Next Time I Should Just Lie

[GolfCart34]

I never wear dress shoes, especially since I'm on my feet all day and I need comfy sneakers to wear. When I do need a pair of dress shoes, I go down to the discount shoe place, especially since I'm a woman and I wear an 11 wide and discount shoe places almost always have something I can live with. I just don't see the sense in paying top dollar for a pair of shoes that I'm rarely, if ever, going to wear.

[Becks]

The most comfortable shoe in the world is either: barefeet or slippers, depending on whether you're willing to venture outside.

For you, maybe, but not for me.

I limp when I'm barefoot, and slippers don't offer arch support.

[Marxfan]

I limp when I'm barefoot, and slippers don't offer arch support.

Same here. I feel weird walking around barefoot (I also have ugly feet, so there's self-concious issues) and I can't walk properly in slippers.

For me, it's my sneakers (I love my 'Roos) or certain types of sandals.

[Becks]

For me, it's my sneakers (I love my 'Roos) or certain types of sandals.

Socks...not for long, though...

Most often either my sneakers or my work shoes/boots.

[BookstoreEscapee]

I used to love my Nikes for comfort. But they seem to have stopped putting in decent arch support. What the heck?

But, yeah, they're not exactly "dressy" enough for a wedding.

I've been in a wedding party once, and for the service, we had flats, and for the reception, we all wore different tennis shoes with different colored laces. It was fun.

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I used to always get Nikes and this last year I am having no luck finding sneakers. It took me forever to find the Rykas I have right now, and they are getting old. I think I might have to go to a specialty store where they actually know how to find the right shoes.

When I was in my friend's wedding, she had us get about an inch-high heel...from Payless! 7 bucks, baby! And another friend's sister wore Keds for her wedding (ceremony and all) that were embroidered to match her dress by a woman at her church.

When I was a kid I had really narrow feet, and my mom would drive me half an hour to a certain shoe store because she trusted the guy there to not try to sell us something that didn't really fit me properly. Now I much prefer bare feet or socks if it's cold. If I'm not outside I'm usually not wearing shoes.