Why permanent high heeled feet? - Page 6

highheeltrained · 24th January 2007, 03:59

Its going great! It has been over a year now since she started. Stuck in 5.5" heels. though she still has trouble keeping her feet from bending back some which kinda slows the process but she can't wear any heels under 5" with out being in alot of pain and she cant put her feet flat past 4".

sevenup · 24th January 2007, 23:47

Thanks for the reply to my pm , nice too hear from you again there is a lot of us that have been waiting for an update be good when you can update with more news and pics, those last ones were superb, keep it up sounds like you are well on the way to being ph

fashionista · 25th January 2007, 08:13

really? after one year in heels you are already stuck? i would think it would take a lot longer...

24/7_on_hh · 10th April 2008, 23:42

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Originally Posted by thehighheelsgirl

My boyfriend and I both love my permanent high heel feet. I agree...its like tatooing or whatever its body modification. Is it a compromise? Very much so. I cant play tennis, go running, or whatever but I LOVE just knowing that my heels will never touch the ground again.

Jen

Hello Jen,
Its like tattooing, more like piercing. There is a physical factor. A compromise? Maybe. More a lifestyle. Ther are lots of sports I can do. Clinmbing, biking, swimming. The first without heels but, with no heel ground contact. Thats a promise to myself, my hb and boyfriend. That part I can't discuss in this forum because of the rules. Biking is not a single problem with heels. Swimmingcan with heels but peaople are staring. It depents on my mood. Hiking is possible with wedges. Give that a try. I love the thought indeed. An now, the last years its for me not possible to get my heels to the floor. On barefoot the is a gap of at lest 2/3 inch betwen floor and heel.
Why? Its a trill and we love it both.

Love Esther

roniheels · 11th April 2008, 02:21

As I have stated in previous posts, I thoroughly enjoy wearing high heels and have worn high heels for many, many years. I have a very narrow foot and a very high arch. Many podiatrist even recommend wearing a shoe with a slightly elevated heel as opposed to a completely flat shoe. I think it is extreme to have toes amputated or feet surgically shaped to wear high heels, unless it is to reduce severe foot pain of any kind. Again, to each his or her own. I am probably closest to permanent high heeled feet. I don't wear high heels 24/7. I wear them not only for the comfort to my feet, but also for the thrill of wearing them. Naturally permanent, no problem. Reconstructed feet for whatever reason...well, the very best of luck.

amandahls · 11th April 2008, 07:12

Wearing high heels over the years gradually shape your feet to a more natural stance with heels. I've developed a natural arch for it and my toes got closer together and start to take shape even when I'm not wearing heels. I feel comfortable wearing high heel shoes all the time now. To me, I get excited when I wear high heels. Obviously, the higher the better. At times, it turns me on depending on my mood. I love the look of my feet when I do take off my shoes because I just love high heels in general. To have my feet take shape of high heel shoes is sexy.

A coworker of mine dared me to wear 7" heels to work one day. I'm more afraid I'll get in trouble if someone sees it. Plus, I still wobble from time to time in them but getting use to it. Can you imagine me walking up and down the stairs in 7" heels? Hard. I don't use the elevators because I'm working more on my calves. Wearing heels stimultes it even more. Good exercise, I say.

24/7_on_hh · 21st April 2008, 22:55

Because its a trill. My legs, calves, bottom en statue are shaped, and fore me I feel better if I look longer (1.65 without).
7 inches are a bit to high for my 37,5. For my 6.5 is possible at work. The stairs are for calves training is a good one. Thanks Amandahls. I cane imagine the doubt "that some sees it" but a pit of trousers will do. I If your in the mood and sure enough about your stable on 7 inch give it a try. Half of the guys are in my office knows more about the color and style of my shoes then about the color of my eyes

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Love Esther

thedesigner · 24th April 2008, 22:49

now thats wkd - being known for your heels, same as me !!
It becomes harder to walk in flats the more you do heels, it just feels strange, and heels are more comfortable; maybe its cos ive got v thin feet. When i was at school i used to hav to lace my shoes real tight else my feet would slip out. with womens shoes, no problemo !
So there's a practical reason (not excuse) for womens shoes.
Also the extra height is v useful....