Questions and Answers about High heel pumps dancing

I can hardly walk with high heel pumps but I can dance slows more easily with them!?

Apr 29, 2006 by fabee | Posted in Dancing

Question: Does any other girl feel the same? Can anybody explain this to me?

Answer: Try walking in high heeled sandals. But, to answer your question, I feel the same. When you walk, you walk fast and are trying to get to a certain destination. With a slow dance, you just spin in a circle almost, so you don't have to concentrate on your feet. Dancing any other

♥kistin14♥ | Apr 29, 2006

i think its perhaps cause when youre dancing youre more relaxed and in tune with your body. its easier to "slide" and stuff.

yeah go baby. xD hope that helped.
iincomplete | Apr 29, 2006



High Heels Slow Dancing

2 sexy pairs of high heel pumps, slow dancing together



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