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Posted: 09-08-07 13:57pm
Eiri wrote:
I'm pretty sure high heels were invented to make the woman taller Wink

Both men and women wore heels at one time. Height puts you "above" other people. You should see some of the wacky renaissance and medieval heels!


Personally, my fetish is reading the info that women write on Men's Sexual Health Forums. Wink

Just kidding. Eiri, I minored in English Lit. and never knew why men and women wore high heels in the renaissance. Even though most women hate it, I do like a nice pair of legs in high heels. Cool
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