The time has come.

AMKC

Its time for men to embrace how good it feels to wear high heels too,

https://www.italianshoes.com/en/men-heels-danish-designer-believes-the-time-has/

Collie D

No it isn’t.

Your Face

Do what you like.

Clareman

My brother in law has been wearing heels for years, short arse doesn't think anyone knows

KathleenGrant

Eh......No!

Omackeral

GALVANIZE!!! As in the song ( the time has to come to.... ) but also as in Paul Galvin’s dodgy dress sense.

jimmycrackcorm

No thanks, I like to walk in comfort.

Seamai

Don't needs them, I'm 6'4" in my stocking vamps.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

They look hidesously uncomfortable. The mens' ones also...

Church on Tuesday

Good God no.

Men's shoes are just too good for men to be wearing heels!

Charlie19

Anyone can wear high heels but walking in them looks to be a different kettle of fish.

Leg End Reject

The man in the photo looks very effeminate, I'm not sure it will really catch on somehow ...

You should team up with mr_fegelien, he's spearheading a campaign for men to have the right to wear skirts without ridicule.

And you know what works well with skirts? Heels!

Potential-Monke

Leg End Reject wrote: »

The man in the photo looks very effeminate,

I was only thinking it looked like someone photshopped a mans torso and feet onto a womans legs. And no one has mentioned the Ross Geller pants?

Leg End Reject

Potential-Monke wrote: »

I was only thinking it looked like someone photshopped a mans torso and feet onto a womans legs. And no one has mentioned the Ross Geller pants?

Yep, even the posture looks more like a woman's.

Are you tempted yourself?

TheValeyard

Yeah, I'm going to say no.




Possibly fcuk no.

Why not? Share the pain I say!

gmisk

Clareman wrote: »

My brother in law has been wearing heels for years, short arse doesn't think anyone knows

Cuban?


Naw he is Irish!

Redneck Reject71

Growing up in the 70's we had platform shoes already.Your just now catching up,lazy on you young ones part,heh.

One eyed Jack

AMKC wrote: »

Its time for men to embrace how good it feels to wear high heels too,

https://www.italianshoes.com/en/men-heels-danish-designer-believes-the-time-has/

You’re a rare one AMKC that feels good in high heels. Any of my female friends who wear them have said they love them, but they’re absolute death traps -


Fashion’s High Price: How Heels Damage the Body


Yer man in the video just looks silly wearing them IMO, I wouldn’t feel at all comfortable wearing them, don’t see the point.

Greyfox

Even a man wearing underwear on his head would look better than a man wearing heels

Pauliedragon

Sorry OP but it's a no from me on this one. And that's as polite as I can put it without getting the mods offside. Best of luck anyway.:)

Potential-Monke

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Yep, even the posture looks more like a woman's.

Are you tempted yourself?

Nah, having played one of Cinderellas sisters in a play years ago, I can attest to how uncomfortable they are!

looksee

High heels were originally invented for men. Initially in Persia, as a way of keeping the foot in a stirrup for soldiers, but then they became a fashion item in Europe for several hundred years, and were not adopted by women till the C17. So its more a matter of 'the time has returned'.

Potential-Monke

I suppose we technically never got rid of the heel, but rather shortened it. Most 'dress' shoes have a heel, albeit a small one. And the ones the Persians wore were definitely function over form:

Snails pace

It's a no from me

Redneck Reject71

Potential-Monke wrote: »

I suppose we technically never got rid of the heel, but rather shortened it. Most 'dress' shoes have a heel, albeit a small one. And the ones the Persians wore were definitely function over form:

Those are terrible shoes,could you not find ones more classy?heh.

looksee

I wonder why gender equality requires shoes to cost €400 to €800. With all his talk (link in OP) about equality and opportunity you'd think he would be anxious to share with the people.

I'm 192 cm tall. I don't need to feel taller, and if anything I'd like to be a wee bit shorter. It's always been a bit awkward kissing small women while standing up...

Leg End Reject

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I'm 192 cm tall. I don't need to feel taller, and if anything I'd like to be a wee bit shorter. It's always been a bit awkward kissing small women while standing up...

You should lie down then. :cool:

Your Face

Your Face wrote: »

Do what you like.

Especially falling flat on your face at high speed. I actively encourage it.

Leg End Reject

Leg End Reject wrote: »

You should lie down then. :cool:

ahh yes, because lying down in a public space like a bar or club is really going to work wonders for my image (never mind the damage done by womens' heels walking over me... those things are painful enough when they step backwards on to my feet. ).

It’s time to give some eejits a root up the hole.

Men wearing high heels?

They are not men. Men don’t wear high heels.

