I have a question about feet of friends,co-workers,etc that you see on a regular basis.
Do you think that sometimes their feet look different than other times you have seen them?
I don't mean with regard to the fact they got a great pedicure or cool shoes- I mean almost physically different.
Yesterday I saw my friends wife's feet and her toes looked great, but I see her other times I don't like her feet. I have had this happen from time to time with a few friends of my wife, but I always think my wife's feet look great. Some other women I know have feet that always look attractive or non- attractive to me consistantly.
But -there are a handful of women I see that look different- just wondering if anyone else has this happen.
Posted by LordLucan (Member # 2130) on :
I've had this happen too. I have a friend whose feet look different everytime I see them but know of a few women who I can say the same for. That's not to say I find them attractive one day and not the next, it's just that they look physically different as you described.
Posted by Maxmillion2 (Member # 27350) on :
It can be that, but it also can be that your tastes have changed, so it appears less or more attractive, different times youve seen them
Posted by feetluvr (Member # 1570) on :
I can say that I've noticed that to a small degree, but noting major. My guess is that it's the testosterone at times making a girl's feet looks prettier.
Posted by LeDaemon (Member # 198) on :
I remember seeing a couple of co-workers feet that look really busted up, dried and cracked and I was disappointed with them when I saw them. I'm talking 25 to 35 year olds not old women. Then a few weeks later I saw them again after they got pedicures and they were immaculate.
Posted by Kerell Johnson (Member # 29712) on :
Some shoes will make a woman's foot look different. I think that varying heel angles and heights accentuate the foot in different ways. I have noticed that some feet look different in flip flops, wedges, and stilettos. Women with truly beautiful feet are unaffected by these differences imo.
Posted by Kokaith (Member # 22763) on :
Footwear, weight gain, activity/inactivity, time standing, etc etc can all take effects on feet just like working out and being active or inactive can take effects on most of your muscles. Probably depends what they've been doing and what's been going on with their bodies. If a woman stands a lot, her feet will seem meatier after she's been up for example.
Posted by oscarthemonkey (Member # 1692) on :
Wow- where did this post resurrect from? I looked at my name on the post and thought "I must have been more drunk than I thought I was last night.."
Posted by dougiezerts (Member # 6829) on :
It's interesting about my girlfriend's feet. Sometimes, they are soft and smooth, while other times--if she hasn't had a pedicure in a while--they are a little rough. Usually when I apply lotion to them that smooths them out.
Posted by DeuceBigglo (Member # 1326) on :
I think it depends on many things. Shoes, pedicure and blood flow to extremities. Hot or cold weather. I have noticed it wifes feet.
Posted by DeuceBigglo (Member # 1326) on :
I think it depends on many things. Shoes, pedicure and blood flow to extremities. Hot or cold weather. I have noticed it wifes feet.