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    Tall girls who wear heels....

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    • Posts: 809 Member
      hmm, just came here to creep pictures.
    • Posts: 646 Member
      Me too!
    • Posts: 184 Member
      I'm 5'10 and always wear heels :) I like being tall but definitely had to learn to embrace it when I was younger.

      I do also like that as a tall girl I don't HAVE to wear heels to feel hot though, that's quite useful!
    • Posts: 646 Member
      Rock those heels...I'm 6'3"...it works for me!
    • Posts: 115 Member
      chloeelizabethm wrote: »
      I'm 5'10 and always wear heels :) I like being tall but definitely had to learn to embrace it when I was younger.

      I do also like that as a tall girl I don't HAVE to wear heels to feel hot though, that's quite useful!

      Fantastic!
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    • Posts: 675 Member
      It really depends on your overall shape. If you are curvy and tall then go for hills.
    • Posts: 235 Member
      I am 6 feet tall without heels. Yes, I wear heels and enjoy it. I don't think it's fair for me to not be able to wear heels just because I happen to be tall lol. Heels are soooo pretty. Yes people tell me i am tall with or without heels, so what the heck. Im going to enjoy wearing them.
    • Posts: 3,845 Member
      needernt wrote: »
      It really depends on your overall shape. If you are curvy and tall then go for hills.

      Not sure what being curvy has to do with wearing heels....
    • Posts: 13,254 Member
      Ahhh, the benefits of being 5'0"....I'll never have to worry about this.
    • Posts: 4,475 Member
      Did I ever tell you I love short women?
    • Posts: 440 Member
      I'm 5'2" and I mostly wear flats, I have friends who are 6' and wear heels. Wear what you want!
    • Posts: 407 Member
      I'm around 5'9", and have in the past struggled with this same issue of wearing heels or not. Before my weight loss, I felt like a complete elephant in heels (you see, my favorite heels are around 4 1/2" heels). Now that I have legs and an *kitten* that look amazing in yoga pants, I've ventured into wearing the heels again. Only problem is finding a man tall enough. Yes, the man has to still be at least two inches taller when I wear my heels...
    • Posts: 1,107 Member
      *Does calculations* nope would be about the same height as you...
    • Posts: 407 Member
      Bummer! Sometimes I make exceptions...
    • Posts: 1,107 Member
      If I wore my new rocks I'd add an inch or so... ;)
    • Posts: 407 Member
      Typical boots with a buckaroo heel add about 2"...
    • Posts: 2,005 Member
      5'10" in bare feet, 6'+ in heels. WEAR ALL THE HEELZ. It's fun to be eye-to-eye with most men.
    • Posts: 380
      I'm 5'8" have dated in the distant past women who were taller even before heels. I say, if you've got it, flaunt it! It never bothered me for her to tower over me. Of course, we were the same height laying down. Just sayin'
    • Posts: 1,107 Member
      DavidFitFocus wrote: »
      Of course, we were the same height laying down. Just sayin'

      :mrgreen:

    • Posts: 139 Member
      5'10 and I love my heels on occasion. I am clumsy, so I don't wear them too often, but I rock them when I do. My boyfriend is the same height as me, so I tower over him, too, when I do. :P

      It used to make me uncomfortable being taller than people around me, especially in heels, but now it gives me confidence. Do what feels good, but don't go without just because of what other people might think. I've had quite a few people tell me they wish they were my height in heels, but some tell me I look like Godzilla. But hey, Godzilla was a beast.
    • Posts: 67 Member
      I'm 6 feet and never really had the nerves to use heels (other than a few special occasions). I now realise I had unsupportive friends and boyfriends growing up who told me not to. This thread had made me feel much better so thanks everyone!
    • Posts: 380
      If you've got it flaunt it and date guys who are secure about their own stuff!
    • Posts: 407 Member
      edited December 2014
      DavidFitFocus wrote: »
      If you've got it flaunt it and date guys who are secure about their own stuff!

      @ silverbeam Yes! Flaunt it if you have it! Don't ever let anyone make you feel inferior - we were all created different, and we have to love and flaunt everything about ourselves. Hard lesson I had to learn a long time ago, but well worth it!
    • Posts: 332 Member
      Im 5' 9" and i run in to the same problem lol.. i dont feel comfortable in heels but they hurt my feet anyways!! So i dont mind at all :) If you can rock it dont stop it!
    • Posts: 20 Member
      Omg you're fine :) I'm 5'9 and i wear 5 inch heels sometimes, embrace your inner Victoria Secret and own it! :)
    • Posts: 46
      I've been 5'11'' since I was 16 and it hasn't stopped me wearing heels! Granted, I'm very, very aware of people looking at my height, because they do, but at the end of the day, all you can do is OWN it. ;)
    • Posts: 606 Member
      Rock those heels and to heck with anyone who doesn't like it! ;)
    • Posts: 852 Member
      I am 5'9" and love wearing heels. I think they make us tall women look even leaner and leggier, which I think most men appreciate. DavidFitFocus sure does - thank you, sir! ;)
    • Posts: 1,948 Member
      I'm 5'10" and wear 3 inch heels almost every day...4 inches on occasion. I just look better in them. And I love being able to see over other people, especially in crowded subways. I always feel sorry for short people stuck with their face in somebody's armpit. That never happens to me.

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