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Those heels are higher than my foot is long. There is no way I could wear them at all.

(My feet are only 6 inches long, my foot would end before the toe touched the floor.)

I wear 5 inch heels daily. I love the look and more and more the heel height is rising in everyday wear. Look in fashion mags and people ect...all thcelebs are wearing the designers 5"

We must be twins! I wear about 5" heels every day pretty much as well. hehe sometimes i go soft and only wear 4" heels or sometimes i cheat and have a few pairs that are 5" but have a hidden platform if i know i have lots and lots of walking to do!

I actually tried wearing my ballerina heels (7-8" cant remember exactly) when we went out on the weekend at night! I only lasted a small amount of time myself but it was so damm sexy wearing them out (My man made me only wear a trenchcoat with nothing underneath incase we both got a bit frisky while we were out..... and lets just say they did not disappoint)

Wouldn't recommend it for everyone because they are hard to wear but ive been practising around the house a fair bit lately and can actually stand up in them and walk around a little bit now. And of course they are group for a bit of bondage play... Ive been hogtied with these on and and an anal hook and it gives my man something to look at/grab while he's having his way with me!

Personally, They are simply amazing and the most arousing footwear i could ever wear

I'm curious for both yourself and others that say 'the higher the better' how high are you talking about?
Do you wear heels over 5" pretty much everyday or is it just special occasions that you wear heels this high?

Just curious as to the reasons people have stated the higher the better as opposed to say the 5" option.

Obviously myself i have stated i own a few pairs of ballerina heels and was just wondering what others are into including heights/styles etc(it may be for example 7-8" platform heels therefore higher than 5")

Holy moley! I know what weapon you'll pull out on any bad guys stupid enough to break into your home!

Nipple piercing was also in vogue for a short time in the Victorian Era.

And the "Prince Albert" piercing (on the penis) was pretty common too! And it wasn't about sex at all and was used as a clip for clothing or something - eek!

I have extremely high arches, so I have an advantage. I never used to be able to walk in heels, but I practiced. I would wear them randomly around the house to strengthen leg and foot muscles, and then take a break. It's good to alternate heel height for strengthening muscles and also so you don't kill your feet.

I was so proud of myself when I was able to walk in 5 inch stilettos I bought over break. I've always been intimidated by stilettos, but these shoes and I were a match made in heaven

I think the Victorians said that, but it was for sex. Believe me, you can't attach clothing to a Prince Albert. OW! You'd rip it right through the urethra.

According to legend, Victoria's husband, THE Prince Albert had one of these piercings. So did John Dillinger, in the 1930s.

All it takes is practice and just getting used to the different way your balance/weight is distributed and compensating for that when you walk.

But like everything practice makes perfect....a few years ago i could wear only abouy 3 inch heels now i can walk (reasonably easily) in 6 or 7 inch heels

I can do 4" easy, but I would love to be able to rock any height of heels!

I can wear most heels, however walking or standing (for a lengthy period) can get painful. Plus I'm already six foot, heels become overkill after a while..

I have a bad leg, can't wear them! Plus the few times I have tried I stumble around like a drunken idiot. Haha. You should have seen me at my wedding (we were married on a boat- a floating chapel) with heals and the sway of the water. Add in the nerves and I was a wreck. : )

I need cushions for the balls of my feet, too. I usually end up taking the shoes off.

I can't eat with ANY shoes on. My Man finds it humorous that I have to eat in my stocking feet or barefoot, even in restaurants.

Now, that's classy.