High Heels

I actually don't think there is a specific name for a fear of high heels. I myself have a fear of Red High heels and haven't been able to find a scientific name for it as of yet.

There are many places where one can purchase Coach heels. One can purchase these heels directly from the Coach website. One may also purchase these heels from reputable online retailers such as Amazon.

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You can purchase purple heels at any place that sells high heels. Macy's, Nordstrom, Nieman Marcus. If price is a factor, almost every major city has outlets for designer stores. You can purchase heels and shoes for a little bit cheaper at those places.

Considering high heels have nothing to do with the urinary system, I don't see why not.
Unless you're wearing them wrong (hint - they go on the feet).

I'd imagine they would make your legs a bit "higher" when you're doing your business, but it shouldn't affect your ability to urinate (they may affect your "aim" if they are very, very high heels).
If your heels do, somehow, interfere with your ability to urinate, simply take them off until you are done.


However if you're asking about urinating into someone else's actual shoes, I'd advise against it. You could get in trouble with the law (there is DNA in urine).
If you're asking about urinating into your own actual shoes, well, a little (very) abnormal but, each to their own, I suppose.

women in high heels and skirts because its easy access and the high heels are a turn on if you keep them on ;] high heels and skirts!

Yes, although it may make them look freakishly tall, if they are already comparatively tall to those around them.

They are called the Pointe Shoe With Heels (also known as Dori Shoes). They enabled the dance to go from en pointe to standing on heel but now are rare and not really used anymore.

Some people believe wearing heels at a young age can stunt your growth, but theres a actually no proof behind that theory.

This is my question and I don't have a clue where to get them I wanted some for my party that's coming up and going to my friends party's to! I don't want very tall heels I only want small ones (or wedges) I love these ones on very.co.uk they were called: freespirit elanor wedged shoes or something like that but mam won't let me have them :( please tell me if u know where to find some and I have looked on payless but its rubbish there aren't high heels there and if there is some they cost a lot of money ( I want them cheap too! :) ) Thanks x

Nicki Minaj walks in high heels with confidence and poise, often showcasing her signature style through bold fashion choices. She typically emphasizes a strong posture, taking deliberate steps to maintain balance and stability. Her experience as a performer also contributes to her ability to navigate various terrains while wearing heels, allowing her to captivate audiences with her presence. Overall, her high-heeled walks are a blend of artistry and personal flair.

It's important for family relationships to maintain appropriate boundaries, especially regarding privacy and personal space. While sleeping arrangements can vary among families, the situation described raises concerns about comfort and appropriateness, particularly given the father's open demeanor and encouragement of certain clothing choices. Open communication about personal boundaries and feelings is essential to ensure a healthy and respectful relationship. If either party feels uncomfortable, it may be beneficial to seek guidance from a trusted professional or counselor.

Because its super comfy and makes me taller, or possibly to keep your heal out of muck and water and maybe even prevent sharp things from peircing your foot.

I don't think an arch will form. heels force the feet into a position that puts stress on the ball of the foot. But inserts and rolling the arch of your foot on a soup can will help

Red High Heels was created on 2006-09-13.

No it is not legal do ask such things, unless you have a contract to say so. You should be able to refuse if so choose and be fine on a legal basis. I would suggest however that maybe you reconsider making a big deal out of this. As your supervisor this woman has obviously had to work hard over the years to achieve a management position. She probably also has achieved a higher education level that yourself. As a result she is now further along in her life and higher up in life than yourself. Even though it might be hard to do i feel that you should show her that you recognise this by not refusing her request for you to dress and look as she wants. As a staff member under her supervision I feel that you have an obligation to show her this respect and therefore you should be obedient enough to follow her wishes and get that hair cut, wear the skirt and heels like she has told you to. I think you will find that your relationship with her will improve greatly as a result. It is important that if you have argued with her about this subject you should as quickly as possible change your appearance as soon as possible to how she wants it, and then present yourself to her so she can see that you are doing what she asked. I'm sure if you do this and appologise to her for being disobedient she will forgive and move on. * Maybe. It depends upon the job requirements as they were explained to the prospective employee before they were hired. Such terms are not usually included in the application but should have been discussed at the interview or in accompanying material such as an employee handbook. If the employee has been working at the business under different circumstances than what was noted and then was required to change his or her style of dress it could be grounds for discrimination charges. * I disagree with the education and respect thing: just because you are smarter than a subordinate or hold a higher position (because you earned it) you still don't have the right to break the law. Therefore, it is illegal for her to require you to do this. However, bosses can be bossy. If you want to keep your job and not get a hair cut, etc., then your side of the case would hold up, from a legal standpoint. But, if you choose this route, your relationship with your boss is not going to be well at all, making work uncomfortable. I have a relative who was hurt on the job, so she is legally has the right to keep her job. Her bosses make work like heck for her and try to fire her, and she is constantly going to court for another lawsuit! I think someone shouldn't put themselves through all of that hassle and time. If you start one lawsuit, tensions will rise, and more will follow. If, however, you want to keep your job (and not have a high tension stressful work environment or hate the circumstances you might be in), you should simply submit to your boss's requests, and at least she'll remain happy. I'm sure you'll get over it eventually, and if she's happy, you're probably not going to get fired. (like i said, if you got fired based on her telling you to get a haircut and you don't, you should win in court, but work will be h*ll!). Do you want your job bad enough? Good Luck, and I hope you are happy with whichever route you choose :)

Yes

high heels do give the feet pain, but when you walk only on the ball of your feet(front part of feet). also if you wear high heels often for a long period of time, this can cause a bone to stick out from the back of your foot, but if your feet do hurt after wearing them once, do give them a massage.

PRAVAIR - (Brand Name)

i have couple of my friends buy these and are really WALKING TALL!!

their website is www.pravair.com

It depend the brand and the place you buy them, and mostly ,it will be much cheaper to shop in online stores like milanoo.com or amazon.com

Depends on her heels. If she was wearing 10 inch heels she would be 7 foot 2, and a 5'6" man would probably come up a little bit over the bum.

If your date is 5'9", and you are 5'5", you can wear up to 4 inch heels.

Contact a Prosthetic Supplier. All may not handle the high heel prosthetics because of cost, but probably could direct you to a facility that does.

They run 69.99 and come in black and white. You can order them online at hollandfootwear.com