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I used to define womanhood by an aesthetic and suffered a lo..
🕑 Added 2022-01-09 00:42:44 +0000 UTC I used to define womanhood by an aesthetic and suffered a lot of mental anguish by not being able to uphold the norm. I haven't worn heels outside of a photoshoot in multiple years because my flimsy framework simply does not function well on them. I tried and trained and tried and my best efforts always ended in pools of blo0d, tears and adult tantrums. This hurt my ego. And my aesthetic. And I found myself distancing myself from anything femme because I couldn't do this. What a load of bullsh|t I told myself. The humans who look hottest in heels are the ones that own them when they wear them and that has nothing to do with gender. I've seen and shot penis owners in beautiful footwear I wouldn't dare attempt wearing in public for fear of shattering my entire face. I must admit that the power play of height is something that I miss. But I missed being grounded even more. Once I gave up heels and started attending dates, weddings and s3x parties in flats, I found that my anxiety in all of these circumstances dramatically decreased. Always remaining at my true height of 5"3 has also taught me how to stand eye-to-eye by using my energy rather than my vantage point. So while shoes may do a lot to pull an outfit together, I wholeheartedly believe that wearing a better attitude is the most attractive thing you can put on.
