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dianthus
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08 Apr 2012, 4:48 pm

I hate going barefoot. I have really tender feet. It hurts to walk barefoot on a surface that isn't smooth. And I can't stand getting dirt or grit on my feet.

Shoes have to be comfortable, a bit loose so I can wiggle my toes around.



crookedfingers
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Location: Lincolnshire, England

08 Apr 2012, 7:38 pm

Hi, I hate wearing shoes, mostly because I have odd, wide/short wedge-shaped feet that point straight forward rather than having the inwards curving banana shape that shoes seem to be made for. I used to constantly have an open sore or cut somewhere on my foot from wearing shoes, and I have a habit of taking my shoes and socks off at times that are considered inappropriate. I changed to a much wider shoe shape recently and my feet are usually healed (although covered in scars). Despite the lack of wounds, I still feel the need to take my shoes off, and I've come to the realization that the pain was not the only reason why. I seem to have the same problem with wearing shoes that I have with wearing gloves, I hate the feel of them being covered and find them much more difficult to co-ordinate. I found that I am much more comfortable navigating stairs or narrow spaces with my feet bare. The more uncomfortable the shoes, the more of a sense of vertigo I feel on steps. (Not talking about high heels, just normal flat shoes)

Does anyone else here find shoes affect their confidence and co-ordination?