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Tyler Vaughn51 said:That’s my plan. Once I scrape together enough cash to grab some Timberlands—since I don't have a steady paycheck yet—I'm going to size up. I'll stuff them with cotton or something similar just to keep my fingers feeling soft. Plus, I won't be stuck buying new shoes every three months. The only catch is they never have them in stock during the summer.
feralgardener362 said:Lately, I’ve been having a rough time buying shoes (probably because I get too distracted by how cute they look and forget about the essentials, like actual comfort).
Basically, I’m struggling with two different pairs right now.
1] These Skechers I just picked up are giving me trouble. The larger size fit perfectly, but these ones are rubbing me raw. I’m not really used to low-cut shoes—the kind that sit below the ankle—so I can't tell if they just need to be broken in or if I should just cut my losses and ditch them.
2] These flats (if you can even call them flats) aren't really my usual style either, and now they're hurting my feet for some mystery reason.
I wanted to ask the women who actually wear these kinds of shoes: is it normal for them to hurt at first, and how do you deal with it? 😁
For those of you into flats—doesn't your foot just slide around inside since they aren't really "secured" to your foot at all? And do you wear socks with them (like those super low-cut liner socks)?
Anyway, sorry for the silly questions.
I'm honestly worried both of these pairs are going to end up on Poshmark soon.