High Heel Place - View Single Post - Lost That Lovin' Feeling----Again

Bubba136 · 9th December 2007, 18:01

Occasionally, when the the "hunt" or "chase" has been fulfilled and the associated fears conquered, the desire to participate ebbs because "the thrill is gone."

I, too, have conquered my fear of wearing heels in public. Now, although I still wear wear woman's shoes esclusively, my daily activities are carried out wearing footware that is less obviously feminine. That is to say, while the brand might be Nine West, Mootsie Tootsies, or Bandolino, their appearance blurs the gender perceptions upon initial sighting.

I just enjoy wearing womens shoes and the desire is still there. I frequently wear my higher heel pumps and boots to malls and restaurants.

Perhaps a nice pair of Nine West boots with round toes and 1½" heels would serve to keep you "in the mood" ?

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Bubba136 I'm a Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: USA I am Male Posts: 6,648 Thanks: 192 Thanked 393 Times in 282 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 73	Re: Lost That Lovin' Feeling----Again Occasionally, when the the "hunt" or "chase" has been fulfilled and the associated fears conquered, the desire to participate ebbs because "the thrill is gone." I, too, have conquered my fear of wearing heels in public. Now, although I still wear wear woman's shoes esclusively, my daily activities are carried out wearing footware that is less obviously feminine. That is to say, while the brand might be Nine West, Mootsie Tootsies, or Bandolino, their appearance blurs the gender perceptions upon initial sighting. I just enjoy wearing womens shoes and the desire is still there. I frequently wear my higher heel pumps and boots to malls and restaurants. Perhaps a nice pair of Nine West boots with round toes and 1½" heels would serve to keep you "in the mood" ? __________________ Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.