Aren't they totally cute? |
Don't get me wrong, the foot-bed of these flops are super comfortable, but I don't know if it's because my feet have been hidden inside of shoes since November, but the pretty flowery straps caused super huge bruises on the tops of my feet. I've heard the saying, "Pain is the Price of Beauty," plus, they are Kenneth Cole...which means that yes...they were designed by a man...need I say more! Anyway, I told myself, "Suck it up Katie. Everyone LOVES your shoes, keep wearing them! It'll get better." Well, it didn't.
By the time I got home from my day of work at around 7:30, I could hardly walk from my car to the house without tears in my eyes. I kicked off my shoes, sat down on the couch and watched Modern Family with my husband. I showed him my feet and he couldn't believe it either.
Well, now what? I still think these shoes are awesome, but they hurt my feet so much! I wore my super comfortable flops today to give my feet a break, but I think like everything else, what hurts me only makes me stronger, right? I'll give them another chance in a couple weeks. I realized I'm really mean to my feet. Years of running (often times without socks...stupid, I know) have taken their toll that's for sure. When my feet are unhappy, I'm unhappy, so why do I do this? It might be like the age-old question, "How many licks does it take to get to the tootie-roll center of a tootsie pop?"
The World May Never Know!
Of course I have worn shoes like that! You know my black lacy flats that I wear all the time? I got them brand new at a garage sale for $1 and it took 3 months to wear them in. And in those three months, my feet hurt, got bruised, and bled, a lot. But now they are one of my most comfy pairs of shoes! So, take heart Katie, and keep wearing your cute shoes! ;)
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