MY FEET GREW AN INCH!!!
Now I'm going to have an even HARDER time finding shoes in my size!!!
Why did this have to happen?!
MY FEET GREW AN INCH!!!
Now I'm going to have an even HARDER time finding shoes in my size!!!
Why did this have to happen?!
"Move along people, there's nothing to see here."
I think an inch is 3 sizes, actually. Yeah, wearing a women's 12.5 sucks, since I'm either in a 13 (hard to find and needs to be padded with heel things) or a 12 which is fine for some but not others. Neither size is easy to find. Meh.
—Mikaela
That's sad! If this happened over night you may have a couple of real woppers by next week!!:
If you don't like the way I'm livin', you just leave this long haired country girl alone:
Is there any way to shrink the feet or at least stop them from growing? Will losing a lot of weight decrease shoe size?
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It’s not just exercising that’s gets a feminine shape. It’s getting our weight down so we are really slim.
For exercise a lot of walking builds up the thighs and helps our shape in general.
As for foot size, that’s largely governed by the bones of the feet. Not a lot we can do about that.
SUZY
Wait, I don't think feet are supposed to just grow dramatically like overnight?
like shooting stars in a barrel
For slenderizing exercises to give you a feminine shape try Pilates and yoga. Places like walmart and Target usually have lots of DVDs that are cheap ($10 to 20) so you can exercise at home if you want. Many gyms also offer these classes; just ask at the desk if they prefer 'male' only classes as some women are still uneasy about attending classes where they are 'compromising' positions with men present. Also, try a few gyms and instructors if possible before signing any long term contracts. Also, adjust your diet to avoid too much protein (to avoid muscle growth) and try to eat more often in smaller portions while doing a lot of low impact cardio work.
As for your shoe size, I am afraid that your Aunt is correct; at least in my experience. With my weight gains and losses I fluctuate between a size 10 to a size 12. But on the plus side, many designers are starting to notice that not all women have cute little size 8 feet, so there are more options becoming available in stylish shoes. Hope this helps.
I lost 40 pounds last year and went from a size 12 to an 11 in shoes. Gaining weight likely will have the opposite effect. For me, losing weight was about 75% diet and 25% exercise. I could exercise all I wanted but if I didn't follow the diet, I wouldn't lose weight at all. Most exercise will help make you smaller, lifting weights is the only type of exercise that will actually make you bigger so whether you are jogging, biking, playing sports, swimming, etc, it will help you slim down. You don't necessarily need to do "female exercises" to slim down, just do cardio but honestly practically none of this will do you any good if you are cramming cheese burgers into your mouth all the time.
Oh no!!! Bigger not, better!! It's funny, in my case I now where size 11 in my men's running shoes, but in women's shoes I've been buying 11 as well! SO, that means my MEN feet grew, and my WOMEN's feet shrunk.....go figure!
Oh, last thing I used to wear 10.5 mens lol
Don't the size of your feet relate to the size of your schwantz? So, it must be growing, too?
Or, maybe it was the distance from your thumb to your elbow that relates to that?
U can't keep doing the same things over and over and expect to enjoy life to the max. When u try new things, even if they r out of your comfort zone, u may experience new excitement and growth that u never expected.
Challenge yourself and pursue your passions! When your life clock runs out, you'll have few or NO REGRETS!