New report on wearing high heeels

[at9]

About a year after the Nicola Thorp case: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-36264229

comes this report on the pros and cons of wearing HH: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-40779617

Some of the comments are amusing such as: "But my wife makes me wear them "

[Puffer]

There was a brief and somewhat trivial 'report' on BBC Breakfast this morning, including an interview with a wild-haired female academic from Aberdeen.   Naga Munchetty (hardly the most attractive or stylish presenter) made a point of showing her boring flat lace-up shoes, which were clearly her preferred footwear.   A pity that Sally Nugent (who was wearing stiletto sandals earlier in the programme) or Louise Minchin (usually in heels) wasn't commenting on the report; I feel sure they would have spoken in favour of more feminine footwear.

[SF]

I found this picture (now my screensaver) on the web a while back.  It sums up the way my wife and I feel about me (us) wearing high heels.  Have fun....   sf

 

[jeremy1986]

9 hours ago, SF said:

I found this picture (now my screensaver) on the web a while back.  It sums up the way my wife and I feel about me (us) wearing high heels.  Have fun....   sf

 

Is it of you?

[SF]

No, neither me nor the wife, just a pic I found on the web.....  

Nice sandals tho....       sf

[Bubba136]

That pic was posted here a couple of years or so ago.  From the first time I saw it, I thought it made such an eloquent statement!

[Ynotme]

When I reposted this pic on my instagram I got a lot of good comments and support from my insta friends  

Thx for whoever made it

[HappyinHeels]

Based upon the tile work and rougher cement the photo appears to be somewhere very warm like in the tropics. Nice sentiment indeed. The best report on high heels is the one about the ones on your own feet!    HappyinHeels

[Histiletto]

The basic argument against Nicola Thorp stems from the fact that society has traditionally interceded over the natural right of individual agencies to choose their own appearance. Like Nicola, everyone has been the recipient of the social attitude that feels the need to put people in social situations where their right to choose what they wear is violated. Dress codes should be applied only in situations that involve safety and/or harm issues within the business environments that don't normally deal with any public interaction according to their work requirements, but for most aesthetic reasons - it's the individual's choice.  

Edited September 13, 2017 by Histiletto

[Shyheels]

Indeed although in these days of Twitter flash crowds mob rule and the herd mentality is running stronger than ever.