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What Your Feet Say About You

lolakimono — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 11:35:29 GMT

The Roman Foot
It is the most usual type of foot, when all toes are arranged straight. As a rule, the big toe is the largest and after this follow the other toes, forming an angle of 45 degrees. The persons with Roman foot are calm and sociable. They like to search for new things, particularly to explore new countries. Roman foot characterizes remarkable businessmen and public speakers.

Very Long Toes
The persons with such kind of toes are very emotional. They are talkative, loving to discuss about their sentiments and thoughts. Public speakers and politicians usually have very long toes.

Little Toe on the Side of the Foot
The persons that have the little toe a little bit on the side like to behave in a free way. They are stubborn and like everything to be or to happen the way it has to be/happen.

Narrow Base on the Second Toe
The people full of emotions usually have a narrow base that widens at the top of their toe. They have the manner to see everything bigger than it is in reality and have stronger feelings than anybody else. Life seems to be brighter when they are happy. However, they like to be alone when they are upset.

The Greek Foot
In this case, the second toe is much larger than the big toe. People with Greek feet are sportsmen, or are talented in creation. They can be innovators and public speakers as well. The persons with such kind of feet are enthusiasts and optimists.

Large Toe Pads
This is considered as a gift from heaven, the person is well balanced and is very careful.

Gap between the Second and the Third Toes
If you have this physical characteristic, you are a person that does not like to combine your feelings with your actions. As a rule, people with gap between toes practice jobs in which it is necessary to be emotionally detached. Also, they can be not satisfied of their life, often trying to change something in it.

The Square Foot
The square foot is when all toes, including the big toe, are almost of the same length. It can also seem like a rectangular form. The people with such type of foot usually think twice before making the right choice. This makes them trustworthy and pragmatic.

Tilted Third Toe
The persons who have slightly tilted middle toe are reliable in building plans for future, they are well organized and control the whole situation.

The Stretched Foot
This kind of foot seems to be thin and long, while the toes are squashed together. The big toe is definitely the largest and taps slightly at the top. The persons with this form of foot like intimacy, they do not like their secrets to be revealed and they usually hide their feelings. Their mood is able to change quickly, so be attentive while discussing with them. Impulsiveness is another characteristic of theirs.

Other Variants
There are, of course, other types of feet. For example swollen feet mean that their owner meets difficulties in expression of feelings. If the toes lean towards the little toe, it indicates that the person lives his/her life on high speed, but if the toes lean towards the big toe, then the person is very tight to his/her past.

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Preds — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 11:47:09 GMT

Hahaha ... well, I can be stubborn.

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Hoovermom — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 21:02:32 GMT

This helped me identify mine (Egyptian):

TOES THAT NEATLY GRADUATE IN SIZE

If each toe is a little longer than the one before, creating a neat line, this indicates a methodical, precise and extremely practical person. You’re interested in detail and ensure that you always finish what you start. You’re a dream employee, and a good friend — loyal and steadfast to a fault. Watch out for a tendency to nitpick, though — not everyone is as balanced as you.

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deepwaterdotter — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 13:10:25 GMT

My feet say "Get me out of these shoes and find me a footstool."

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bri20 — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 13:10:27 GMT

I have a Roman foot - the big toe is the largest and then they all follow in size. LOL

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EatWell — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 14:33:23 GMT

Interesting.

So,what does having bunions or corns say about you?

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Texasmouse — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 15:07:49 GMT

@Hoovermom wrote:
This helped me identify mine (Egyptian):

TOES THAT NEATLY GRADUATE IN SIZE
If each toe is a little longer than the one before, creating a neat line, this indicates a methodical, precise and extremely practical person. You’re interested in detail and ensure that you always finish what you start. You’re a dream employee, and a good friend — loyal and steadfast to a fault. Watch out for a tendency to nitpick, though — not everyone is as balanced as you.

That's me to a "t"!

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Plaid Pants2 — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 15:42:06 GMT

I have wide, square feet (thanks, Mom! *lol), and I absolutely, positively HATE them!

It's a struggle to find pretty shoes that fit my size 10 wide feet, and yes, I HAVE tried Zappos, etc.

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Tinkrbl44 — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 15:49:53 GMT

@lolakimono

Okay .... I give up. Just what is the source for this?

And just how does foot shape (usually hereditary) have anything to do with a person's emotional reactions?

Or is this supposed to be a joke thread?

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SeaMaiden — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 15:50:10 GMT

I do not care what they look like as long as they do not hurt.

I have been told( actually my very first REAL boyfriend) told me I had ugly feet.... I never got over it. It crushed me! I told my DH of 35 years married this and HE said my feet are beautiful... so I do not know who to believe... the boyfriend who hurt my feelings OR the husband of 35 years who does not want to hurt my feelings?

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GCR18 — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 15:54:29 GMT

I'm not so sure the description fits. My sister and I have my father's toes.

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Plaid Pants2 — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 16:07:16 GMT

@SeaMaiden wrote:
I do not care what they look like as long as they do not hurt.

I have been told( actually my very first REAL boyfriend) told me I had ugly feet.... I never got over it. It crushed me! I told my DH of 35 years married this and HE said my feet are beautiful... so I do not know who to believe... the boyfriend who hurt my feelings OR the husband of 35 years who does not want to hurt my feelings?

I would believe your husband who loves you.

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lolakimono — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 16:15:57 GMT

@Tinkrbl44

Not a joke thread-

http://goodsfromthenet.com/what-your-feet-say-about-you/

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lolakimono — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 16:16:28 GMT

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Allegheny — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 16:31:35 GMT

My feet say, "Looky there, she walks around barefoot, gardens without socks, and isn't into pedicures."

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JavaQueen — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 16:34:03 GMT

That you need a podiatrist.....LOL.

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Ms X — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 16:50:50 GMT

I do not believe English is the native language of whomever wrote this. I've noticed the same phenomenon in product descriptions. They seem to be farming some of this work out to India or maybe the Philippines. The constructions are awkward and at times reflect an understanding of individual words but not a true understanding of the English language.

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loveschocolate — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 17:01:30 GMT

@Preds, my feet are the same as yours! Lol! 😂

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blackhole99 — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 18:04:58 GMT

I'm a foot person, I prefer to see nice looking well groomed feet. I guess I have a Roman foot and spend a fair amount of time keeping my feet well groomed and healthy. I love shoes too, but shoes with good support that will not hurt my feet.

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Lucky Charm — Sun, 04 Sep 2016 18:32:43 GMT

My toes graduate perfectly and I'm told I have nice full sized nails. Also a high arch. But I have (matching) bunions at the inner base of my big toes. They don't hurt so I'm keeping them. They don't embarrass me one bit and I am a VERY vain person.