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she says that she's free to have tighter requirements for me than what the law says, pretty much in the same way that it's not illegal not to have a shower for 12 consequetive months.

And, I guess, that's what an "opinion" is!!! Some people stink and don't think anything of it. And, others find it offensive to their noses. ;)

Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.

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It happenned tp me, too

Last week, at the Brookside Bar and Grill, in quirky Marine-on-St. Croix, Minnesota, I had stopped in with my woman for a drink. One of the waitresses spotted my heels, and simply asked, "Are you gay?"

I made the usual pro forma denial, but I don't think she believed me. Some folks cannot escape the stereotypical gender segregation of footwear. If she had been wearing paratrooper boots, would I have asked if she was a lesbian?

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IMHO, When someone links the way of dressing with gender, they have some type of unsolved prejudice. At this time in age many, and I mean many, gender specific fashions are in the past. Some examples: earrings, tight clothing, use of all sorts of beauty products, etc. So in my mind I see "alternative" fashion moving towards a more genderless stage. But some people cannot just accept it! (sound more like a rambling than a thought! ;) )

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WOW...some story! Hey we were in the same neighborhood! I can almost ensure that we crossed paths I had dinner at Passtisse! I agree, great high heel all around!!!

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