Got to change my swagger

It's easy: Try to walk as straight up as you can. Place your foot like this: toe - heel - toe - heel etc (not the other way round). Lift your head when you walk (you can check this by laying a book at your head and see if you can walk with that straight up = body stretched out and head up in the sky). The last part is this: each step you push a hip to the outside (say in your head: swing left, swing right etc). If you are not used to it this might be hard and feel like overdoing see it as a good way to excercise as well. If you don't do the swinging part or have a hard time with it buy those high heels and practise inside. High heels are forcing your legs/hips in a different position and give you the right position/feeling how to keep your body. BTW you are partly right: the way we walk have to do with the shape of our legs, the way they are planted into our hips and if we have trouble over there is will be very hard to walk very female.

Not really, but have you thought about asking someone else. I wouldn't just go on one person's opinion. She may be your best friend but she may not see things the way other people do. Maybe ask a male friend that you trust. Some men prefer women who don't walk or act too feminine. There are a lot of guys that flat out like tomboys even. Being yourself is usually more attractive anyway but do it with confidence.

Whatever you have got has come to you from your birth and its natural and so you can`t help it.Why should you bother what society or people say.Let them shout themselves hoarse to the rooftops.There is absolutely no need for you to justify yourself.So be carefree and get on with your life and don`t get worked up with what people say.Maybe you can try Yoga.It may or it may not help,but give it a shot,theres no harm in trying.

Just one. Don't change it. I don't really see the point. If you're comfortable with how you walk, then why change it to something that may be uncomfortable for you. Some men even find that type of swagger sexy.

We're doing the same thing, I'm trying to walk on an imaginary straight line too most of the time. But the difference is that, I kinda swing a bit when I walk and I don't know about it. I just know it in college when they told me about it and imitate how I walk just to show me. I am not sure about now, But I feel I learned the art of controlling how I walk But we actually should not care about how people thinks about us. So if I were you just be yourself if you really find it difficult to change the way you walk.