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8 posts still left and I lost count lmao 😂✌️
So I just checked how many days has it been since I joined the site in this account.......
18 Days and I just did like posts till day 10 (Day 8 remaining)😭🥀
SO.....
I want someone to help me with this (for making one post) (idc if you don't want to)

@FenixUchiha
@DarkDevilSensei
@NobleHonor
Have already made it so no need for you to be a part of this lmao🤣

Hi. It is I. The one and only.
YourGirliePop
<3

And I love Hello Kitty
(its obvious)



Think about it: humans are the only creatures on Earth that woke up one day and decided our engineered, evolutionarily optimized feet weren't good enough, so we needed to strap slabs of vulcanized rubber and synthetic foam to the bottom of them. We literally trap our feet in dark, sweaty leather boxes all day just to walk on artificial surfaces that we paved over nature.


(can't even see this gif)





And the fashion aspect makes it even weirder. We have "hypebeasts" paying thousands of dollars for sneakers that are meant for athletic performance, but if those shoes get a single microscopic speck of dirt on them, the owner's entire week is ruined. The shoes are designed for mud and asphalt, but they are treated like fine museum art.



Then you have high heels. Someone looked at a foot and said, "What if we made the human walk exclusively on their tiptoes at a permanent 45-degree angle, entirely shifting their center of gravity and destroying their lower back, just because it looks cool?" And society just collectively agreed.






lmfaoooo

The universal nightmare of the transition between shoes and no shoes highlights how weird our relationship with them actually is. The second you step inside someone’s house, a silent and high stakes psychological negotiation begins. Do you take them off? Do you leave them on? If you take them off, you are suddenly exposing your socks, which inevitably have a secret and embarrassing hole in the big toe you forgot about, to the entire room. If you keep them on, you feel like a lawless vandal tracking the microscopic filth of the outside world directly onto their pristine living room rug.





Ultimately, we have created a bizarre double standard where bare feet are treated like biological hazards in public, yet shoes are treated like toxic waste in the home. You cannot walk into a grocery store without them because of health codes, but the moment you sit on your own couch with sneakers on, you look like an absolute psychopath who has lost all grip on civility. We are completely trapped in a cycle of protecting our feet from the world, and then protecting the world from the things we use to protect our feet.




Byeee <3