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mrstobe2012
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does losing a significant amount of weight make wearing heels less painful? x
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I would doubt it. When I was skinny for my height heels hurt. It can relieve a lot of the pressure on joints, so your joints might hurt less. But I doubt it would do anything for wearing high heels.0
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Nope. I wear ridicously amazing high heels and they still hurt! But nothing looks better than a great pair of heels!0
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us gals sure do love our heels and I'm sorry to say it but we have to endure the pain! I find that insoles can help and also those little gel pads 'Angel feet' really help take the pressure of the balls of the feet. You probably get them for the heels as well?
As I get older I try to be sensible and only wear them if I'm not going to be walking a lot but I have seen me wear them for a days shopping and being in agony, but I don't feel dressed up unless I'm wearing my heels lol0 -
I don't think so.
I'm wearing heels today and I wore heels all weekend and my feet were still hurting.
Pain is beauty0 -
aww I guess i'll just have to stop being a wimp then lol x0
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I find it less painful, though I don't wear ridiculously high heels (2-3 inches).0
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I would imagine that it might have something to do with the quality of the shoe. Not to sound like a shoe snob, but my Clarks and Bandolinos, while a little pricier, have always done right by me. The $19.99 Payless, as cute as they are, I find either cause back or leg pain. I can spend a week training/teaching in my Clarks and be fine. I can go out to a dinner party in cheap shoes and need to kick them off under the table when I sit down. And those dang skyscraper heels? Yeah. I haven't found a pair I can wear for long periods of time.0
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Yes it does and it makes my calves look amazing.....errrrr crap I said too much0
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I think losing weight probably does make *some* difference, but the thing I really noticed is that when my core muscles are stronger, walking in heels becomes MUCH easier and more comfortable.0
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Nope. I wear ridicously amazing high heels and they still hurt! But nothing looks better than a great pair of heels!
ThisHeels!
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I don't go any higher than 5 inches. All my shoes are 5 inches. Also having really small feet makes the incline so much more painful.
Try buying heels with a slightly thicker heel and slight platform and less incline. It doesn't hurt as much Hmmm i can't describe what i mean without pictures haha0 -
i noticed when i wear heels now that i am bigger my ankles hurt more than they use to... bur even at my skinniest they still hurt LOL0
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No, but wearing them less often does, and will benefit your health.0
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I've tried wearing them when I was super skinny and super big...they hurt, I love them...but I won't wear them.0
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I LOVE HEELS! Any height and I wear them daily! I will even run after my son in them:) They do not usually hurt my feel but for my super tall ones I put special insoles so my feet do not slide around so much. Maybe that would help the pain?0
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YES. I could NEVER last a night in heels before. And that was when I'd be sitting down.. now I'm up dancing all night in them lol. So the answer is definitely yes!0
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Nope. I wear ridicously amazing high heels and they still hurt! But nothing looks better than a great pair of heels!0
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NO!0
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Yes it did for me I used to wear heels a lot when I was smaller and yes they still hurt but I could almost last a night out in them but now I'm bigger I always have to put some flats in my handbag because after a few hours it's just too painful!0
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I like heels they make a great difference when you wear a nice dress, heel are the feminine part of us, the shoes they make now have the so called "plateau" that in some way raise a little bit the plant of the foot so that the heel doesn't hurt so much because the foot is helped, but anyway the make our feet tired and sore I mean...nothing changed!!0
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