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as a child the only person who wore h heels was one of my sisters and two step sisters, my mom never did, so who in your family when you were a child wore hheels?


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when i was really young, my mom did. but with time she stopped. but most of her friends and church friends wore tall heels for almost as long as I lived. RPM

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when i was really young, my mom did. but with time she stopped. but most of her friends and church friends wore tall heels for almost as long as I lived.

RPM

But you're dead now? :drinking:

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yeah i noticed that too hehe my mum and afew others...my grand-dad wore heels and he was from the raf but her was wearing them around the house to help break them in for gran. J

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your grand-dad isn't the only man that ever used that excuse, bigj. :wink:

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

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My mother wore high heels almost exclusively except for around the house, and still does if she's going out. My aunt (her younger sister) also had many pairs of high heeled shoes and boots. Chris

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when i was growing up, my parents were quite social. i remember mom with her 1960's 4" super skinny heeled pumps. she stored them in the closet in my room, which was the golden opportunity for experimentation!

Heels Are GRRREAT!!!

S.L.

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My mother never wore high heels or straight skirts, said they were a nonsence fashion, I first noticed them on the school secretary when I was 13.

"You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave ! " The Eagles, "Hotel California"

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My mother wore them if she and my father were going out, but I hardly ever noticed. The first person I really noticed them on was my third grade teacher. Later, I noticed my aunts having them on. One of them wore black pumps for maybe a year and never afterwards; the other wore pumps regularly, although they weren't more than 3 or 3.5 inches tall.

Black 5-inch stilettos - the only way to go!

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My Mom had arthritis very bad in all of her joints and wasn't able to wear high heels, always wearing lace-up oxfords with a chunky 2" heel. YUK!!! I wouldn't even look at them much less try them on. She very happily passed that disease onto me at birth through her genes. My sister started wearing heels at age 17, promptly eloped to get married and after getting her man, never wore them again. She only owned one pair of black pointy-toed 4" stiletto pumps of which I tried on a couple of times when she wasn't around. But, I became the heel wearing person in the family and have been wearing them happily ever since. I have always loved wearing heels. Cheers--- Dawn HH

High Heeled Boots Forever!

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My youngest aunt, who was married into the family, wore heels most often. I was under her watch a lot, and her heels were my entertainment sometimes. My grandma possessed heels, but I doubt she wore them much. There's one pair that she still has to this day, and I think I've worn them more than she has :wink:

Be yourself; everyone else is already taken. - Oscar Wilde

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Mom wore heels. She married in platform boots, high fashion in the early 70s. Grandmom (mother of dad) was really a shoe addict, and she was very proud of this. Until high age, she wear heeled court shoes and some times even boots. None of the girlfriends I've had wear heels

Woman Boots, queen of the shoes

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