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Right so being 5'6 sucks unsurprisingly leading me to invest in some shoe lifts after reading about them on .org.
Technically I already had formal shoes that had an insole which gave an extra inch or two (purchased with this in mind) and nobody ever noticed but this was my first time with insoles not designed for a particular shoe. I can fraud 1-3 inches, which would on the upper end make me almost average (reportedly). So how did this go?
First of all when it works its so fucking good. Finally feeling a normal height and not being shorter than 50% of women is amazing. Its not all sunshine and rainbows though. My first warning is that once you start and discover your new power it'll be difficult to return to your regular manlet self. It might even make you feel worse about your real height, although personally I'm kind of past that.
The main question people probably care about is "Will people find out?". Honestly I think some people can definitely tell a 3 inch fraud, I see some manlet chuds looking down then smiling like retards at me (clearly jealous of my superior low inhib used to ascend when they couldn't). If you pick decent outfits, I think its the way you walk that gives you away, not your proportions. However, if you fraud only an inch or two and have a little practice with your gait I think you'll very likely get away with it.
As for comfort, wearing lifts for long periods does cause some pain, but if you're just out for an hour or two it'll really not bother you much. The goal is to forget you're even wearing lifts, since this will make you seem way more natural. I'm still working on that but wagmi. I've cycled in lifts too, its pretty comfortable imo just make sure your feet don't slip off the pedals. Also even long pants will rise to/above the heel when cycling so if you're scared of being caught in that scenario the best thing you can do is wear socks of matching colour as camoflauge jfl. You're pedalling anyway though so it shouldn't be too bad of a failo.
For outfit selection, you'll need pants that cover your sad, exposed manlet heels and a shirt/jacket that makes your proportions look believable. Most people won't analyse you too hard though. And as we mentioned matching sock colour can help you make it even harder to spot.
What is the best height to fraud at?
Well, if you're taller 3 inches is a smaller percentage of your body which would probably make it look more natural (the rich get richer jfl). On the other hand, being a manlet becoming average moves you to the peak of the bell curve, whereas a tall person becoming taller is becoming more noticeable. You might like that for the halo, but it might also increase your risk of being caught when you could've just been a solid height liftless. Also it'll be a decent chunk of effort moving lifts, finding good outfits etc so maybe that'd turn you off the idea. Also if you're in school/work don't randomly start wearing them jfl, wait until a new term or something so people don't remember your forgettable manlet self.
Tldr: I've been wearing lifts and they're pretty good, just be careful not to get exposed too hard.
Technically I already had formal shoes that had an insole which gave an extra inch or two (purchased with this in mind) and nobody ever noticed but this was my first time with insoles not designed for a particular shoe. I can fraud 1-3 inches, which would on the upper end make me almost average (reportedly). So how did this go?
First of all when it works its so fucking good. Finally feeling a normal height and not being shorter than 50% of women is amazing. Its not all sunshine and rainbows though. My first warning is that once you start and discover your new power it'll be difficult to return to your regular manlet self. It might even make you feel worse about your real height, although personally I'm kind of past that.
The main question people probably care about is "Will people find out?". Honestly I think some people can definitely tell a 3 inch fraud, I see some manlet chuds looking down then smiling like retards at me (clearly jealous of my superior low inhib used to ascend when they couldn't). If you pick decent outfits, I think its the way you walk that gives you away, not your proportions. However, if you fraud only an inch or two and have a little practice with your gait I think you'll very likely get away with it.
As for comfort, wearing lifts for long periods does cause some pain, but if you're just out for an hour or two it'll really not bother you much. The goal is to forget you're even wearing lifts, since this will make you seem way more natural. I'm still working on that but wagmi. I've cycled in lifts too, its pretty comfortable imo just make sure your feet don't slip off the pedals. Also even long pants will rise to/above the heel when cycling so if you're scared of being caught in that scenario the best thing you can do is wear socks of matching colour as camoflauge jfl. You're pedalling anyway though so it shouldn't be too bad of a failo.
For outfit selection, you'll need pants that cover your sad, exposed manlet heels and a shirt/jacket that makes your proportions look believable. Most people won't analyse you too hard though. And as we mentioned matching sock colour can help you make it even harder to spot.
What is the best height to fraud at?
Well, if you're taller 3 inches is a smaller percentage of your body which would probably make it look more natural (the rich get richer jfl). On the other hand, being a manlet becoming average moves you to the peak of the bell curve, whereas a tall person becoming taller is becoming more noticeable. You might like that for the halo, but it might also increase your risk of being caught when you could've just been a solid height liftless. Also it'll be a decent chunk of effort moving lifts, finding good outfits etc so maybe that'd turn you off the idea. Also if you're in school/work don't randomly start wearing them jfl, wait until a new term or something so people don't remember your forgettable manlet self.
Tldr: I've been wearing lifts and they're pretty good, just be careful not to get exposed too hard.
