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My legs feel weird in a flat shoe as well. I find when I walk Bruno, or walk the SPCA dogs when I volunteer I need to stretch my legs a bit to get used to them being flat (I wear runners when walking). Maybe because we have been wearing heels for so long itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s the same discomfort as someone wearing heels who are not used to them?
I donâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t wear them for self esteem issues. Iâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]m pretty confident that I can equal up to any man (or woman) I work with, with or without heels. But there is always that certain… cant think of a name for it… I like to be totally presentable, to me heels are just part of the whole outfit of me. Just like how I do my make up or hair, it all makes me who I am as a person. If I am without one part I can get a little bit uncomfortable. I think everyone is that way. Everyone has there own “thing†I guess.
I donâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]t wear them for self esteem issues. Iâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]m pretty confident that I can equal up to any man (or woman) I work with, with or without heels. But there is always that certain… cant think of a name for it… I like to be totally presentable, to me heels are just part of the whole outfit of me. Just like how I do my make up or hair, it all makes me who I am as a person. If I am without one part I can get a little bit uncomfortable. I think everyone is that way. Everyone has there own “thing†I guess.