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Author Topic: Were women allowed to wear heels with no hosiery to Mass before?  (Read 12005 times)

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Re: Were women allowed to wear heels with no hosiery to Mass before?
« Reply #60 on: March 08, 2024, 03:26:17 PM »
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  • When a woman wears heels her posture becomes more upright (you can't slouch in heels) she walks with her legs closer together and her steps are of a shorter length.

    Nonsense.  I've heard from multiple chiropractors about how heels are wrecking women's backs, since it creates an unnatural posture.  They're largely used to 1) change the way the hips moved, but even more, 2) to lift the calf in order to produce "shaplier" legs.


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    Re: Were women allowed to wear heels with no hosiery to Mass before?
    « Reply #61 on: March 08, 2024, 03:28:49 PM »
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  • https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/all-about-sex/201612/the-uncanny-psychology-high-heels
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    But does heel height increase women’s attractiveness to men?  In a series of four experiments, French researchers found that, strikingly, it does, and as heel height increases, men pay more attention to women—much more attention.

    And we think that women don't know this and it isn't why they submit to the (often) torture of wearing heels that they can't even walk properly on?


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    Re: Were women allowed to wear heels with no hosiery to Mass before?
    « Reply #62 on: March 08, 2024, 04:45:23 PM »
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  • Women should dress modestly for Mass.

    "heels" were invented by men, to cause a woman to walk differently, in such a way that it accentuates a woman's butt -- it exaggerates her natural hip movement.

    First of all, keep in mind that women are different from men in FAR MORE WAYS than mere "how they use the bathroom". For starters, women have different hip structure, this design by God obviously had childbearing in mind.

    A woman walks differently than a man, due to how her hips are much broader. There is a hip movement there, a slight rocking or swaying of the butt, that doesn't happen with men at all.

    Guess what? That natural butt movement is amplified when she wears high heeled shoes a.k.a. "high heels".

    Just stating facts here -- YOU WOMEN go ahead and decide if you want to wear high heels, KNOWING what's going on in your caboose area every time you take a step.

    By the way, "walking like a woman" is one of the ways gαys try to play make-believe. They really have to work at it, and it comes off exaggerated and unnatural, just like the way they talk.
    I thought heels were invented for mens for better grip on horse riding? Unless you mean afterwards for women.

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    Re: Were women allowed to wear heels with no hosiery to Mass before?
    « Reply #63 on: March 08, 2024, 05:02:12 PM »
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    • Women’s feet look smaller. While there are men who feel attracted to all manner of women—thin, heavy, short, tall—men evolved to be generally bigger and taller than women, and to feel attracted to women who are more petite than they are. High heels make women’s feet look more petite and, therefore, more attractive.

    But this increased desirability comes at significant cost: High heels are uncomfortable and substantially increase risk of foot soreness, blisters, bunions, falls, ankle sprains, plantar fasciitis, ingrown toenails, nerve damage in the feet and legs, and knee and back pain.


    https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/all-about-sex/201612/the-uncanny-psychology-high-heels
    While I agree with 99% of this article, just not this part.

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    Re: Were women allowed to wear heels with no hosiery to Mass before?
    « Reply #64 on: March 08, 2024, 07:15:49 PM »
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  • I can't believe there's really 4 pages dedicated to whether or not women should wear hosiery or if bare legs are ok when attending Mass.

    I can't believe I read all of it!

    Perhaps we should debate the merits of men wearing white socks vs black with their Sunday pants?  Why pick on women all the time?

    Sheesh. 
    Why did you think it was worth it to bring it back from the dead? :facepalm: