Replies For Lucy's Stories - Page 10

JeffM · 24th October 2004, 10:41

Heelfan I would like to know who Tom is.
You see I was hoodwinked by some girl named Cinthy who wrote on this forum. It turned out that Cinthy was a guy. He was found out by his supposed wife Kity Fantastico. She wrote that she had found him out previously when he posted pictures of her posing as Phuong. Does any one remember her?
Well I wrote to Phuong too until she found a new boy friend named Tom.
So now I am wondering if this Tom is the same Tom you speak of, that you have conspired together to fool all of us or if you have conspired separately with the same idea.

JeffM · 24th October 2004, 10:41

Then you FF said this.
I personally am not looking for any sexual titillation here though if I was, I would undoubtedly want to hear from genuine females and hence be frustrated if people were pretending.

And yet you were part of it.

Obviously you can forget the PM I sent you

Rob · 24th October 2004, 11:50

HHmmmm!

I’m not sure how I feel about this.

There is no doubt that some (only a percentage) of the stories on these forums that pertain to be fact, are fiction, and some previous "Lady" posters have been unmasked as being guys. But Lucy seemed so REAL!

In hindsight, I think that the Lucy stories are acceptable as the forum description does say "Fact or fiction, your writings are welcomed here", and Heelfan has done nothing wrong in posting them.

HOWEVER: (and I say this in my stern voice, whilst looking over my glasses)

Heelfan, I am disappointed that your Lucy persona has expanded from just the stories, to replying to other posts, giving advice (deceitfully from a woman’s perspective to other women) and even replying to PM’s.

If Lucy had just stuck to writing her memoirs, then we could all laugh about this as a humorous prank.

I think you should be made to go without your roast dinner and stand in the corner for the rest of the day whilst you contemplate your actions!

Anonymous · 24th October 2004, 12:02

Well, thanks for being so even-handed Rob! Your admonishments taken
as being deserved!

Also, a big thank you for those of your who have already PMd your reactions to me via Megaforums, and it's interesting to be getting a mixed reaction. One member asked me to elaborate on my comment that it all really happened. Well, emphatically yes it did, only it's my memories of
happening to a good number of high-heel wearing girls, but all coalesced into "Lucy":

LUCY THE YOUNG BEGINNER: I was a schoolboy in Dorking, Surrey, living in a big house. The young Lucy recounted the adventures of the 12/13 year-old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Daw downstairs. I spent a lot of time in her flat and she "lived" in her mother's new brown 4" heels (as described)and did indeed "steal" them for the school dance and wobble away in them.

HEADMISTRESS EVER-TIGHTENING THE SHOE RULES This was Miss Rigby, the real headmistress of the real Dorking Grammar School which I and those heel-wearing girls attended.

LUCY'S BUSINESS ACADAMY All of this was real too, along with everything else.It was Miss Grant's (alias Miss Sheridan's) Secretarial School, Horsham Road, Dorking. The building is still there, but now called "Kirkstall" and converted to private flats. One of the students (the next "Lucy") wore amazing shoes and became my girlfriend.

REGENT SHOES With my passion for high heels, I became Regent Shoes window-dresser in 1964, and all of the incidents (like the showgirls coming in, the special room for fetish customers, the "Alps" style etc. etc.) all really went on there, just as described, except "Lucy's" experiences happened to several of the customers there.

LITTLE CANADA HOLIDAY CAMP That Isle of Wight camp still exists in Wootton Bridge and it had "Miss High Heels" competitions exactly as described. I know, because I spent a summer season playing double bass in the band and observed it all in minute detail!

CLARENCE AND THE QUEEN ELIZABETH It was me (alias Clarence) that served on the Queen Elizabeth for several very enjoyable years except playing double bass and not catering, and it was my girlfriend (alias Lucy) that allowed me to buy her "Pin and Needle" and "Betty Page 6 inchers in New York", and would wear them so wonderfully afterwards!

AND SO ON AND SO ON! They were all REAL heely happenings, they all remain graphically etched in my mind, and "Lucy" seemed the idea vehicle for rolling it all into one exciting high heel story.

I hope this will enable you all to understand the background a little better now. Those who will understandably feel disappointed that Lucy (as one single person) did not exist, can at least console themselves with the thought that all of those heel-wearing events did take place, and have been accurately (except for the wearer's name) recorded by Heelfan!
Sorry if "Lucy" very occasional used to get carried away and post in the non-fiction area, but she tried hard to behave much better in recent times.

