Stillettos -
By snafushe
@snafushe (791)
Canada
10 responses
@Suzieque8403 (55)
• United States
14 Dec 09
I would have to say that some are worth the pain. But then again I have many pairs that do not hurt at all, they actually make my feet feel great. So I guess what I am saying, is that it depends on the shoe. There are some that I will wear and there are some that I will not wear.
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@Suzieque8403 (55)
• United States
29 Dec 09
Oh I understand what your saying completely. I love my little heal, longer leg looking shoes. Some of them hurt like heck, but I notice the less I spend on the shoe, the more comfy they are!
@eddify (412)
• Pakistan
12 Dec 09
That really depends I know friends who dont feel pain or any suffereing related to wearing hihg heels etc, for them the issue is to wear flats. If u ask me for my wearing high heels is a difficult. So I wear them to parties or when in wedding etc and all know it will not last for ever. But there are friends who wear them all the time. So i would say it depends from person to person.
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@eddify (412)
• Pakistan
12 Dec 09
Thats true and I forget to mention it, but you may say its more or less a habit of wearing heels. Like my sister she is a doctor and she wears heels, now moving with them is really crazy but still people do. A fried of mine brought some high heel shoes for me from UK not one but 3 and I was not able to wear them once. My sister did in a wedding, but just imagine my house is at first floor, coming down from 22 stairs and then moving around it really scare me sometimes. I am still amazed how they manage it seriouly
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@snafushe (791)
• Canada
12 Dec 09
It definitely depends on who the person is, I know some girls who even go to work on them, and they spend their whole shift on their feet. Eight hours on four inch heels, personally I couldn't do it. There are the few girls out there who can seem to do it without any pain, I wonder what there secret is.
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@fwidman (11514)
• United States
5 Dec 09
I guess it depends on why you are wearing the stilettos As for pain and suffering, you can get that out of any pair of women's shoes, even flats. A shoe that fits the foot well will remove the pain and suffering part. Practicing walking in a pair of heels will help as well
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@snafushe (791)
• Canada
6 Dec 09
Haha I've realized that with plenty of different shoes, from blisters and bruises, it sucks! I try walking around in different sized heels and I'm slowly starting to get better at it, which is good because for someone my height (5'2) definitely needs some heels! Thanks for the advice and hopefully I'll get the hang of it soon!
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@Bianca_mergillano (1067)
• Philippines
8 Dec 09
I love wearing high heels but not all the time and it depends on the occasion and place but whenever I'm wearing a high heels I didn't feel the pain of wearing it because I'm used to it and though I'm used to it, I don't wear it all the time because it might cause some unwanted effects on my leg muscles. Yes, you look glamorous and gorgeous because of high heels and it adds you confidence that's why I love wearing it.
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@snafushe (791)
• Canada
8 Dec 09
My thoughts exactly Bianca. I usually only wear high heels when I'm going out or it's a special occasion. It's definitely not worth the pain and suffering all the time. I love the fact you can add stilettos to just any old outfit like jeans and it adds way more glamor to your outfit!
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@bounce58 (17385)
• Canada
5 Dec 09
As a guy, where I don't feel your pain and suffering, I think it's worth it. Really sexy for a girl to wear heels.
I work with a girl who always wore sneakers to work. She would just be in jeans and a T-shirt, and sneakers. Once afterwork I saw her at a local grocery store. She still had the same jeans and shirt, but she was wearing heels. It really opened my eyes on how different she looked. Made me look twice.
@snafushe (791)
• Canada
6 Dec 09
Haha see! Always good to hear a guys opinion on these topics, and prove that it really is worth the pain and suffering. I don't blame the girl for not wearing heels to work, standing on those for 8 hours would drive me mad! Unless of course you guys worked at somewhere with a dress code and you had to be dressy, otherwise no I do not blame her at all.
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@bubblicious0 (87)
• United States
6 Dec 09
Yes they are define worth it especially for me because I am short and I need that extra high
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@myliezl0903 (2726)
• Philippines
22 Dec 09
i love wearing them ., but honestly my legs are really aching afterwards ., so if i will wear them i always make sure to bring flats or slippers ., :D i love shoes!
@my_name_is_coco (4333)
• Philippines
22 Dec 09
I would choose a tapered heel or a pair of nice wedge over stilettos.I can't walk properly while wearing them.it is better to have a shoes with chunky heels than wobble over shoes with skinny heels.wedges and tapered heels are more comfortable than stilettos.it is not worth the pain.
@aphroditelily (172)
• Philippines
22 Dec 09
I love high heels in general, and I'll wear stillettos if they're the ones that would suit my outfit for the occasion. A couple of good alternatives would be wedges and platform heels. Of course, there's still a bit of pain involved.
But we girls are used to pain.
@aphroditelily (172)
• Philippines
22 Dec 09
Sorry for posting twice, I thought my previous response hadn't been posted.
@aphroditelily (172)
• Philippines
22 Dec 09
I love wearing high heels, but I'm more into wedges and platform shoes. A tad bit more comfortable that stilletos. But if stilletos are absolutely necessary (like formal occassions), by all means I'll get into them.
As the emo people say, "I'm used to pain."