Okay. So, I practically grew up on heels: middle school to present. I remember always wearing some form of heels. I feel more comfortable in heels than I do in flats. It is a fact!! I started work at a lovely place just a few weeks ago. My co-new hire and I wore heels on day one. I'm sure we felt fantastic: not because we wore heels but because we were excited to be working in a nice place.
But as the days went by, I noticed that some specific lady's eyes tend to go to my feet whenever I walk past. At first, it was the "just seeing you in heels hurt me," as per she felt they were likely uncomfortable. Thus, it being uncomfortable for me made it uncomfortable for her. I was like, "Aww, I'm fine."
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I just saw online that someone said wearing heels to work is "too sexy" for work. Please ladies and gents. Is this true? Do you agree? Which do you agree with? No heels or yes heels??!!
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Hmmm .... Very very interesting! I absolutely do NOT think wearing heels to work is too sexy at all. Unless, of course, they are over 6 inches, or heels that one can barely walk in.
ReplyDeleteOf course, it all depends on what that particular workplace or industry dictates. However, I honestly think this person might be somewhat jealous. I know that most women in engineering seem to be expected to "dress down" (since it is seen as a more male-driven profession); but see no reason why you should sacrifice your style and femininity to fit someone else's stereotype. Smh.