How do you men feel about these 4-5inch platform heels that are in style for women? (sexier, difference)
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Good thing you reminded me of that, WyoNewk! Maybe you can enlighten me. I have absolutely no use for open-toed pumps of this type and they're all over!
They're extremely uncomfortable and hot to wear in summer barefoot and they look awful worn with a hose in the winter. What is one supposed to do with them anyway?! And now they came up with open-toed damn BOOTS! One can't find normal shoes anymore!
Lately there's a model on the market I call "the perfect date" - the entire heel and part of the back of the shoes is covered with some serious spikes! Those shoes are handy weapons, I tell ya! They look sorta like these - http://www.shoeperwoman.com/wp-conte...pike-shoes.jpg - but the spikes are only in the back and on the heel. I've seen them in Dillard's, but can't find them on their website.
Yeah, the 4" slender heels are often called that. Except I've always heard them called "f-me shoes", not heels.
I owned a shoe store for a few years. I once sold some nice open-toed dress shoes to a gal who brought them back the next day. She said her husband wouldn't let her keep them because they showed too much toe and were too sexy.
Did your store happen to be on the north side of Jacksonville?
Speaking of f*me heels, I wore a pair of high heel over the knee boots to a birthday party last weekend. I had some guy come over and tell me I won the "best boots contest." I replied "I don't know if that's good or bad!?" and he then told me he wanted to get a pair for his wife. I still don't know if I should take it as an insult or a compliment. My husband thinks it was a compliment, but I think he's biased.
I think gals look rediculous in high platforms. I laugh when I see them walking, or trying to walk...they look like clown shoes and create an unnatural gait.
Heels, sans the bulky platforms, can look nice but when you get up to and over 4" it's obvious the girl is trying way too hard. Again, I laugh.
Don't even get me started on the health and safety issues.
Its sad when a woman is defined by the kind of SHOES or heels she wears....now there is a time and place for certain type of heels but non the less....i'm very open minded about these kind of issues because i dont waste my time sweatin a woman about bull**** like that....good women wear heels and hoes wear flats...dont be so quick to judge a woman or anybody for that matter simply by what they choose to wear....
Surely you must be kidding with this foolishness Flip that around and it'll read better.
Surely you must be kidding with this foolishness Flip that around and it'll read better.
It's no more foolish than thinking ho's don't wear flats! Newflash babe...it's the woman IN the shoes not THE shoes that makes the difference between a good woman and a ho. Sounds like you need to broaden your horizons just a wee bit.
I don't care what men think, I'll wear what I please.
Don't you care that I might like it just a little?
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And now they came up with open-toed damn BOOTS!
They look sorta like these - 
My husband thinks it was a compliment, but I think he's biased. 
