I love my feet, they are lovely. My ankles hurt, my knees hurt, my back hurts, but my feet are still pretty good.

I have neuropathy (nerve pain) in my feet (and also hands) from chemotherapy (from Hodgkins Lymphoma; in remission since August). I have to be careful how I walk and what shoes I wear. Ironicallty, I had foot problems before I got sick: lymphodema and plantar fascitis from being severely overweight/flat-footed/extra wide feet; swelling in my feet and ankles went down after I started losing weight, making it possible for me to wear sandals, boots, and normal shoes again, but now with the pain in my feet I still need to wear extra-comfortable shoes and do special exercises. I can't win!

My feet are problematic!

My feet are always sore. Years of working in boots and standing around, rushing, always on my feet. I make others rich and all I get in return is barely sustenance income and foot and back problems. And people wonder why I’m angry.

Have you been checked for diabetes? Your foot problems may stem from poor blood flow to your feet because too much sugar in your blood causes the blood to get thicker and more viscous and not nourish the cells in your feet. Your feet are furthest from your heart and the blood flow has to work against gravity to return to your heart. Are your ankles swollen? Has the hair stopped growing on your legs? Get checked out.

I have flat feet so must be very careful what I wear and what I do with my feet. I like wearing arch support insoles as they enable me to wear whatever shoes I like..and not having to look like a fuddy dud in orthopedic shoes

Other peoples feet are icky I don't even touch my own ewwwww

I have been walking on hard surfaces for 35 years as I am in retail. I have plantar fasciitis and the pain is significant enough that I no longer care that I can't wear pretty shoes.

I spend quite a bit of money replacing my shoes every few months and spent a fortune on my hiking boots to ensure I could walk in them. I also often double up on inserts as in using a flat gel one along with an arch support.

Kinda hurts to spend $50 on beach sandals but a worsening of pain if I don't hurts more

My feet are one of my biggest faults.

Weird, i know.

I have psoriasis, so the skin on my feet is leathery at best, reptilian at times. I have a genetic issue with my toenails.
I joke that i have to carry a concealed weapon permit in 38 states to deal with them.

And that i'm actually part velociraptor.

And that my toenails could cut glass.

I feel that all feet are gross. My own probably facilitated that.

For years, i played every show with my band(s) shirtless and shoeless. Now, in my 30s? Nope.

I've been a diabetic for 30+ years, my feet are weird... the risks outweight the comfort value. Throw in psoriatic arthritis, and now i have to budget for insoles any time i buy new shoes. sigh

I have smalll feet is all

I have really sexy feet.