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I can't wear them because I have Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease especially from my knees down and if I wear shoes that aren't perfectly flat then I can't walk at all in them. But with flats I have no problem running or whatever. Still I wonder how can people walk in them with out hurting themselves.
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How to walk in heels: 1) Tip toe through the tulips. Don't walk on your heels, walk on your toes. 2) Put one foot in front of the other. Walk in a straight line. 3) Small steps, doesn't look good to have big steps. Very bad at it though -.-' I'm very impatient. 4) No such thing as running and walking fast in heels!!! T.T |
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... ... ... *third look at icon and sig* ... ... ... !!!!!!!!!! Dear God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You just gave me a heart attack!!! Is that you, said bf? |
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Thanks for the advice but I don't like heels and I can't walk that way my CMT keeps me from standing like that much less walk. If I wear so much as a shoe with the square on the back my legs just give out on me. But thanks anyway. |
This may jsut be me, I admit I did not read every post, but I won't wear a shoe that isn't platform and at least, least three inches high... I walked five miles in a pair once... Granted I never did it again (started out to fast in new exercise routine).
But this sounds really stupid... I get all my shoes at Salvation Army, Goodwill, or Gabriel's... The cheap shops... Second hand shops usually get really nice platform-ish shoes, because they are old. I smear some black wax on them, like, a thin layer of melted in the deep scuffs in the backs and toes, and sometiimes the sides, then I use a old fashioned polishing kit to blend the whole thing, and I have a nice pair of shoes... If you get really good at it, you can almost create patent leather looks... I um... I'm really damn poor... |
[quote=insertwittyname]No such thing as running and walking fast in heels!!!/QUOTE]
Sure there is you just have to know how to run on the balls of your feet and not use your heel. I happen to believe that you should not be allowed to wear shoes that inhibit the way you move (because of this belief my friend made me go through an obstacle course in 5in stilettos) |
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Me: -.- ... *shut up shut up shut up!!! it's too slow!!!!* Yes Mother.... |
i still think wearing heels and being taller than your boyfriend is just plain mean. -.-
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but it's so cute how you gripe!
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I am too poor to afford the expensive shops... but if you know what you are doing, it looks new and pretty. I like some stuff at Hot Topic... mostly the tights... but I end up making my own... I do buy long gloves there when they have them. Because I can't make gloves... Not that talented. I have thigh-highs that I stitched lace onto. I am a very cheap person, and I am great at haggling. If I had the money for Hot Topic, I would probably go to those stores still though. I love thrift shops and Flea Markets. |
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My mother takes me to department stores. She's never let me go inside a thrift store and I've never taken step in a flea market. You are one lucky person. My mother has also made a ban on black. I also can't sew and she can't teach me. Basically, my clothing luck is zero and mother gets little of what I want. |
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For sewing... go to Wal-Mart. Then the cloth section and they have a area where the cloth is one dollar a yard. get a needle and some $0.22 thread and practice... I find there are two ways to sew that work... In and out style, or put the two edges together and go in one... out the other then in the same one is a circular pattern. that seems to hold best if done right... but in and out works if you are really careful. I taught myself and I started by jsut stitching lace on to stuff. Then I got an umbrella and made a parasol by sewing lace onto the panels. Now I am remaking a hundred year old REAL parasol that had ripped because the cloth shrunk. So it was all jsut step by step... Hand made stuff is much more satisfying to get complimented on, then getting praised for your ability to pair up machine made stuff. I am putting up a sewing thing later... once I get a dress form to take pictures of... because I use myself as a dressform now... and I don't wear much when I sew for a better fit. Sorry if I talked a really long time... I have to run now... a giant town yardsell is going on. yay collective yardselling. ^.^ Cheap crap! |
Cheap crap is fun! I live in the suburbs of LA area and I don't have enough time to change in the mornings at school. As for the dye, I'd have to have a friend buy it for me and dye my stuff while my mother is away. See if she'd give up. Probably not.
My cousin was starting to wear black more often, so my mother's brother was freaking out that he'd want to be goth. While cousin is away, daddy dearest threw away everything black but for the socks. Poor cousin of mine now can't buy black. I don't want my mother to pull a leaf from her brother's book. Nope. Nuh-uh. |
I don't understand why people have an issue with the color black
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I know, it's just a color, and it's not some heinous color like pink and those freaky ladies that won't even wear different colored undies.
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