• Trouble logging in? Send us a message with your username and/or email address for help.

A question for the ladies

New posts
yes!!! it happens. take some advil. take it like a woman. you will be fine.

Numbness definitely happens.
(PS Love your siggy line;-))

Oh the pain was pretty sever last night, it was only masked by booze.

:lolabove: A truly wench worthy medication!!
(which I began making great use of back in the highly stilletto heeled 80's era).
 
I'd look for more heels that are comfortable. I only wear the hot-looking uncomfortable ones for short periods of time- I try them on at the store, admire myself for a minute or two, then put them back. Try a pair of hot-looking boots that are comfortable. Hot AND comfortable is the ticket- you just have to look a little longer and they don't necessarily have to be expensive. Also, in heels, depending on the shoe, go up a half size or full size for swelling. If the shoe is a 5 inch mega-ho, you may want to get a smaller size than what you normally wear so that it fits like a horses hoof. :D You could also invest in professional dance shoes- just add a street bottom instead of a dance floor sole. Try to get your heels in a wider width, that also may help. Rock on wild one. :D
 
You're fine - your feet just aren't used to it, you wore cheap shoes, and concrete is even worse. :roll:

Keep whining and next year we'll make you wear an underwire or something w/ boning. ;-)
 
You're fine - your feet just aren't used to it, you wore cheap shoes, and concrete is even worse. :roll:

Keep whining and next year we'll make you wear an underwire or something w/ boning. ;-)

I had under wire thank you very much. Define boning... :biggrin:
 
I'd look for more heels that are comfortable. I only wear the hot-looking uncomfortable ones for short periods of time- I try them on at the store, admire myself for a minute or two, then put them back. Try a pair of hot-looking boots that are comfortable. Hot AND comfortable is the ticket- you just have to look a little longer and they don't necessarily have to be expensive. Also, in heels, depending on the shoe, go up a half size or full size for swelling. If the shoe is a 5 inch mega-ho, you may want to get a smaller size than what you normally wear so that it fits like a horses hoof. :D You could also invest in professional dance shoes- just add a street bottom instead of a dance floor sole. Try to get your heels in a wider width, that also may help. Rock on wild one. :D

I don't think they make those 5 inch Stilettos in a size 10 or 11 for him.:funn::funn::funn:
 
New posts


Sign Up for SoWal Newsletter












                               
Back
Top