South East Meeting

thighboots · 22nd January 2008, 14:23

Hi - I was wonderng if anyone who lives in the South East was interested in having a meeting, I would prefer it if it was some where private (someones house etc) as I not sure I am confident enough to wear my heels out in a bust public area yet (although I am getting there..........)

I cant make the Feb heel meet as my otherhalf is off and I wont be able to get away for the day, would be good to meet some other heel lovers!

I would offer my place, but as my otherhalf does not know about my thigh boots its probably not a good idea!

Just a thought really - would be an opportunity for a group of like minded people to get together, compare heels!

Let me know!

Tech · 22nd January 2008, 19:54

"The south east" is extreme generalisation dont you think?

Maybe if you actually suggest some locations, people might then get an idea of where, and then if they could make it...

thighboots · 22nd January 2008, 21:10

Good point - by South East, I meant - Surrey, Sussex and perhaps Kent or Hampshire!

euchrid · 22nd January 2008, 22:04

Bit of a trek for me (from Bucks).
I wouldn't mind another trip to Bluewater sometime though, or maybe to Lakeside instead, if there are any other takers for that sort of Meet.

HeelD · 23rd January 2008, 01:01

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Originally Posted by thighboots

Hi - I was wonderng if anyone who lives in the South East was interested in having a meeting, I would prefer it if it was some where private (someones house etc) as I not sure I am confident enough to wear my heels out in a bust public area yet (although I am getting there..........)

I would offer my place, but as my otherhalf does not know about my thigh boots its probably not a good idea!

Firstly, wearing heels is not a prerequisite for attending a heel meet. Plenty of people have gone to heel meets sans heels. I did at last years London meet (I wore more modest 1 inch cubans - ironically louder than a pair stilletos I own - because I was working that evening).

Secondly, wearing heels out for the first time with a bunch of likeminded people is a great position to be in. Just think of the support you'll get and when you see other guys in heels and no one actually taking any notice with nothing bad happening, you'll wonder why you left your heels at home!

I would certainly be up for meeting on a weekday or something. Herts, Bucks and Berks I can do - along with Lakeside and Bluewater - considering I'm only 5 minutes from the M25 now.

thighboots · 23rd January 2008, 15:29

Thanks HeelD.

If there is another meet at bluewater I will come along! Weekdays are better for me! Cant wait to wear my heels out properly!

thedesigner · 29th January 2008, 00:14

herts/bucks/middelesex/ nw/w london ideal....

fastfreddy2 · 18th February 2008, 01:39

Any chance this idea could be progressed?

I know of at least 3 of us in the Herts area. At least one other in Milton Keynes, one or two more in Bucks (or was it Berks?

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I'm sure there's a couple of members in North London too. Watford seems central ... But I'm up for a 30-40 mile journey in any direction.

I had in mind an inexpensive restaurant, with fairly easy access, in a discreet location. I'm happy to source and propose a suitable venue, or would support another location if suggested.

Not sure I'm ready for walking around Lakeside or Bluewater wearing 4" heels though. Apart from anything else, friends shop at both places and I'm not ready to "share" my tastes in preferred footwear yet. [Nor do I ever expect to be.] That said, I'm hoping I've got the cahonas to walk into the 02 Dome tomorrow for a tour around the Tutenkhamun Exhibition wearing 4" wedges. [With her good self, no less.] These are rubber soled ankle boots by Nine West called O-Lamis. Bought in the sales for half price at £42. [So comfortable/useful I bought 3 pairs.......] Almost unnoticeable under jeans. I hope.

Firefox · 18th February 2008, 09:35

I would be up for that if free. I know it's been done before but London is best communications wise. To be honest you're unlikley to meet anyone you know in the crowds of Camden or Oxford Street or even Lakeside. If you are worried, just wear a pair of dark sunglasses.

fastfreddy2 · 18th February 2008, 11:23

I'm good for Camden and Oxford Street, but at Lakeside or Bluewater it might take a bit more than sunglasses to disguise my hairline.

I know it's unlikely I'd meet anyone I knew there, but I've bumped into work colleagues on the streets of Tenerife...... It's for that reason I've never taken up gambling. I only ever bet on a 'sure thing', and still lose.

Still, I'm easily led ........