Blimey - kick ass boots or what.....

[SexyDomesticatedDab]

Waling to school this morning and a Mum ahead has the most fab short (ankle / just to calf length) leopardskin boots with shiny black heels) about 4-5 inches with some other black straps and detailing.

Would you find it odd if a bloke you didn't know commented on your shoes?

I thought about saying fab shoes / boots but didn't dare!

Wouldn't suit my DW but pretty amazing for the school run!

Shoe perv

- but makes a change from the usual drab stuff most of them wear.

You mean biker boots aren't doing it for you?

Sounds awful to me tbh
If you like 'em maybe buy some for your wife/yourself?

If you tell her you like them odds on she will assume you fancy her...she may or may not appreciate that...

Dab????

Sexy Domesticated FISH????

Were they these?

better than those - more detailing - perhaps I should ask where she got them from?

dab - chnaged during the HFW Fish campaign

she will still assume you fancy her!
Do you?

A man stopped me while I was out shopping last week to ask where my (Ash wedge) trainers were from. I didn't think he fancied me, just liked my shoes.

linky to the boots ruby?

No don't fancy the person in question - but today different set of boots - calf length leather in black, pointy toes, with quite high heels too. Maybe I do have a boot fetish....

Do women always assume a compliment from a man is trying to chat them up???

No.

They sound hideous to me.

Yes, I do think that a compliment means a man is trying to chat me up. Particularly if the compliment refers to my boots.

Nothing wrong with a bit of a flirt though

This is a tricky one for us men. I often appreciate what a woman wears without necessarily fancying her! But am relectant to comment as they may well take it as a cheesy chat-up line.

So, I tend to only compliment women I know already and who -hopefully- won't take it the wrong way.

Incidentally, if a woman says "I like your shirt" (or some such) to me then I don't assume she fancies me. Is this because it's more common/acceptable for a woman to be interested in clothes?

I think it is more socially acceptable for women to be interested in or notice clothes, yes.

Silly society.