Is it accepted for men to wear shoe lifts for special occasions like going out ballroom dancing, weddings, etc
The reason I ask is, I am 5’8", and I meet a lot of girls where I live, go out, and go to church who range from 5’6" to 6’0" tall-it’s not a question of attracting them, that’s not the problem. It’s just that for special occasions with pictures, dancing, etc., this could be helpful maybe.
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Susan Yarrawonga (280)
Yes!! In fact I think its prefereed if you are shorter, because your date will most likely have on heels. I am a tall girl and short guys do not bother me at all, but you’re right, for pictures it would look better to be taller. You can also buy mens shoes with a built in life and a short heel.
You need to be secure in who you are and not worry about what other people think. I know a couple who have been married for at least 10 years where is guy is about 5" 6" and the woman is 5" 11". She even wears heels when she goes out with her husband, which makes her even taller.
In my opinion, I think wearing shoe lifts is out of the question.
Sure I think it is ok for a man to wear shoe lifts fot htings like that. It will help the man fit in and fell as tall as the rest of the guest.
I believe you should be able to do anything that doesn’t harm others for whatever reason you come up with.
But I also believe that you should come to terms with your height. I find that shorter men are more conscious of their heights than the people with whom they come in contact. I personally don’t notice the heights of shorter men, unless they are under five feet. Maybe others are more conscious of that. In any case, you should avoid those people who make judgments about people based on such trivial matters as their height. There’s more to you than a yard stick can measure. Once you understand that, the way you carry yourself, the confidence you exude, your healthy involvement with others will more than compensate for your height — which isn’t that short, by the way.
Absolutely not! If you do then the shoe lift police will surely find and detain you- That will be much more embarrasing than the height difference!