 2 JANIS: 1 HILT: 1 Yeah, I know, I know, I have WAY too much time on my hands! HA! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thighbootguy Posted March 4, 2011 Share Posted March 4, 2011 Perhaps, but feedback from others here HAS been important in my overall development and evolution as a freestyler. JeffB - I no no way intended to devalue the feedback we get from others here at hhplace. Generally it is well intended, constructive, and gives positive reenforcement, all of which I greatly appreciate (as I'm sure you do). My caution to all is that we should do our heeling because we like to wear heels, not because we can get feedback from the other members here at hhplace. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- As to your enhanced statistics, you missed a couple of critical ones: Day of the week Juants where a complement was received Jaunts where an insult was received Phase of the moon The second and third are not mutually exclusive. The same jaunt may be counted in each category. The last one would be of particular interest for folks doing analysis of odd events that happen under a full moon. A coloration of temperature range to skirt length would also be interesting as would temperature range to boot height. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- As always, enjoy your heels. TBG Note for new readerd: = joke I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JeffB Posted March 5, 2011 Author Share Posted March 5, 2011 NUMBERS! They make the world go 'round, TBG! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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