yes, i am aware. still, people who decide to dance ballet, they're doing it for more than just looking 'sexy' and I'm pretty sure society doesn't pressure anyone into becoming a ballerina. with heels it is quite different.
I wear heels frequently... If you walk correctly you shouldn't cause foot damage... and I wear them because it forces me to concentrate on my posture (I have early stage kyphosis) and it keeps my leg muscles toned.
Lindsmolinari no one is pressuring you to ware heels it's ultimately your choice and if you damage your feet because of it you can only blame yourself not society.
Yeah, it can make the ass more shapely but that's really just compensating for an ass that isn't naturally shapely. It'd be like saying make-up is sexy.
Not always. Asses can be shapely before heels just like faces are pretty before make-up. Your personal preference is no heels and no make-up and that's fine but don't say that it's not sexy because that's your opinion, not a fact, and it shames those who like to put make up on and wear heels whether they need it or not.
and if your ass is already shapely it gets more shapely with heels... plus comparing to makeup would more equivalent to compare to body shapers... heels use your own body and muscles to make themselves look good, like standing on a hill would..
Okay, I'm not saying I agree with garlog (I don't), but you can't tell him not to say heels/makeup aren't sexy just because it's his opinion because it is, you know, his opinion.
@wittyusernamehere
"Asses can be shapely before heels"
Yes, obviously. I didn't imply otherwise.
@deviledapple
"if your ass is already shapely it gets more shapely with heels"
Only to a certain extent. An ass can only get so tight. The law of diminishing returns also has an effect.
" plus comparing to makeup would more equivalent to compare to body shapers... heels use your own body and muscles to make themselves look good, like standing on a hill would.. "
Wearing heels does reshape the body, so they're equivalent to body shapers in this context. Body shapers are a better comparison, but I think my comparison is still accurate.
"Yeah, it can make the ass more shapely but that's really just compensating for an ass that isn't naturally shaped."
Yeah, you did. Saying that it makes up for an ass that isn't naturally shaped is implying that asses (that belong to women who wear heels) can't be shapely because they are "compensating".
Obviously people who have shapley asses can also wear heels. But they don't need to, and it doesn't significantly change the way their asses look. I'm clearly not implying that only heel-augmented asses are shapley.
It's not about can but who actually does. And your comment clearly sounds like women who don't have shapely asses are the ones who do. And I also didn't say that you said only women who have un-shapely asses wear heels.
it seems to me the more attractive a person is the more likely they are to wear heels... its a natural tendency to care more when you already feel like you are pretty when you try....
"women of both shapely and un-shapely asses equally wear heels"
Ah. I don't think that was implied. Agree to disagree, I guess, as much as I dislike that phrase.
Not sure if you're joking or not, but I don't but if I see a woman, or a man, walking like a newborn calf, I'll still applaud them for wearing the heels in the first place
"Asses can be shapely before heels"
Yes, obviously. I didn't imply otherwise.
@deviledapple
"if your ass is already shapely it gets more shapely with heels"
Only to a certain extent. An ass can only get so tight. The law of diminishing returns also has an effect.
" plus comparing to makeup would more equivalent to compare to body shapers... heels use your own body and muscles to make themselves look good, like standing on a hill would.. "
Wearing heels does reshape the body, so they're equivalent to body shapers in this context. Body shapers are a better comparison, but I think my comparison is still accurate.
Yeah, you did. Saying that it makes up for an ass that isn't naturally shaped is implying that asses (that belong to women who wear heels) can't be shapely because they are "compensating".
It tends to be that way, in my experience.
Ah. I don't think that was implied. Agree to disagree, I guess, as much as I dislike that phrase.
I don't give a shit.
I didn't say I didn't give shit.
And the point of my post was to show how his post was pointless.
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@nicholaskain
I am.