Muppets.

JayZeus

JayZeus wrote: »

It’s time to give some eejits a root up the hole.

Men wearing high heels?

They are not men. Men don’t wear high heels.

Muppets.

Correct, there is zero ambiguity in the matter. It eludes only the imbeciles.

Fr_Dougal

JayZeus wrote: »

It’s time to give some eejits a root up the hole.

Men wearing high heels?

They are not men. Men don’t wear high heels.

Muppets.

Don’t hold back now, what do you really think?

Fr_Dougal

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Don’t hold back now, what do you really think?

I think a man who wants to wear high heels is a faulty balled oddball.

Put the village idiot in stocks on the market square and let the crowds blast the weirdo with rotten vegetables.

Medieval measures are called for at this stage.

lucalux

Ah here, why can't men wear whatever the heck they want?! Like the trousers for women thing, once taboo, and now not remarked upon.
Various forms of skirts and stuff were historically sound for men to wear. Samurai lads come to mind, dresses for all children regardless of gender, or the lovely leggings of the middle ages etc.

I couldn't care less if a guy feels like rocking a mini/midi/maxi skirt or kilt or whatever. The practicality can be a bonus. Have at it i say

Heels are impractical imo but I dont see an issue with fashion changing, you'd swear we never changed!

Absolute nonsense.

Men need to be men. Dressing like women is not manly.

It’s defective behaviour.

Still waters

AMKC wrote: »

Its time for men to embrace how good it feels to wear high heels too,

https://www.italianshoes.com/en/men-heels-danish-designer-believes-the-time-has/

Lol look at the wanker in the link, hes a super addition to the species

lucalux

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Unless you're Marilyn Monroe then some strategic castration is in order.

Just avoid street vents, and/or tuck and tape perhaps?!

How did they manage with kilts, I wonder?!

Widdershins

I honestly think most men don't, because they don't want to, but yes the time is now if you do want to. I know of a few with sissy fetishes, a few transvestites and so on. They've been doing it in their own way as publicly or privately as they feel comfortable with for a long time already.

Break the gender whatsitcalled. Go for it. It's not going to meet everyone's approval but you can't please everybody.

It's the ones who say you're not a man who need to engage their brain. That logic is what leads to scandalous situations like what's coming to light re. the 'gender' clinic in Dublin.

Woodsie1

AMKC wrote: »

Its time for men to embrace how good it feels to wear high heels too,

https://www.italianshoes.com/en/men-heels-danish-designer-believes-the-time-has/

Even women don't like wearing heels

Widdershins

I like heels. Its an art.

Junkyard Tom

No thanks. I'm quite tall, but more importantly I wouldn't want to look like a big twat.

Potential-Monke

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm 192 cm tall. I don't need to feel taller, and if anything I'd like to be a wee bit shorter. It's always been a bit awkward kissing small women while standing up...

Then feck off and leave the smaller ones for us smaller men! We haven't a hope with ye heighty types!

Gretas Gonna Get Ya!

From what I can gather, heels are the predominant reason that otherwise completely sane women, end up walking barefoot down a filthy city street looking for a taxi home! :pac:

If they started the night barefoot instead, they'd arrive home with the same filthy feet... minus the blisters! :P

ILoveYourVibes

awesome

Potential-Monke

Potential-Monke wrote: »

Then feck off and leave the smaller ones for us smaller men! We haven't a hope with ye heighty types!

I did... I generally live in Asia... :pac:

s7ryf3925pivug

Your Face wrote: »

Do what you like.

satanist

The chan chan man

No thanks...

Potential-Monke

Deleted User wrote: »

I did... I generally live in Asia... :pac:

Jaysus, you even went to a portion of the world where the average height for men is 5'3"!

AMKC

JayZeus wrote: »

It’s time to give some eejits a root up the hole.

Men wearing high heels?

They are not men. Men don’t wear high heels.

Muppets.[/QUOTE.

That's an outdated and small minded way to think. Maybe you should go back to the 50s. I suppose you think women wearing trousers are not women then.

JayZeus wrote: »

I think a man who wants to wear high heels is a faulty balled oddball.

I don't. I think you a small minded person who is stuck in the 50s. I suppose you expect a women to make your dinner and do all the housework too. The world has changed. Women work now and wear what they like and so should men.

JayZeus wrote: »

Absolute nonsense.

Men need to be men. Dressing like women is not manly.

It’s defective behaviour.

That's an outdated and small minded way to think.

Your defective.

I suppose you think women should be women to and be stuck at home all day tidying the house and making you dinner as well. The world has changed. Women work now and wear what they like and if a man wants to wear tights, high heels and a dress or a skirt I think he should.