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Why Do Women Wear High Heels?
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Don't get me wrong - they look very nice, but then again they look just as feminine in flats but they can't be very comfortable and I for one couldn't endure the discomfort for even a minute.
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\\ they look very nice, but then again they look just as feminine in flats b\\\
Not to me they don't.
Women wear high heels because high heeled shoes are smarter and they give the women a better posture and gait.
Mind you.....seeing the way some women disregard their feminism, they would look better in Wellington boots.
Not to me they don't.
Women wear high heels because high heeled shoes are smarter and they give the women a better posture and gait.
Mind you.....seeing the way some women disregard their feminism, they would look better in Wellington boots.
Women wear clothes for very different reasons than men. Basically, Men wear clothes that keep them warm and doesn't allow their willys to hang out.
The very idea that a shoe looked good but was uncomfortable to wear would never occur to a man. I attended a family wedding 4 years ago, and all the women at the bash, without exception, from the bride down, complained that their feet hurt. When I suggested that perhaps they should wear comfortable shoes and that high heels were really not made for walking in, I was dismissed with scorn, as
"a mere man and what did I know ? ........these shoes were not made for walking in ! ", etc.
Well, if shoes are not meant for walking in, just what are they for ?
Some women can walk in high heels but many can't, as demonstrated by their wobbly gait and constant complaints about "my feet hurt ! "
Extremely short dresses are another mystery. Whenever I see women wearing them, they seem to be constantly tugging at them, and anyway, it can't be easy to spend the whole evening contorting themselves, so nobody catches a glimpse of their private parts.
But, as a mere man, .......!
The very idea that a shoe looked good but was uncomfortable to wear would never occur to a man. I attended a family wedding 4 years ago, and all the women at the bash, without exception, from the bride down, complained that their feet hurt. When I suggested that perhaps they should wear comfortable shoes and that high heels were really not made for walking in, I was dismissed with scorn, as
"a mere man and what did I know ? ........these shoes were not made for walking in ! ", etc.
Well, if shoes are not meant for walking in, just what are they for ?
Some women can walk in high heels but many can't, as demonstrated by their wobbly gait and constant complaints about "my feet hurt ! "
Extremely short dresses are another mystery. Whenever I see women wearing them, they seem to be constantly tugging at them, and anyway, it can't be easy to spend the whole evening contorting themselves, so nobody catches a glimpse of their private parts.
But, as a mere man, .......!
mainly to make them taller; tall women seldom seem to wear them. As to whether they're comfortable, that's a matter of individual choice. I've had clothes - not just shoes - that have proved uncomfortable to wear, so I've stopped wearing them.
As for looking more attractive - well, as you can see from the answers above, they attract a very dodgy breed of men :-)
As for looking more attractive - well, as you can see from the answers above, they attract a very dodgy breed of men :-)
I just feel more feminine wearing them rather than clomping around in ugly "sensible" flat shoes! Quite depressing!
Sadly, with dodgy knees and at age 67 I am having to lower the height I wear, I still wear stilettos, but also there are lovely wedge heels around this year.
It's the same with the long floaty skirts - I love wearing them, more glamorous and feminine in my opinion, but they are a rare sight these days except for special occasions.
Sadly, with dodgy knees and at age 67 I am having to lower the height I wear, I still wear stilettos, but also there are lovely wedge heels around this year.
It's the same with the long floaty skirts - I love wearing them, more glamorous and feminine in my opinion, but they are a rare sight these days except for special occasions.
yes, well, not quite the same as foot-binding...
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I wear heels when im going out to a party/ club/ wedding etc i wouldnt dream
Of wearing flats to an occasion (mabye at a house party??) makes
Me feel "done up" or more glam and slimmer LOL
I wear huge heels to wedges to flip flops and birkenstocks. Oh and luminois roshe runs!!
I wore trainers and also converse to work and my feet & back KILLLLLED ME!!! I now have a super super ugly pair of birkenstocks and i get the mickey taken out of me constantly LOL
As ummm says flats hurt too! I love flip flops. Love my jelly flats too and my pompom flats (very tinkerbell!!!!) xx
Of wearing flats to an occasion (mabye at a house party??) makes
Me feel "done up" or more glam and slimmer LOL
I wear huge heels to wedges to flip flops and birkenstocks. Oh and luminois roshe runs!!
I wore trainers and also converse to work and my feet & back KILLLLLED ME!!! I now have a super super ugly pair of birkenstocks and i get the mickey taken out of me constantly LOL
As ummm says flats hurt too! I love flip flops. Love my jelly flats too and my pompom flats (very tinkerbell!!!!) xx
