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And I'm only 5'3. I do it cause they are sexy. I really don't like short heels. I have a large shoe collection and they all must be of a certain height. Not everyone that wears them are uncomfortable in them. I could run a marathon in mine
practice makes perfect 
Not looking to get flamed, just curious about something.
I understand some women and men don't like Short women and men, but my opinion is that if you're 5 foot even, you really shouldn't be wearing platform stilettos to try to be on par with a 5'10" person.
Some women at Petit Le Mans this past Saturday looked way too uncomfortable in thigh high boots and such... trying to be something much taller than they are. Yes, they were FALKEN tire girls, PATRON girls and other 'grid girl' types - you know, the cheerleader type of physical beauty - but I felt pity more than arousal, as watching the grimaces on their faces over-power any other sexiness on display.
For me, 1-2" is okay, that's a work boot. When you reach for 6"+ footwear, well that just looks silly to me. Maybe these high heels were just out of place on the track, but women are sexiest when comfortable and confident. With the trend toward taller and taller footwear, I've started to wonder when grid girls will start wearing "werewolf stilts".
Then again, those stilts are actually comfortable as I've worn them myself playing a Satyr, not a grid girl. Maybe I should just recommend those instead, but "there's a time and place"... lol
Seeing nothing wrong with women of various lengths,
Kosh
I understand some women and men don't like Short women and men, but my opinion is that if you're 5 foot even, you really shouldn't be wearing platform stilettos to try to be on par with a 5'10" person.
Some women at Petit Le Mans this past Saturday looked way too uncomfortable in thigh high boots and such... trying to be something much taller than they are. Yes, they were FALKEN tire girls, PATRON girls and other 'grid girl' types - you know, the cheerleader type of physical beauty - but I felt pity more than arousal, as watching the grimaces on their faces over-power any other sexiness on display.
For me, 1-2" is okay, that's a work boot. When you reach for 6"+ footwear, well that just looks silly to me. Maybe these high heels were just out of place on the track, but women are sexiest when comfortable and confident. With the trend toward taller and taller footwear, I've started to wonder when grid girls will start wearing "werewolf stilts".
Then again, those stilts are actually comfortable as I've worn them myself playing a Satyr, not a grid girl. Maybe I should just recommend those instead, but "there's a time and place"... lol
Seeing nothing wrong with women of various lengths,
Kosh
Some stilletos have a platform so you are actually only walking on a couple of inches, The platform gives the illusion that they are REALLY high heels. Thats the ones I like as I am only 5'3" myself
They are very comfy! THOSE are the "F" me pumps for me
Hugs and kisses
TL
Some stilletos have a platform so you are actually only walking on a couple of inches, The platform gives the illusion that they are REALLY high heels. Thats the ones I like as I am only 5'3" myself
They are very comfy! THOSE are the "F" me pumps for me
Hugs and kisses
TL
-- Modified on 10/23/2012 10:05:27 AMThey are very comfy! THOSE are the "F" me pumps for me
Hugs and kisses
TL
And I'm only 5'3. I do it cause they are sexy. I really don't like short heels. I have a large shoe collection and they all must be of a certain height. Not everyone that wears them are uncomfortable in them. I could run a marathon in mine practice makes perfect
-- Modified on 10/22/2012 11:18:46 PM practice makes perfect Not looking to get flamed, just curious about something.
I understand some women and men don't like Short women and men, but my opinion is that if you're 5 foot even, you really shouldn't be wearing platform stilettos to try to be on par with a 5'10" person.
Some women at Petit Le Mans this past Saturday looked way too uncomfortable in thigh high boots and such... trying to be something much taller than they are. Yes, they were FALKEN tire girls, PATRON girls and other 'grid girl' types - you know, the cheerleader type of physical beauty - but I felt pity more than arousal, as watching the grimaces on their faces over-power any other sexiness on display.
For me, 1-2" is okay, that's a work boot. When you reach for 6"+ footwear, well that just looks silly to me. Maybe these high heels were just out of place on the track, but women are sexiest when comfortable and confident. With the trend toward taller and taller footwear, I've started to wonder when grid girls will start wearing "werewolf stilts".
Then again, those stilts are actually comfortable as I've worn them myself playing a Satyr, not a grid girl. Maybe I should just recommend those instead, but "there's a time and place"... lol
Seeing nothing wrong with women of various lengths,
Kosh
I understand some women and men don't like Short women and men, but my opinion is that if you're 5 foot even, you really shouldn't be wearing platform stilettos to try to be on par with a 5'10" person.
Some women at Petit Le Mans this past Saturday looked way too uncomfortable in thigh high boots and such... trying to be something much taller than they are. Yes, they were FALKEN tire girls, PATRON girls and other 'grid girl' types - you know, the cheerleader type of physical beauty - but I felt pity more than arousal, as watching the grimaces on their faces over-power any other sexiness on display.
For me, 1-2" is okay, that's a work boot. When you reach for 6"+ footwear, well that just looks silly to me. Maybe these high heels were just out of place on the track, but women are sexiest when comfortable and confident. With the trend toward taller and taller footwear, I've started to wonder when grid girls will start wearing "werewolf stilts".
Then again, those stilts are actually comfortable as I've worn them myself playing a Satyr, not a grid girl. Maybe I should just recommend those instead, but "there's a time and place"... lol
Seeing nothing wrong with women of various lengths,
Kosh
