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I need help with my crossdressing shoes?

I need help. I am a guy with UK Male size of 12. But for the past year, i have been wanting to dress 24/7 as a female and i've been buying boots. but all the boots i buy are either too big or too small. I have first bought one sized at 13.5 but it had a huge gap between my heel and the heel of the boots, then i bought one on monday sized 11.5 but it came from the USA size 9. So I need help. With me having size 12 Male feet, what size of boots both UK and US should i be looking for so i can walk comfortably in my skirt and blouse?

Public Comments

1. Are you serious!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You've got one thing right though - you certainly do need help!!
2. There's a difference in UK shoe sizes and US shoe sizes (as well as other countries). The link below will take you to a universal shoe sizing chart that you should be able to use to determine the CORRECT size you need. Now, in regards to 'Frustrated's' remarks about needing help . . . No, you don't need any help in regards to your need/desire to crossdress. Independent as well as professional polls and surveys indicate that 10% of the male population DOES crossdress with some degree of regularity. Not only that, but 90% of that 10% are totally heterosexual and have no desires or intentions of ever being anything otherwise. The biggest PROBLEM crossdressers face is the public's lack of education about the subject. They're apparently unaware that the professional communities are discovering that it is simply a need that some people are BORN with as opposed to something they just decide they want to try. Far too many people are satisfied to let someone else do their thinking for them and just adopt the opinions of others without ever doing any serious research of their own about the subject. Until such time that the realities of what crossdressing is - and MORE importantly what it ISN'T - become widely publicized and the populations become more knowledgeable about the needs of others, crossdressers will basically have to remain secretive about their needs and keep their needs to themselves.