Then I discovered boots and I was hooked

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In the mid-1960s "go-go" boots were all the fashion. I watched TV lusting for views of women in boots. My favorites were the "Dean Martin Show" Golddiggers singing and dance group of very beautiful women. I finally figured out how I could order a pair of boots through the Sears Catalog. I got my first pair(white, block heel, size 10) and tried them on. It was life-changing. They were incredible! I loved wearing them. Of course I had to wear nylons to wear the boots so a double thrill was achieved. Since then I have purchased hundreds of pairs of boots. Most of them are knee-high, a lot are over-the-knee and a few are ankle boots. I even wear them in the summer when real women wear sandals or flip-flops. I prefer shiny finish PVC/leather boots. Most often they are 3" block heels but I can walk OK in 4" spike heels too. Three inch block heel boots feel like ordinary shoes now when walking around. I like zipper boots but really like full lace-up boots because the shaft contours to my legs perfectly when properly laced. I do wish makers would make lace-up boots with quick zipper convenience but with regular eyelets for the laces. Some make them with 'quick lace' hook-type eyelets and a zipper. This makes a mess when unzipped because the laces pop out of the hooks meaning after putting them back on, one has to lace them all over again. Quick lace hooks belong only on boots without zippers.


To this day, when I am out and about(male mode) if I see a woman wearing knee-high boots, she has my immediate attention. The boots are not so much a turn-on anymore as just being "right" for me. Sure when I first wore boots I used them for stimulation. Now I just love wearing them.


Next blog will be how I got hooked on women's uniforms. Until then,
Diana

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