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When I'm not wearing anything on my feet why does certain surface feel so good under my feet. For example a cool floor, carpet, cement, water..warm sidewalks too.
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Well, feeling/the sense of touch happens all over the body, wherever our largest organ (the skin) is.

In the same way that certain things feel nice to your hands, it's not surprising that we have the same thing with out feet. Why do you think people liked shag carpeting? It wasn't because of its ease of cleaning...!

Of course, if you do opt for being mostly barefoot (when possible), calluses may detract from the sensory experiences of your feet. And they'll be dirty af. lol
@Dracula5555 The proper use and ranges of motion, etc., of body parts is always important. If the only alternative to being barefoot were heels with a 5" height difference between heel and toes, going barefoot would be the far safer, better alternative.

If you are "hearing" that from people who are always/mostly barefoot who proselytize for it and only have anecdotal, non-scientific info...then it's the opinion of those who "drank the Kool-Aid".

It used to be known as the #1 cause of ringworm [in humans] in the [American] South"...look that up to see what that implies.

There's enough actual crap, urine, dead things, and garbage, litter, etc., to walk through. Add to that bits of metal and glass (which should have been recycled) a d constructions debris--nails and other fasteners; sharp bits of broken-up concrete; possible rusty rebar, posts, beams, fencing embedded in concrete... All that makes sharp rocks seem like a much better risk.

And critters...in some areas, snakes. I've seen poisonous snakes beyond where they were "supposed" to be.

But in MANY areas, ticks are on the rise as warm weather moves North. More access to you means a better chance of Lyme disease.

Go barefoot all the time if you want, but be smart about where, when...be careful!
Dracula5555 · 36-40, F
@SomeMichGuy I don't go barefoot all the time I'm more likely to be wearing shoes lol
@Dracula5555 I was bringing in your other post.
Barefooter25 · 46-50, M
That's because the sensors that are located in your soles are slowly awakening and are becoming aware of the different textures you are feeling. That will never happen if you have your shoes or socks on constantly.
YoMomma ·
You have sensitive feet?
Dracula5555 · 36-40, F
@YoMomma i really love taking my socks and shoes off more now. Letting my feet relax and breathe
Dracula5555 · 36-40, F
@YoMomma I e been starting to really enjoy it
YoMomma ·
@Dracula5555 yeah it’s a thing 😅
Carazaa · F
Cold grass is wonderful too!
shinyplasticlove · 51-55, M
Cause it feels better than lego.🤣
Stormboy · 36-40, M
It's your body
Stormboy · 36-40, M
@Dracula5555 your feet like the comfort
Dracula5555 · 36-40, F
@Stormboy it feels so different when I have socks on and bare feet because your soles feel everything
Stormboy · 36-40, M
@Dracula5555 yes may I DM you

 
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