Most girls love shoes; they love to have several different pairs to go with every outfit they own. Thanks to my MHE and high arched foot, I can’t buy all the cute shoes I see and would love to wear because I can’t actually wear them. Well I could, but the result would be me in a lot of pain and that is just not a result I feel like dealing with at this present moment.
Anyway, I find that in order to make up for not indulging myself with new shoes every time I see something I like, I indulge myself with new purses and accessories. If you have ugly, orthopedic shoes like I do then wearing cool necklaces and carrying around cute handbags is one way to try and balance it out a little.
I know shoes are really irrelevant in the huge scheme of things, a lot of people are too busy to pay attention to what kind of shoes you wear. But you still see your shoes. I hate looking down at my feet when my sneakers are on because running shoes are so boring. They are all I have worn since I have had to wear shoes. For 18 years I’ve only ever really owned ugly but some what comfortable running shoes.
Anyway, I think it would be really awesome if shoe companies started making cute shoes for people with medical problems. I know they already have orthopedic shoes but lets face it, they are really ugly and not stylish at all! You can really only put orthopedic inserts in running shoes, and the “dress” shoes they have available aren’t directed at my generation. So I think it would be really awesome if they started to actually make cute heels and “flats” (or as I would call them; not so flats) for people with feet problems. It would make me unbelievably happy, so if any of you know anybody who makes shoes for a living, run that idea by them; orthopedic shoes that are hot, and geared towards my generation.
Nice shoes..
Sorry, I couldn’t resist.
It doesn’t matter if the shoes don’t look great, just make sure you do and so does everything else you want to wear. I’m sure you look beautiful no matter what kind of shoes and remember the shoes don’t make the girl, the girl makes the shoes.