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RE: Skill requirements - 9/8/2008 12:12:53 PM

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On the topic under discussion, the only requirements expressed to me were, "a hole, two tits, and a heartbeat, heartbeat optional." Not exactly a man of high standards where women are concerned.

My Lord told me up front that he doesn't do laundry, so I could either do it or he'd pay to have it done. He's not so much of a money manager, so I took that on voluntarily. I handle most of the people interacting, and he handles me.

Mainly, he just wantef someone to accept him as he is and to minimize drama. which is perfect cause that's what I wanted.

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RE: Skill requirements - 9/8/2008 4:41:34 PM

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Well, the boots typically have a solid steel shank that flows from the heel down to about two-thirds of the way into the 'box'. The ideal fit for heeled boots, I've found, is a very tight ankle, a very tight heel, and a very tight insole and sides - and then a very open box. The reason for this is to put as much gel padding as possible into and around the box, so that the upward pressure on the toes is redistributed over as much surface-area of the foot as possible, and redirects to point *inwards* instead of vertically. If I make sense? Basically, it turns the direct point-force of the toes onto the toe of the boot into a compressive force across the entire foot from the first metatarsal joint outwards. Ideally, you should be looking at about 20 lbs of force on the toes per 100 lbs of girl when resting, which translates to about 2,880 ft-lbs on the toes of each foot if you don't pad. When you pad, that ideally gets split up across just under 12 square inches instead of 1 square inch, dropping it back down to about 250 ft-lbs on the front half. (The heel, on the other hand, should be taking about 300 ft-lbs per foot). Gel padding is DEFINITELY your friend - a factor of 12 decrease in toe pressure makes an AMAZING difference in endurance.

Also remember that with the boots, you aren't doing any sort of gymnastic leaps (is 'ballon' the right term?) - the gait is much more of a 'dainty strut', if that makes sense.

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RE: Skill requirements - 9/8/2008 5:30:04 PM

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quote:

Also remember that with the boots, you aren't doing any sort of gymnastic leaps (is 'ballon' the right term?)

True, although we don't do leaps and land en pointe, but roll through the foot and land with the heels down. We do sometimes hop en pointe. Yes, ballon refers to a sense of buoyancy and lightness in the air when jumping- a sort of visible suspension in the air which some dancers are noted for.

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