my first time in 6 inches - Page 4

Michel · 16th November 2007, 07:37

Wow, good for you, Mel !
Thanks for sharing your experience with us, i adore women who want to feel sexy in heels and try to make us men feel very excited !
Keep us posted please.

Trolldeg · 16th November 2007, 22:11

Why do you assume she did it to make men excited?

Dr. Shoe · 16th November 2007, 23:56

I went out in 6" pumps yesterday but had to change into 4.5" boots because my heel of my foot kept slipping...

roniheels · 12th April 2008, 21:03

I love wearing 6" stiletto heels. They are so much fun. I've not worn them in public that often because I can't walk very fast in them. I hope you have as much fun wearing your 6" high heels as I do wearing mine!

amandahls · 12th April 2008, 23:45

........and now, onwards to 7". 6" is within reach of most people and congrats. Anything higher than that is just not comfortable, but mainly appealing to most because of it's sexy appeal. I only have one pair of 7" heels, but you'll never see me wear it outside the house.

24/7_on_hh · 13th April 2008, 00:19

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Originally Posted by peachyshoes

Very exciting!
Just thought I'd tell everyone about my big adventure. I have never been a big heel fan as i have small feet and trouble balancing. However Heelfan has just bought me a pair of 6 inch stilletoes.
Surprisingly, I managed to stand up and not fall over (except there was a fair amount of wobbling!). So after a a bit of very unelegent tottering around the house I decided to brave the streets. As soon as I stepped out of the door I was accosted by the neighbours asking how I could walk in such high shoes, to which I replied "with great difficulty so far". It was amazing how many men in passing cars were staring at my feet, one almost had an accident! I did feel extremly sexy. Anyway I managed to get all the way to the shop and back, with some degree of wobble. However my legs did resemble that of a chicken trying to walk. I think my first attempt to walk in shoes over 3 inches was a sucess, atleast I didn't fall over. Much practice is needed before I attempt to get to the pub in them I feel.
I must congratulate anyone who can spend a day in those shoes. Hopefully with a little practice I will be wearing them alot more.
Mel

I want it is possible. For my European 37 6.5 inch (17 cm) is my physical limit for courts en boots. 2 pair of ballet (boots) are higher but they are only for night and training purposes and of course at home. Several times try them outdoor but the comment from my surrounding weren’t nice. Next august on vacation (Paris France) ballets in public. That’s more than 6 inch but my first serious attempt to where ballet on daily wear outside. Training of feet is a on going process. To where high heels on daily and 23/7 base is now guaranty that your complete adapted (stuck yes) to high heels

roniheels · 13th April 2008, 17:38

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Originally Posted by amandahls

........and now, onwards to 7". 6" is within reach of most people and congrats. Anything higher than that is just not comfortable, but mainly appealing to most because of it's sexy appeal. I only have one pair of 7" heels, but you'll never see me wear it outside the house.

I'm curious. Why won't you wear your 7" heels outside of the house?

amandahls · 13th April 2008, 17:59

OMG, my Net is slow right now.

I can't seem to walk even a block without stumbling once or twice in some way in 7" heels. It's primarily that reason. I love wearing them, but walking in them at a steady pace, for a long distance is a little difficult right now. I'm walking in them a lot better inside the house, but I don't walk fast in them either. I mean real slow, lol. Can you imagine me wearing 7" heels at the mall?

There's a huge difference in 6" and 7" heels. I can walk comfortably in 6" so I wear that on a consistent basis and every once in awhile, 5.5". I never go lower though.

I remember starting out wearing heels in 4". Lowest high heel I have ever worn. After all these years, I can't imagine the feel of lower heels than that since my arch has fully developed for higher heels.

roniheels · 14th April 2008, 02:18

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Originally Posted by amandahls

OMG, my Net is slow right now.

I can't seem to walk even a block without stumbling once or twice in some way in 7" heels. It's primarily that reason. I love wearing them, but walking in them at a steady pace, for a long distance is a little difficult right now. I'm walking in them a lot better inside the house, but I don't walk fast in them either. I mean real slow, lol. Can you imagine me wearing 7" heels at the mall?

There's a huge difference in 6" and 7" heels. I can walk comfortably in 6" so I wear that on a consistent basis and every once in awhile, 5.5". I never go lower though.

I remember starting out wearing heels in 4". Lowest high heel I have ever worn. After all these years, I can't imagine the feel of lower heels than that since my arch has fully developed for higher heels.

OK Amanda, you are inspiring me. I will start wearing my 6" stiletto heels more often and do more public heeling in them. I will let you know how I progress. Don't get me wrong, I love wearing 6" high heels. I'm just not as proficiant as I am in 5" and 5.5" high heels.

amandahls · 16th April 2008, 08:20

You just have to wear them for awhile, try to be consistent when wearing heels. I wear them every day and all day long. I even wear my heels to sleep, lol. THey don't pinch my feet so I can go 24 hours in heels. That's how I can even wear them to bed and won't notice a thing----unless they slip off somehow

. But I wear straps for that, hehe. I just love it. Eventually, you'll grow into them. My arch doesn't handle flats as well anymore. They will begin to ache after awhile and the remedy is to either raise my feet in the air or just wear heels.