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Histiletto · 8th April 2008, 01:09

Like Magickman and Newfie, many have a good handle on their heeling preference and I want to commend all of you for your efforts.

It just irked me to think that I shouldn't wear certain types of heels, due to the fact that some types weren't considered "manly". This is the misguided argument society has been using to keep males from wearing any high heels at all. Here's the proof our social programming is very much apart of how we perceive what looks are good for others, instead of butting out and letting others choose for themselves. Again, I'm not saying we should not continue to have our opinions and express them in a spirit of advice and help when asked, but that is the limit of our personal space verses other's space.

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Histiletto I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: United States - Utah I am Male Posts: 349 Thanks: 72 Thanked 144 Times in 89 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 5	Re: Are you choosing what I should wear? Like Magickman and Newfie, many have a good handle on their heeling preference and I want to commend all of you for your efforts. It just irked me to think that I shouldn't wear certain types of heels, due to the fact that some types weren't considered "manly". This is the misguided argument society has been using to keep males from wearing any high heels at all. Here's the proof our social programming is very much apart of how we perceive what looks are good for others, instead of butting out and letting others choose for themselves. Again, I'm not saying we should not continue to have our opinions and express them in a spirit of advice and help when asked, but that is the limit of our personal space verses other's space.