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General questions for a bigger guy - Tiffaccount - 09-08-2022
I’m a bigger fellow at 6ft 1 about 220lbs. What dressing tips do people have to help with feminization? I would guess I should not wear tall heels maybe 2 inch max? How long does it take to learn to walk in heels? Any dressing advice for a newbie would be appreciated.
Thanks, Tiff.
RE: General questions for a bigger guy - boots66 - 09-09-2022
Hello, Tiff. I'm 6'3" and 230lbs (believe me, not a six pack ab style, more like a small keg lol). I've only been doing this a couple years, myself. To me, the undergarments are the most important. It really helps to give me the "feel" of feminine. I love the underwire bras (they also help hold up breast forms), panties, pantyhose, etc. I've found corsets to be my most valuable item for getting a nice feminine shape. I absolutely love the hourglass figure they give me. I have both, the overbust and underbust. The overbust has a great look on their own. I use the underbust more for hiding the keg when I wear a nice outfit. I also have men's size 12 feet, meaning women's size 14 or 15. Kind of limited on footwear. The Pleaser brand covers quite a bit, although almost all of their shoes/boots are high heel. One of my first purchases was a pair of scrunch thigh high boots with a 5 inch heel. To me, nothing sexier than a woman in boots, and I hope the craze never goes away. It didn't take too long to learn to walk in them. The best way to learn how is to watch a woman walk. They tend to walk keeping their feet one in front of the other, where a man will walk, keeping their feet spread apart. To me, that helped a lot for walking in high heels, and it took very little time (although I still avoid walking down steps in heels). Hope this helps a little. Kind of learning as I go, myself. Lots of great advice and help on here. Take care.