Simcity3 Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 Ok i found some numbers of how many wears heels... i found from 1999-2000.up to 2007... these numbers show how many males and females wearing heels.... 1999 - 66% Females And 3% Males.... ( This Is world Wide ) 2000 - 64% Females And 6% Males.... 2001 - 68% Females And 7% Males.... 2002 - 69% Females And 9% Males.... 2003 - 68% Females And 8% Males.... 2004 - 68% Females And 9% Males.... 2005 - 71% Females And 9% Males.... 2006 - 76% Females And 16% Males.... 2007 - 72% Females And 19% Males.... My Point With This Is If I Follow These Numbers Then The Time 50% Of The Males Wear's Heels Is In 2030-2040 But Personally I don't Think It Will Be So Popular So Fast Because it will still be Strange For Many People.... In My Opinion It Will At Least Be After 2100 If It Ever Get's Popular For Men To Wear Heels.... I think the jump from 2005 to 2007 just is temporarely and wont get much higher before in long time.... But then again i still hope that it will be popular for us men to wear heel's.... These Numbers are not 100% Corect because It is only calculated on people ho did the test..... By Simcity3..... http://meinheels.wordpress.com/
johnieheel Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 Which means that we are the pioneers of men in heels and must get out in public in great numbers and go forth for those who follow! We WILL triumph! real men wear heels
Duck Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 I've always thought for every one person on here who goes out in public theres a bunch of men to scared to venture out and even more than would like to try but is just something they're thinking about.
JNR Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 Although these numbers are encouraging and do indicate the number of men wearing heels is increasing with time, i know that surveys and statistics can be "skewed" to show almost anything the people taking the survey want to show. Where did you get these figures? It is important to know how many people participated in the surveys, what questions were asked and how they were worded. Not that I don't believe that the results are acurate.
Guy N. Heels Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 Ok i found some numbers of how many wears heels... i found from 1999-2000.up to 2007... these numbers show how many males and females wearing heels.... 1999 - 66% Females And 3% Males.... ( This Is world Wide ) 2000 - 64% Females And 6% Males.... 2001 - 68% Females And 7% Males.... 2002 - 69% Females And 9% Males.... 2003 - 68% Females And 8% Males.... 2004 - 68% Females And 9% Males.... 2005 - 71% Females And 9% Males.... 2006 - 76% Females And 16% Males.... 2007 - 72% Females And 19% Males.... My Point With This Is If I Follow These Numbers Then The Time 50% Of The Males Wear's Heels Is In 2030-2040 But Personally I don't Think It Will Be So Popular So Fast Because it will still be Strange For Many People.... In My Opinion It Will At Least Be After 2100 If It Ever Get's Popular For Men To Wear Heels.... I think the jump from 2005 to 2007 just is temporarely and wont get much higher before in long time.... But then again i still hope that it will be popular for us men to wear heel's.... These Numbers are not 100% Corect because It is only calculated on people ho did the test..... By Simcity3..... Halelujah! I thought this going to be another long boring discussion about the angle of the heel vs. the lenght of the shoe. So as it is, I find these figures very encouraging. Remember, it is highly doubtful that men wearing high heels will ever gain full acceptance. But on the other hand, full acceptance is not a requirement. With just 19% wearing heels, we may have actually taken the first hurdle. From here on, it becomes a matter of fashion and taste. Keep on stepping, Guy N. Heels
Ozzard Posted November 9, 2007 Posted November 9, 2007 These Numbers are not 100% Corect because It is only calculated on people ho did the test..... Can you point us to where you got the numbers from? I've now left HHPlace. Feel free to use the means listed in my profile if you wish to contact me.
new_look Posted November 10, 2007 Posted November 10, 2007 the figures seem pretty high for males, look around town and ur lucky to see 1% of men wearing heels in the open. guys and heels...why is the heel angle subject so boring can i ask
chris100575 Posted November 10, 2007 Posted November 10, 2007 Because it's been discussed at great length at least 15,000 times? Chris
ScoobyHH Posted November 10, 2007 Posted November 10, 2007 It's not boring to me,but then I've only been here a month!!!. I would say a lot less than 1% wear heels openly.I've been keeping a look out on my travels for a couple of years,and have never seen any:cry1: ,I must have checked thousands of feet in that time though
euchrid Posted November 10, 2007 Posted November 10, 2007 I would say a lot less than 1% wear heels openly.I've been keeping a look out on my travels for a couple of years,and have never seen any:cry1: ,I must have checked thousands of feet in that time though I'd have to agree with that. I've been 'on the lookout' for heel-wearing blokes myself for about two decades now. Outside of the HeelMeets, i've never seen any. Cities, towns, villages, shopping malls, airports, rail stations, gig crowds, you name it. Apart from the very occasional drag-wearing stag party member, etc. i've seen none whatsoever. There may be many thousands of admirers and closet heelers out there, but there are a precious few street heelers. 1% would be an excellent statistic if it were accurate. It's more likely to be many times smaller than that in reality. Always High-Heel Responsibly
new_look Posted November 11, 2007 Posted November 11, 2007 chris...noone ever seems to get it right in that 15000 times
Susan (the original) Posted November 19, 2007 Posted November 19, 2007 In the past five weeks I've traveled in the states of Georgia, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and my home state of Tennessee. I was in two of the largest airports in the country, Atlanta and Dallas/Fortworth. I enjoyed the fun of four casinos, took part in activities in three convention centers, and patronized numerous restaurants and hotels. A number of days were spent at the University of Tucson Medical Center. According to the statistics suggested in this thread, one out of every five of all the men I saw should have been wearing heels. Where were they? I didn't see any. On the other subject of heel angle. The foot and ankle moves/rotates through three fundamental axis as the heel rises. Without an understanding of progressive geometry it's of no significance. Adding to the confusion is the reality that all feet/ankles are not created equal. The other part of the reality is the manufactures have no consistency in heel height and appropriate shank ankles. Yes, it is boring. Susan
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