Guest guest Posted August 6, 2006 Report Posted August 6, 2006 Hi there, When Donna wrote that she would never go swimming etc due to her feet, I thought a bit about what I call my ugly feet, and what my husband endearingly calls " my paws " . I have started to get regular pedicures again. I was nervous about doing this as I am a bit self conscious about my feet. Yesterday I went in and asked the woman I go to what she thought of my feet. She told me that in comparison to many people, my feet were lovely! I said are you sure, I mean the arches are high, the toes curl under. She said that obviously I wear the right shoes, because I did not have massive bunions, ingrown nails, or other things she sees regularly. She said some of her customers need to go to a chiropodist (as in the guys who are not doctors but who cut out dead skin on your feet - I forget what they are called in the US) rather than to see her. So she told me to stop being paranoid! So I think a lot of the foot thing is in our own minds. My husband says he finds my feet one of my cutest features too. So I think the power of positive thinking, and deciding that they are not ugly, and then acting that way, can go a long way to erase the fear of the feet. Any other points of view? All the best from sunny London (but not so hot anymore), Donna Quote
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