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Thighboots2 · 30th July 2008, 12:16

Absolutely fine to continue you aim to wear very high heels.

But for public outings, I really don't think so. Your walk will be very noticibly altered. It will be noticed by all around you because of this and unless you are supreemly confident and have absolutely mastered these heels, including the ability to raise them 1/2" off the ground (This was Jenny's recommendation from her how to walk in heels information), then you will find yourself feeling very uncomfortable being in public in these boots.

There are very few women who can pull off wearing such extreem heels and not look ridiculous.

Ultimately the decision is yours.

Sorry to be negative but that is how I see it.

Simon.

30th July 2008, 12:16	#10 (permalink)
Thighboots2 I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: London (D) Cambridge (E&W/E) Age: 52 I am Male Posts: 537 Thanks: 78 Thanked 134 Times in 78 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 11	Re: Thinking of these to spur on my development Absolutely fine to continue you aim to wear very high heels. But for public outings, I really don't think so. Your walk will be very noticibly altered. It will be noticed by all around you because of this and unless you are supreemly confident and have absolutely mastered these heels, including the ability to raise them 1/2" off the ground (This was Jenny's recommendation from her how to walk in heels information), then you will find yourself feeling very uncomfortable being in public in these boots. There are very few women who can pull off wearing such extreem heels and not look ridiculous. Ultimately the decision is yours. Sorry to be negative but that is how I see it. Simon. __________________ *Are you confusing me with someone who gives a damn?*