08-06-2016, 08:37 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-06-2016, 08:38 PM by tanysquirrel.)
I find, for myself, turning my toes in slightly, forces me to alter my gait, making more of a natural sway in the hips.. not so much "pigeon toed" so that your knees are facing towards each other, just 1 degree of "off center" of where you normally walk, facing towards each other. Barely perceptible to any onlookers.
ever watch how they walk on the runways during a fashion show? one foot in front of the other, on some imaginary line? yeah MOST women don't walk like that ...
but there are a lot of hip swinging in that type of walk.
Men tend to have a full on almost robotic gait,.. straight ahead.
the other thing to consider too, is that men's thighs are further apart ( to make room for his junk), women's thighs are closer, because all of their parts are internal. that variance of space alone is almost enough to change the way one walks.
ever watch how they walk on the runways during a fashion show? one foot in front of the other, on some imaginary line? yeah MOST women don't walk like that ...
but there are a lot of hip swinging in that type of walk. Men tend to have a full on almost robotic gait,.. straight ahead.
the other thing to consider too, is that men's thighs are further apart ( to make room for his junk), women's thighs are closer, because all of their parts are internal. that variance of space alone is almost enough to change the way one walks.