HHDude

I personally think heeling on college campuses is recommended....ONLY if you're of the university/college. As said before, college IS the time where all are trying or found their acceptance in a group. Where people are finding themselves and expressing it. I mean, if you don't start here, then where?

Before you answer, think of how much more you'll be accepted later once you express it sooner. Already, I plan on doing it immediately when I get in. That's why I'm going for a college with dorm rooms :D Tell the roommate of your fetish, and he/she either accepts it, or keeps you away. Either way, they'll have to get use to it sooner or later.

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Maximilian!

Maybe some of those guys are part of our forum, Iloveboots for example. I've heard in the past that Vancouver is one of the more progressive cities, kind of like San Francisco and Seattle. I'd love to hear about someones' heeling experiences in that city.

I like your avatar by the way, who makes those shoes?

thatotherguy

Vancouver (Greater/Metro Vancouver) in my eyes, and in the eyes of many, is a fairly large city which operates much like a small town. I would say that wearing heels out would generate mixed reactions depending on which part of the metro area you are in. In the downtown core, I doubt you will generate nothing more than a feel stares when you walk but other than that nobody could care less because they are occupied with more important things - typing on their "blue"berries (i refuse to call them black because they are actually blue now). However, if you move just right past downtown and into the English Bay area, you would probably get some compliments (due to the abundance of the rich in that area). BUT, if you were to do some heeling out in say, Richmond, you would probably attact a large deal of attraction - and I mean HUGE - due to the primary population of asian immigrants and their more traditional views. (FYI, Richmond is where Caucasians are minority by a whole kilometer). As well, Richmond on the weekends is mostly flooded by teenagers due to the sheer energy the small island city has, therefore you might get some name calling (within say, a group of friends), and A LOT of stares. Now, I am just basing this information off my many years of living in the Metro Vancouver area, so I am not actually sure how accurate this is.


My shoes are Enzo Angiolini's, apparently hes some ex-designer for Nine West who went rogue. Thanks though! I love those heels because they are both my first and because it was a "gift" from my girlfriend!

canadianbeaver17

Well, I'm 24 now and go to school part time, I would have to say that people do not care nor have time to look at your feet - especially in lecture halls. Start off simple...maybe a loafer wedge, then progress from there. It's all a personal comfort level.

The reactions I got, no matter if it was nail polish, fem sandals, or platforms, they just ask "are you wearing ___?" and I say "ya" and they just go "well then, thats very nice on you!". You get the little nervous giggle out of them, but then after it turns into a conversation piece.

I hope this helps dingpat...but ask if you have more q's (that goes for anyone).