How Do You Walk In High Heeled Shoes?
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Emery said:
hey Emery,
i missed your reply
TY! So, its the same for men as well? A lot of people don't get it. They are like how can you find comfort in heels but anything else is likely to leave me tripping. On flat days, everyone must think I am drunk or need a stronger prescription 
off the walls. You are rocking tfs for me!Wearing heels is a lot like ice skating: it's a means of moving from place to place in a whole different way, in which the moving itself is a major part of the fun. 
Besides, when you are well balanced on heels, it's more like a dance than a mere walk.
Besides, when you are well balanced on heels, it's more like a dance than a mere walk.omg...THAT IS SO TRUE. I never thought i would find peeps that loved shoes and UNDERSTOOD. I feel fit to cry. In joy of course.
I wore some heels to pick up the west indian takeaway about an hour ago and that little 15mins journey was a rhytmnic experience that changed my very centre. yes, I am talking about the core of the body. 3 fingers above your belly button, breathe in and fee. then put on some heels and do the same....feel the difference
I must sound like such a freak!
I wore some heels to pick up the west indian takeaway about an hour ago and that little 15mins journey was a rhytmnic experience that changed my very centre. yes, I am talking about the core of the body. 3 fingers above your belly button, breathe in and fee. then put on some heels and do the same....feel the difference
I must sound like such a freak!
why thank you dear!!! 
has anyone gone out in a pair of new pumps/heels but due to unbearable pain have had to resort to either buying some slippers to get home or worn their sis-in-laws disgusting leather-like brogues or had to get an unexpected cab?
I have found myself in all those situations!
I have found myself in all those situations!
BTW, someone asked me the other day how I walked in heels without swaying the way a woman does. The reason is that a guy's pelvic area is structured slightly differently from a girl's (has to do with not bearing children), so the articulation of the hip joint is different. The main effect on my walk - so I am told - is that I'm keeping my back much straighter than I used to in my pre-heel days.
I have a suggestion for girls who are "new" to wearing high heels. Start off by wearing knee high boots with high heels. A friend suggested it to me and it really helped. In my opinion it was helpful because the boots provided more support to my ankles and legs that pumps do. After I felt comfortable in high heeled boots I did well with pumps. Just a suggestion.
Emery said:Wearing heels is a lot like ice skating: it's a means of moving from place to place in a whole different way, in which the moving itself is a major part of the fun.
I almost forgot.....I totally agree with Emery! I'm a very different woman in heels versus kitten heels, flats, tennis shoes, etc. I LOVE heels!
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Bunions
I would suggest finding a good Chiropractor who knows how to adjust feet and toes. My wife is a chiropractor and has helped her mother by adjusting her feet and toes to fix bunions she had on both feet. Chances are though you will have to maintain treatments. Bunions are really a problem of a collapsing or collapsed arch and to deal with the additonal stress the toes pronate causing the condition.
If you are going to wear heels- I would suggest finding a talented Chiropractor to take care of the "damage" that comes from wearing heels. A GOOD Chiropractor will get after you for wearing heels, but should be able to adjust affected extremeties- not just your hips and back. Get a good going over once a week. Starting with your feet and toes, your knees, hips and sacral area, lumbar into your thoracic and cervicals. Heels thrust the hips forward which messes not only with the hips but the sacral and lumbar regions as well.
Almost all back and neck problems start at the feet. I say this will all concern and love- I am not against heels as I love to see my wife in them- but I am also for taking care of the body so that you don't sacrifice your body for the sake of an attractive sexy appearance.
hope that helps....
Aziandoll said:
I would suggest finding a good Chiropractor who knows how to adjust feet and toes. My wife is a chiropractor and has helped her mother by adjusting her feet and toes to fix bunions she had on both feet. Chances are though you will have to maintain treatments. Bunions are really a problem of a collapsing or collapsed arch and to deal with the additonal stress the toes pronate causing the condition.
If you are going to wear heels- I would suggest finding a talented Chiropractor to take care of the "damage" that comes from wearing heels. A GOOD Chiropractor will get after you for wearing heels, but should be able to adjust affected extremeties- not just your hips and back. Get a good going over once a week. Starting with your feet and toes, your knees, hips and sacral area, lumbar into your thoracic and cervicals. Heels thrust the hips forward which messes not only with the hips but the sacral and lumbar regions as well.
Almost all back and neck problems start at the feet. I say this will all concern and love- I am not against heels as I love to see my wife in them- but I am also for taking care of the body so that you don't sacrifice your body for the sake of an attractive sexy appearance.
hope that helps....
