Ladies: High heeled shoes or flats?

Answer 1

Flat shoes for walkin, high heels for stalkin....

Answer 2

Flats

Answer 3

I usea to always wear high heels until last year when flats made such a comeback! Now, I have several cute pairs of flats, and mostly save the heels for special occasions!

Answer 4

Tennis Shoes, Or Close Toe High Heels (Nothing Skiny and No Pointy Toes)

Answer 5

I think high heels cause they look good with almost everything but if you dont know how to walk in them then wear flats.

Answer 6

Something inbetween. I like height but can't do stilettos or uncomfortable high heels. I go for wedges, boots with chunky soles or trainers with very chunky soles in the daytime, or kitten heels to go out. I feel frumpy in flat shoes. I'd wear them if I was taller.

Answer 7

If you're short than high heel shoes
If your tall than flat shoes
^_^

Answer 8

When I want to be fashionable of course it's heels, but most of the time I wear flat soled shoes, sneakers on my job and flip-flops at home. It's cold where I live now so I wear hiking boots when I go outdoors.

Answer 9

i like to wear them both it depends on the situation. but if the girl is petite, small try the high heels if the girl is so tall and his guy is as tall as her prefer flat shoes.

Answer 10

heels most definitely - flats are truly disgusting. I wear heels all the time, and am sooo much more comfortable in them. I truly love the way a pair of feminine, unbelievably high, thin stiletto heels make my legs and feet look - soo utterly delicate, extremely sophisticated and unabashedly sexy. Heels improve your posture, and give a very sensual wiggly to your walk. With each diminutive step, my slim hips sway soo incredibly seductively. ( I'm the one you'd see in the grocery store line in extremely tall absolutely drop dead gorgeous stiletto heels mules, my impeccably polished toes absolutely slathered in expensive gold and diamond toe rings, an extremely large two caret diamond solitaire toe ring on my fourth toe ( it is so very decadent, the large diamond is set high and absolutely dwarfs my fourth toe) and a heavy diamond tennis bracelet around one of my slim ankles) I love all the wonderful attention I receive from men because of my choice of footwear I never have to open doors or pull out a chair, men sense my glamorous predicament and assist me. I've been wearing heels for so long that I absolutely cannot wear flats - they simply hurt when I try to walk in them. A 4 inch heel for me is actually quite normal. Wearing heels all the time is actually quite an expensive extravagance, (shoes, hosiery, thrice weekly pedicures,massages, jewelry etc) but to me it is so worth it. . Conversations absolutely stop when I stroll into a room precariously perched atop a pair of unthinkably tall, strappy stiletto sandals, lights glimmering off my luxurious diamond toe jewelry and expensive anklets, and I command the undivided attention of all present. These shoes aren’t about comfort, they are about boosting the feminine ego. Even after 5 years of wearing stilettos, I still feel so vulnerable, and unsteady, yet enchantingly glamorous and confident of myself while wearing my heels.

Some women, however, make light of my total commitment to wearing fashionable, feminine stilettos. Most women just don’t understand why I put up with the slight discomfort, and the self imposed limitations to my mobility caused by my choice of footwear. As you know, stairways, escalators uneven surfaces, cracks and gaps in the sidewalk, loose carpeting, and slick flooring all are potentially dangerous obstacles that a committed heel wearer must overcome at each and every turn throughout the day. I truly am disgusted by women that don’t respect MY CHOICE of pampering myself with fashionable, feminine stilettos.

Even with the discomfort, the mobility limitations, and the occasional snide comments from women, my choice to wear heels is worth it knowing that men feel that I’m the most feminine, alluring, and desirable creature in the room! It’s a feeling that most women will never experience, because so few women choose to wear these wonderful creations. I cannot imagine life without my heels; they are a large part of my persona!