Fondly yours, Heelfan

Firefox · 24th October 2004, 12:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by JeffM

Then you FF said this.
I personally am not looking for any sexual titillation here though if I was, I would undoubtedly want to hear from genuine females and hence be frustrated if people were pretending.

And yet you were part of it.

Obviously you can forget the PM I sent you

Well, I can't see anything wrong with my statement. I can appreciate the frustration some people may feel, that's all I was trying to say.

However, I'm in a position of trust and I can't abuse that trust by revealing things about posters that they don't choose to reveal themselves on the board. It doesn't matter that I happen to have met HF in real life. That goes for anyone who posts here wherever they are from and whoever they are.

I do however reserve the right to post information about people who abuse the board including their ip provider, and contact, location etc. Abuse would mean in this context malicious trolling, posting of pornography etc. It doesn't include fantasy or fiction.

There are a variety of people who post here, but if someone doesn't offer irrefutable evidence of who they are by posting pictures or other stuff, I'd personally regard them with a very large caveat.

raincat · 24th October 2004, 14:52

I hope to say more further when there's more time. But for now, my comment would be my compliments to you, Heelfan for crafting such a delightfully detailed account of so many varied high heel adventures. My vote is for you to continue the series exactly as before and that you do retain "Lucy" as the author's moniker.

Anonymous · 24th October 2004, 16:50

Posted by Allu on October 24, 2004, 12:18:36, in reply to "My Lucy Stories"

No bad feelings. Great links between different people and happenings in one story
"life was like a box a chocolates, never know what you're gonna get."

Heelfan · 24th October 2004, 16:59

Copyof Nhoj62's posting todayon the thread where matter began:

who would have thought it our very own conspiracy right here on the boards, and by one of the regulars too, how really naughty.
lol
credit to hf for pulling it off for so long.
but shame to let so many down with abit of a bump.

later
nhoj62

Heelfan · 24th October 2004, 17:33

Well, thank you one and all for a veritable bevy of responses so soon after spilling the beans! To my amazement and profound relief, the general concensus seems positive ratrher than negative. Most of you have said nice things about Lucy's Stories, and the only inevitable downer is that I've let theLucy fans down with a sudden bump, and I'm very sorry about that. All in all, the general flavour seems to be that I should continue, so I'll try and do that and see what happens.

To answer each of you in turn:

Bubba136 - Thanks for saying you though they were good stories.

JeffM - The Tom in question was Tom-NL. Several Netherlanders already knew about my authorship, but I must stress that Tom-NL was not a conspiritor. Far from it, he must have watched the board like a hawk, and ages ago he sent a message via Firefox that Lucy once or twice signed herself Heelfan (although it was rapidly corrected). You might call him a sort of lay watchdog!

Rob - Thanks for saying the stories seemed so "Real". In fact all of them WERE real, it's just that they were experienced by an assortment of high heel girls (but not Lucy) and vividly remembered by me.

Raincat - Thanks everso much for your compliments!

Allu - Thank you for accepting the switch of author so graciously!

Nhoj62 - Thank you for giving me such credit, but I agree that the downside was certain people's disappointment, particularly DawnHH it seems. I do feel grotty about that, especially as he has all the worry of Mickey's health problems to contend with at present.

Firefox - Well what can I say to my golfing partner, fellow heel-meet attender and moderator extraordinaire? Good old Firefox has known about the true authorship for almost a year-and-a-half since Lucy's Stories began, and has shouldered the difficult responsibility of keeping my trust and confidence. He has told me on occasion that it is "cool" to put Lucy's Stories on the fact/fiction story sections, but has curbed my (often rather wild) enthusiasm to post Lucy in places such as the "For the Gals" forum, which I have been observing much more carefully lately.

My thanks to you all again one and all for such frank and gratifying responses!

Cheerfully yours, Heelfan

Anonymous · 24th October 2004, 17:45

Posted by Paul on October 24, 2004, 16:25:40, in reply to "My Lucy Stories"

Well Heelfan!
You had me totally fooled. I must admit to being disappointed that Lucy is a figment of your imagination, but my congratulations to you on writing it so well. I would have never believed for one minute that a guy could have written this stuff so convincingly. It’s a shame that Lucy doesn’t exist as she was perfect, everything I find sexy about women. In fact too good to be true, but I guess you were playing on that a bit with us heel loving guys.

You have certainly had some great heel experiences, so I would like you to continue with them under your own name, particularly your real life encounters, which in my opinion are so much better than anything made up.

A quick question on the Chinaheel mule roadtest. Is that made up or do you know anybody who bought a pair?

Thanks for coming clean Heelfan.

Cheers, Paul.