"Please Don't Judge Me!"

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Unless it's colder than say 65 degrees out, I very rarely wear long pants. I'm almost always warm and am usually wearing shorts instead, while other people are bundled up in parkas and scarves.

I'm with you on this.
'Arn't you cold?' I'm asked a lot. I much prefer short dresses or shorts every day, then the rain and cold starts and I have to wear tights. Not my thing.
 
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I have a lot of stuff people already judge me for. Toe shoes, phone on my shoulder (under the collar,) occasionally eating a tuna sandwich for breakfast... my music collection has so many styles that everybody can find something to hate.

I care naught. What I do works well for me.
Toe shoes? As in ballet?
 
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My favorite show is Sofia the First on Disney Junior,
Best show ever!
Judge me if you wish hahaha I'll just judge you for not loving it as well!
 

Lynx

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Toe shoes? As in ballet?
Toe shoes as in shoes with toes. I have three pairs of black leather toe shoes and two pairs of brown leather ones, for dress shoes. Oddly enough few people notice... except of course for every kid in Children's Church, they all noticed right away.








I actually didn't get them for the toes. I got them for the zero-drop heel to toe ratio.
 
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Toe shoes as in shoes with toes. I have three pairs of black leather toe shoes and two pairs of brown leather ones, for dress shoes. Oddly enough few people notice... except of course for every kid in Children's Church, they all noticed right away.








I actually didn't get them for the toes. I got them for the zero-drop heel to toe ratio.
That's too bad. I thought you might be another Najinsky. :/
 

Lynx

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Actually those black leather shoes look MUCH better with some black toe socks and black dress pants.
 
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Actually those black leather shoes look MUCH better with some black toe socks and black dress pants.
Wait, you wear toe socks and toe shoes together at the same time? That sounds uncomfortable to me. I had a pair of toe socks once, and didn't like the way they felt.
 
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Wait, you wear toe socks and toe shoes together at the same time? That sounds uncomfortable to me. I had a pair of toe socks once, and didn't like the way they felt.
Probably wouldn't feel very good to wear regular socks with toe shoes :p
 

Lynx

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This is true. I'd think you'd wear them without socks.
You can and I usually do. The liner is made for wearing without socks (though you really need to wash the shoes after three or four days of wear.) But for dress clothes I don't want a slice of white ankle between black dress shoes and black dress pants.
 

17Bees

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You can and I usually do. The liner is made for wearing without socks (though you really need to wash the shoes after three or four days of wear.) But for dress clothes I don't want a slice of white ankle between black dress shoes and black dress pants.
I'm no couturier, but seems to me you'd actually want the sliver of white ankle with those shoes? Kinda gives it depth, no? Has some.... honesty to it, sort of. Like "it ain't lost on me it's a formal affair but I'ma liking these shoes".

A little like my personal preference....



But with socks, of course. i'm not a savage.
 
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I'm no couturier, but seems to me you'd actually want the sliver of white ankle with those shoes? Kinda gives it depth, no? Has some.... honesty to it, sort of. Like "it ain't lost on me it's a formal affair but I'ma liking these shoes".

A little like my personal preference....



But with socks, of course. i'm not a savage.
That reminds me.. I have a pair of brand new 5yr old Makkapu swim fins that I've never even used.. and my Morey Mach7 bodyboard has been in storage longer than that..

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And I also have a brand new 5yr old mountain bike with triple-butted aluminum frame, 21-speed shimano components and front suspension that I only rode once or twice. :confused:
 

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I do not like indoor pets, please don't judge me. Two things are a deal breaker for me- I won't even go to someone's house if they have cats, dogs, cigars, or cigarettes, including e-cigarettes that still smell like smoke and give me a sore throat.

I like animals in movies, in pictures, I even watch Animal Planet. What I can't stand is fur on couches, pillows, and clothes. Cat pee does not come out, doggy breath, dog druel, pet droppings, pet stained, chewed or scratched furniture, vet bills, expensive and stinky pet food, and people who cannot afford to feed their kids, yet spend endless amount on their pets. And people who treat a pet like it's an actual human baby.

And I do not want to smell like smoke or breath it in. I used to think "If you can't beat em, join em." And i smoked against my own will. Never again. I'd just rather not "join em" I would strongly rather be alone than to put up with pets or smoke. So that narrows down my dating possibilities- which was already near zero once you take out drunks, druggies, nonchristians, and fake Christians.