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⌈ Secret Post #2412 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Learning to walk in heels

[thene]

I finally got the hang of two-inch wedge heels last year! It's really just a matter of buying something comfy and using them until it doesn't feel weird. I started with a very comfy pair from Clarks. I'd suggest trying something with a wedge heel at first though rather than something narrow/pointy - much harder to fuck up. Clarks is a VERY comfy brand but kinda expensive outside of their sales and their UK clearance stores.

Re: Learning to walk in heels

[shortysc22]

Clarks is pretty common here and you can catch them on good sales at Macys, my mom swears by them! Personally, I like Aerosoles.

Another tip might be to start with something with a thick heel, I used to wear boots that had a wide heel and they were so comfortable. I'm so mad that they broke (after 9 years, what could I expect?)

Re: Learning to walk in heels

[(Anonymous)]

UK anon here, I love Clarks shoes! A new pair of Clarks shoes is a real treat for me, especially as they carry half-sizes over here and I take a 6.5 so I can get exact fits!

Re: Learning to walk in heels

[thene]

the best Clarks treat was when I bought a pair in the Clarks clearance store in Woolwich with my US debit card. They were meant to be £28. My card got charged $28. Wish I'd bought ALL THE SHOES.