Feminine or Masculine? - Page 20

Bootking · 7th March 2009, 23:20

To continue this thread; they are now making "men's jeans" with the rear embroidered pockets like "women's." That should make the other side mainstream really fast for us.

samcar455 · 8th March 2009, 00:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bootking

To continue this thread; they are now making "men's jeans" with the rear embroidered pockets like "women's." That should make the other side mainstream really fast for us.

Lets hope so.

bootedup · 8th March 2009, 14:54

I always wear my standard stereotypically male clothing when I go out, i.e. jeans (bootcut), t-shirt and maybe a jumper of some description if it's a tad nippy out. But I am not scared to wear my boots out and about with my normal clothing; generally the boots are hidden and only the heels and platform show - the only indication that there is something a little bit different about me. I act no different when I'm in my boots to when I'm in trainers or not wearing any footwear at all... It's just my little 'thing.'

In fact, my girlfriend often tells me that she forgets I've got them on, and occasionally has a reminder when she happens to glance down at my feet. We're both very relaxed about this because let's face it, a man in heels isn't exactly a big deal now is it? It's purely 'alternative' IMHO. I would quite easily walk the streets whilst wearing my black patent thigh boots over a black full-body PVC catsuit, provided that I am somewhere where it is highly unlikely that I'll meet somebody I know. It's fun and I enjoy seeing the reactions

bootedup · 22nd March 2009, 18:39

So to finish off my original thought in the previous post, as after reading it again just now I realize I didn't summarize the whole point of the last post, I generally go out and about in predominantly masuline clothing yet have no worries about wearing feminine clothing in public either. It doesn't change who I am...

heretic_666 · 26th March 2009, 12:34

I simply enjoy wearing the shoes. I tried, as a teenager, to dress completely as a girl. It felt somehow good, but it wasn't for me.

I did like very much satin underclothes, as they felt very soft on the skin.

However, for me all the thrill comes from the shoes. I wear jeans and t-shirts, with heels.

jojo · 26th June 2009, 08:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bootking

To continue this thread; they are now making "men's jeans" with the rear embroidered pockets like "women's." That should make the other side mainstream really fast for us.

This is nothing new - I (and everyone else) wore these in the mid 1960s in the uk. Glad they are making a comeback

Dawn HH · 27th June 2009, 18:52

At one time or the other, most of us have tried to dress as a girl to see what it felt like, but then finally decided that the shoes was what it was all about in the long run.
Cheers---

Dawn HH

Charlie · 4th July 2009, 04:37

I just ordered a new pair of boots. Can't wait to get them! I love the look of the leather on these!! Conserfative no doubt, but stylish IMHO... (attached, hope it worked!)

Charlie

stefan · 4th July 2009, 20:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnieheel

I've noticed a lot of guys here are into skirts, hose, etc.
My question is do you want to be just a MAN IN HEELS or Enjoy dressing more like a girl with all the fem? Skirts, hose etc.

Myself, I just want to be a guy in heels with my blue jeans and t-shirt or (guy clothes).

I myself wan't to be a man in heels and skirt. I don't pretend to be a woman that is not what I want. I happen to thinks that heels and skirt kind of goes hand in hand with each other.

/Stefan

Dawn HH · 4th July 2009, 20:31

Charlie:-)

I would say that that pair of boots would be an excellent streetheeling pair under longer jeans and you should be able to wear them anywhere, any time with confidence doing whatever you wish whenever you wish.
Cheers---

Dawn HH

View Poll Results: Fem or Masc?
Just Man in Heels?	293	55.49%
More Feminine	235	44.51%
Voters: 528. You may not vote on this poll

7th March 2009, 23:20	#191 (permalink)
Bootking I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: New England, USA Age: 57 Posts: 938 Thanks: 343 Thanked 318 Times in 191 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 13	Re: Feminine or Masculine? To continue this thread; they are now making "men's jeans" with the rear embroidered pockets like "women's." That should make the other side mainstream really fast for us. __________________ It's all about the heel!

8th March 2009, 14:54	#193 (permalink)
bootedup I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: England Age: 26 Posts: 37 Thanks: 31 Thanked 43 Times in 9 Posts I'm a Guy Rep Power: 2	Re: Feminine or Masculine? I always wear my standard stereotypically male clothing when I go out, i.e. jeans (bootcut), t-shirt and maybe a jumper of some description if it's a tad nippy out. But I am not scared to wear my boots out and about with my normal clothing; generally the boots are hidden and only the heels and platform show - the only indication that there is something a little bit different about me. I act no different when I'm in my boots to when I'm in trainers or not wearing any footwear at all... It's just my little 'thing.' In fact, my girlfriend often tells me that she forgets I've got them on, and occasionally has a reminder when she happens to glance down at my feet. We're both very relaxed about this because let's face it, a man in heels isn't exactly a big deal now is it? It's purely 'alternative' IMHO. I would quite easily walk the streets whilst wearing my black patent thigh boots over a black full-body PVC catsuit, provided that I am somewhere where it is highly unlikely that I'll meet somebody I know. It's fun and I enjoy seeing the reactions

22nd March 2009, 18:39	#194 (permalink)
bootedup I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: England Age: 26 Posts: 37 Thanks: 31 Thanked 43 Times in 9 Posts I'm a Guy Rep Power: 2	Re: Feminine or Masculine? So to finish off my original thought in the previous post, as after reading it again just now I realize I didn't summarize the whole point of the last post, I generally go out and about in predominantly masuline clothing yet have no worries about wearing feminine clothing in public either. It doesn't change who I am...

26th March 2009, 12:34	#195 (permalink)
heretic_666 I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Canada Age: 28 Posts: 29 Thanks: 29 Thanked 12 Times in 2 Posts I'm a Guy Rep Power: 2	Re: Feminine or Masculine? I simply enjoy wearing the shoes. I tried, as a teenager, to dress completely as a girl. It felt somehow good, but it wasn't for me. I did like very much satin underclothes, as they felt very soft on the skin. However, for me all the thrill comes from the shoes. I wear jeans and t-shirts, with heels.

27th June 2009, 18:52	#197 (permalink)
Dawn HH Super-Duper HHPlace Trooper Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: South Western Pa. Age: 75 Posts: 9,662 Thanks: 725 Thanked 368 Times in 336 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 104	Re: Feminine or Masculine? At one time or the other, most of us have tried to dress as a girl to see what it felt like, but then finally decided that the shoes was what it was all about in the long run. Cheers--- Dawn HH __________________ High Heeled Boots Forever!

4th July 2009, 20:31	#200 (permalink)
Dawn HH Super-Duper HHPlace Trooper Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: South Western Pa. Age: 75 Posts: 9,662 Thanks: 725 Thanked 368 Times in 336 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 104	Re: Feminine or Masculine? Charlie:-) I would say that that pair of boots would be an excellent streetheeling pair under longer jeans and you should be able to wear them anywhere, any time with confidence doing whatever you wish whenever you wish. Cheers--- Dawn HH __________________ High Heeled Boots Forever!

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
shoes that are feminine looking..good? bad?	pumpedup	For Everybody	37	26th December 2007 00:17
Not so feminine Highheels, what do u think?	heelguybo	For the guys	8	7th August 2005 13:38
Finding Fans For Fine Feminine Footwear	highHEELman	For the guys	1	25th November 2004 06:09
Do you guys go out in feminine spikes?	kobo	For the guys	1	22nd November 2003 17:08
Masculine or feminine?	stellah	For the guys	4	7th February 2003 19:40