Cousin Ricky wrote:
> Jim Charter <jrc### [at] msncom> wrote:
> 
>>I seen that!  Soccer moms you know. Sexy in a way, watching a woman in
>>heels, skirt, and makeup kick a ball around with her kid.
> 
> 
> I know I'm different from almost every other man on Earth, but I find nothing
> sexy about high heels.  In fact, I find them a major turn off.  The image of a
> mom playing soccer in high heels just strikes me as pathological.
> 

Oh come on, every 8-year-old thinks his mom is Marilyn, and having 
Marilyn come out and kick a soccer ball to you?  The thought is at least 
"cute".


> 
>>Of course the other thing is the Meat Packing district in NY, where the
>>NY clubbers go to play and women turn themselves out in the highest of
>>heels to navigate the area's most treacherous of cobbles. Quite a sight.
> 
> 
> That would gross me out.
> 
> 

There is a sadistic component to strappy high heels that is a turn on 
for some men; it is a turn off for me.  The idea, for instance, of a 
woman walking a mile in foot-biting fashion heels shoes is grotesque to 
me.  It is common in the summer when I am walking home in the early 
morning to see women wandering back from the clubs walking barefoot and 
carrying their stiletto heeled shoes.  It does strike me as something 
between grotesque and absurd.  But the whole Meat Packing scene with the 
crazy tilted cobbles (they must not have buried the bodies deep enough) 
and the elegant slaves-to-fashion tilting over them to get to a cab, 
leaves me more bemused at some of the ironies.

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