I have a harmless fascination with wearing high heels?
I’m a guy. A Heterosexual guy. I love women. Maybe it’s what has caused my fascination with wearing women’s shoes. Pumps pumps pumps! I gotta wear em. Not in public, of course. Just around the house. They feel great! I don’t know why women complain about wearing pumps. Only if they’re brand new pumps do they hurt my feet. After i wear them in a bit, they feel great. The only ones i can’t walk in real well are the 6″ pumps. I almost broke my neck the other night! lol! They are black patent, and the sexiest looking shoes you ever saw in your life! I love my red 5″ patent leather ones. Those i can walk in for miles! They feel so great, almost like they are part of my feet!
I would never wear women’s clothes. That wouldn’t excite me in the least! Just the pumps is all i will wear. Of course men at one time in history wore high heels, almost exclusively.
Anyone wanna share something that may seem “strange” they love doing?
I think your fascination is not a problem. If you enjoy it… do it.
I wear Ballet boots all the time and want to be permanently stuck in them for the rest of my life and I’m getting close to the point of no return. People think I’m crazy or a sl*t but I just want to live my life as I see fit…. And so what if I am a Sl*t.
How old are your kids and what is their shoe size? I went to skechers yesterday and I looked at their sizing charts. I know every child grows at a different rate but I was wondering how accurate these charts are. My 11 year old daughter’s shoe size is 3. In the store is said that the size for 11 to 12 year olds are 8 to 8 and a half. Most of the other girls in my daughter’s class are wearing shoe sizes 2, 3, and 4. My youngest daughter who is 5 wears a kids size 12. She seems to be okay according to the chart. My oldest daughter that is 16 now wears and 8 women but when she was 11 she wore the same size her sister is wearing. She sped through the sizes when she got to her tween years. She grew about 3 sizes every year. She reached size eight when she was about 14 and a half.
Airlines should enforce strict dress codes for passengers no shoes hats belts jewelry loose change or carryon?
Most airlines do have language in their Contract of Carriage (CoC) which is the formal, legal document that governs your airline ticket and how you travel. In most CoC’s there is language that prohibits passengers from boarding if not “appropriately” dressed– in some cases they list minimum dress items like shoes or other “foot coverings”, shirt and pants/shorts or similar. Additionally, most carriers also have language that allows them to deny boarding to persons who dressed or act in a manner “offensive” to other passengers.. Obviously that’s a very subjective assessment, but there is language in their contracts that address passenger clothing and appearance.
