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Posted Sep 20, 2007 by  B'Elana [©] ACE- Minister of Abbr. - Celebrating The Post 10th Birthday @ A58768988
and ankles hurt by merely reading this. 
Great entry, I enjoyed reading it, even if I don't intend to walk on high heels. 
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Posted Sep 21, 2007 by Thought I should change my name back to 'Mina' to avoid confusion
Thanks very much! Actually, it's the legs that hurt most after wearing heels - although I've only worn high boots, so perhaps shoes offer less support. I've had sorer feet in completely flat shoes.
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Posted Sep 21, 2007 by B'Elana [©] ACE- Minister of Abbr. - Celebrating The Post 10th Birthday @ A58768988
I remember wearing heels when I was young, although I don't think they were higher than two inches - and I only wore them when I went to a dance.
Now, I'd just risk twisting my ankles if I tried wearing anything higher than flat.
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Posted Sep 21, 2007 by Thought I should change my name back to 'Mina' to avoid confusion
I'd never dance in my heels  Don't want to damage them.
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Posted Sep 21, 2007 by B'Elana [©] ACE- Minister of Abbr. - Celebrating The Post 10th Birthday @ A58768988
I've never possessed 'real' heels, like stilettos. And I managed to walk in them, but then I had to get to the dance and afterwards get home somehow.
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Posted Sep 24, 2007 by Thought I should change my name back to 'Mina' to avoid confusion
At the weekend I tried on some that were over 6"! Staggered to the loo with my hand on a lovely gentleman's arm, but pretty much sat down for the rest of the time.
My feet aren't really big enough for heels that high.
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Posted Sep 24, 2007 by B'Elana [©] ACE- Minister of Abbr. - Celebrating The Post 10th Birthday @ A58768988
Sounds as if you didn't listen to your own advice about exercising first etc.
I'm a size 5 shoe-wise, so that sounds as if 6" heels wouldn't do it for me.
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Posted Sep 24, 2007 by Thought I should change my name back to 'Mina' to avoid confusion
It was a bit unexpected! If I was seriously intending to try walking properly in them I'd have to read my entry again to see what I'm supposed to be doing. My feet are around a size 6, most of my boots are a size 7, not sure what these were, didn't get a chance to look at them properly.
Depends whether that gentleman invites me round again as to whether I try them again I guess. 
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Posted Sep 24, 2007 by B'Elana [©] ACE- Minister of Abbr. - Celebrating The Post 10th Birthday @ A58768988
Well, if he enjoyed being the 'strong' man whose support was needed, I'm sure he'll invite you again. 
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Posted Sep 24, 2007 by Thought I should change my name back to 'Mina' to avoid confusion
Well, he has, but I'm playing hard to get. Cos wearing those boots, I can't run away!
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Posted Aug 25, 2008 by adrienne50
My goodness, no lady should ever have to feel that wearing heels makes her less powerful than a man.
1. A woman is never less powerful, unless she makes herself so. It is her duty (to him and to her) to work on her self-esteem and self-assurance. Heels make any deficiency in this area a little more evident. Cultivating posture good enough to carry yourself properly when wearing heels can improve self-esteem, funny enough. Maybe because you MUST stand correctly if you don't want to be in pain soon. If your shoulders are rounded, you will walk hunched forward, knees bent, and shortly your back and calves will hurt. Worse, you will look like you're about to fall off a tall building.
2. A woman in heels is sexy and gorgeous - but also dangerous. If she is accosted, all she has to do is stamp her stilettoed heel through his instep. Well, this sounds harsh - but you can be thinking about the consequences otherwise. Guaranteed, her assailant is not only not going to be running after her, but will suddenly be thinking of nothing but the sensation running through his foot and up his leg, giving her time to get away and to safety.
3. Needing a companion's assistance to walk in difficult places or to be driven, carried or steadied is simply part of the social dance that occurs when a woman is in high fashion or fetish wear. This is also true of corsets and other clothes that don't allow you to stride down the street, stoop to pick things up, run, jump or otherwise to move quickly and freely. Why else would any woman bother with such silly restrictions to her movement?
LOL it's all a wonderful game. Enjoy it.
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Posted Aug 25, 2008 by Thought I should change my name back to 'Mina' to avoid confusion
Thanks for reading, but I certainly wasn't feeling less powerful than him. I think he enjoyed his helpless damsel in distress and his enjoyment made me very happy for reasons I won't go into here. So we were both winners, any power was exchanged all fair and square.
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