<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=308675.msg15028378#msg15028378">Quote from: Nygenn on 18-08-2019, 17:27:21</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">I genuinely don't get heels. I have yet to meet a women who tells me she thinks its comfortable footwear, with most finding any excuse to slip the things off. They impair movement, are actually bad for your feet, and are usually needlessly expensive. They don't even look good and girls generally prefer to be smaller than their men, so I am honestly confused whenever I see a women put on heels when she goes out... and yet they all do it  ???<br/><br/>I guess it's like smoking, where marketing and peer pressure let people to believe it's something they want? The stance on smoking is changing though and I wonder if the same will happen for heels.<br/><br/>I'm not trying to provoke anyone. If you disagree please feel encouraged to enlighten me. I'd like to understand.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Nope. Not defending heels. I'm just going to FIGHT YOU!!! I said I was going to fight everyone earlier, anyway, so I may as well start with you!<br/><br/>Heels are the furthest thing from practical, but have you ever looked at your own butt while wearing them? Your legs look like beauties too since you pretty much always have to have your calves working overtime. Hahaha. I'm a smaller human being and get up to like, average male height (5'8"ish?) in them so pffft, that ain't no problem.<br/><br/>It's a definite effort vs reward thing and the reward farrrrrrr outweighs the grief of them for me. Wedges and pumps are often more forgiving but, even still, I'm perfectly fine dealing with the trouble. :O