I use to go to concert with 4 inches heels and I will never do it again LOL. I end up hurting my feet for the next 5 days. But if you really need to go around with heel, I recommend to find a comfortable one, the one with 1/2 - inch support in front and thicker heel is pretty comfortable though.

Quote from: Naeree on July 05, 2015, 02:50:31 AM
I use to go to concert with 4 inches heels and I will never do it again LOL. I end up hurting my feet for the next 5 days. But if you really need to go around with heel, I recommend to find a comfortable one, the one with 1/2 - inch support in front and thicker heel is pretty comfortable though.

Yes. I usually wear 4-inch high heel sandals with 1-inch frontal platform. They are very comfortable to wear, and I even can run.



A problem is most people comment I look too tall. In the street, nearly everybody watches me. Some men complain at my wearing them.



barbie~~

that's a cool picture. Those heels I could possibly wear, it looks like there's a lot o support.

Multiple 6"s are in my possession. Also one pair of ballet boots. ^_^ I can walk in both.

But I don't wear the 6"s since I am too heavy and want to preserve my joints. When I get lighter, I will sure get back to them. I might need a smaller size by then too. So let's say I will get back to 6"s.

The ballet boots I got as an indoor footwear. Currently I'm only wearing them sometimes overnight, to sate my fetish for flexible feet.

I like the idea of them, heels that is not miniskirts, but at the moment I've only got flats. Lots of them, in pretty colours and styles, but flats all the same.

Being lazy I prefer cars to walking, like anywhere. But being in Britain (and poor) means having to drive a car with manual gears. It can be done in heels; yet flats make it so much easier. So flats it is. Unless the rest of you girls fancy getting together to buy me an automatic?

Plus I've been wearing jeans, it's too hot for jeans!!! Might have to look into some alternatives next week.

Quote from: Missy D on July 05, 2015, 04:59:09 PM
I like the idea of them, heels that is not miniskirts, but at the moment I've only got flats. Lots of them, in pretty colours and styles, but flats all the same.

Being lazy I prefer cars to walking, like anywhere. But being in Britain (and poor) means having to drive a car with manual gears. It can be done in heels; yet flats make it so much easier. So flats it is. Unless the rest of you girls fancy getting together to buy me an automatic?

Plus I've been wearing jeans, it's too hot for jeans!!! Might have to look into some alternatives next week.

I have always driven manual transmission and when I wear dress shoes, I slip them off and drive bare footed so I don't mark them up. That's why I favor slip on shoes instead of buckle on shoes.

Oh right... miniskirts.

Right now I have trouble with tucking. The equipment is too big to hide. Although I can get there, it is annoying and sometimes things go wrong while outside.

The bottom line is I don't feel comfy enough with skirts. Hope HRT will reduce it all and SRS would be the ultimate cure.

I wear 4" heels or wedges pretty much every day. I used to wear them with a mini skirt but HRT has stacked weight on me and that needs to go before I try wearing a mini skirt again.

6" heels? No way. 4" heels hurt enough at the end of the day 

6" Maybe in the bedroom

I think the right shoe even with a 4" heel can be more comfortable than the wrong shoe in a flat.

I love ballet flats

Quote from: Boo Stew on July 06, 2015, 08:55:53 AM
6" Maybe in the bedroom

Good answer :~]

miniskirt ya all the time but heels that high would make me 6'1 or 6'2 

Quote from: Annabolton on July 06, 2015, 07:24:07 PM
miniskirt ya all the time but heels that high would make me 6'1 or 6'2 

I'm 6'2" in flats.  It's not a big deal.

Quote from: Jill F on July 06, 2015, 07:29:42 PM
I'm 6'2" in flats.  It's not a big deal.

I am 6'2" in bare feet.

Quote from: barbie on July 05, 2015, 03:18:22 AM
Yes. I usually wear 4-inch high heel sandals with 1-inch frontal platform. They are very comfortable to wear, and I even can run.



A problem is most people comment I look too tall. In the street, nearly everybody watches me. Some men complain at my wearing them.



barbie~~

You look great!And you say you're not on HRT?I can't believe!Wow...
Are you sure that it is ok to post that guy's photo here?Maybe you should ask for approval..or you can crop photo or blur his face..

Quote from: suzifrommd on July 03, 2015, 05:04:50 PM
Hate heels, but I wear short skirts all the time. Anything that's less than 3 inches above the knee doesn't feel right.

Same here lol

Well;
Not so much for fun, but my most expensive and most beautiful pair of shoes that I own are a pair of Louboutin high heel pumps that I like to wear with a number of short skirts that I have. My louboutins are very comfortable to wear, mind they should be as they cost a fortune.
http://asia.christianlouboutin.com/hk_en/shop/women/dorissima.html
They are 100mm heels . Unfortunately even though I love wearing higher heels (120mm) I just cannot wear them as they really are too steep for me.

I have a couple of nice above the knee skirts I wear with them for semi business attire with a black quarter sleeve jacket. One of them is this rather nice Tartan mini see:

http://www.dreamdiva.com.au/skirts/tartan-mini-skirt-4933.html

I also have a slightly longer black mini with side zips that I like to take with me on trips. As well as a fawn mini again just above the knee
Basically if I have a semi formal  meeting to go to I like to look my best, or if out to dinner with that someone special. Thats when my loubotins get to come out of the box!

After I posted my reply a moment ago I remembered  something from the time I transitioned before. This was in the mid 1980's and I was working at the Head Office in one of the UK Banks. Back then I was on my RLE (Real Life Experience) and had been working and living full time for about a year when I got the job with the Bank.  In Head Office they had a policy then that women were expected to  wear skirts (Not more than 2 inches above the knee) -  and to wear heels in the office. Pantie hose or stockings had to be black, nearly black, nude or brown but no coloured pantie hose. Women especially the secretaries were also expected to have nicely manicured and painted nails. For me at the time it was very liberating, but I am sure  the board (all men as I recall or Senior Management made the rules) although I worked for a Woman as her secretary, although she too was always immaculately turned out. It was OK to go to work wearing boots, but you were expected to change into one's heels  as soon as you arrived at the offices, then it was heels at all times in the day. I am sure it was to delight the men seeing all the women walking around in the office. I certainly learnt quick enough how to  look up files on the lower shelves in various filing cabinets without showing too much!

Quote from: judithlynn on July 07, 2015, 09:28:28 AM
Well;
Not so much for fun, but my most expensive and most beautiful pair of shoes that I own are a pair of Louboutin high heel pumps that I like to wear with a number of short skirts that I have. My louboutins are very comfortable to wear, mind they should be as they cost a fortune.
http://asia.christianlouboutin.com/hk_en/shop/women/dorissima.html
They are 100mm heels . Unfortunately even though I love wearing higher heels (120mm) I just cannot wear them as they really are too steep for me.

Yes. Pumps are harder to walk in than sandals with the same height of heels. Your toes will suffer more. However, they look very sexy. I wish to have them.

Yesterday I wore and walked like this:



It is very easy to walk in the 100-mm heel sandals with 1 inch platform.

barbie~~