I hate the shoe cliche. If anybody ever gives me a novelty plaque that says "If the shoe fits...buy it in every color!" or a calendar with a different pair of 6-inch heels on it for every month, I'm going to be pretty pissed. This is a problem because I absolutely fit the shoe cliche, the shopping cliche, the "give me some peep-toe pumps and a piece of chocolate and I'll be happy" cliche. THERE ARE NOVELTY FIGURINES AND CROSS-STITCHES THAT APPLY TO MY LIFE.
This is unacceptable. I am WAY too pretentious to acknowledge that I may have something in common with the so-called fashionistas of mainstream middle America.
Naturally, I had to do something about this. Abandoning my shoe collection, or even ceasing to expand it, really wasn't an option for me. Instead, I bought these:
See? They are totally practical and almost ugly (I'll still wear them with dresses, though). Shoes bought entirely for their functionality.
They don't make motherfucking cross-stitches for that.
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Oh. Oh, I feel your pain. Why else would I have bought those Tevas, except to feel superior to the Shoe-Mad Hordes? Also, buying frivolous and impractical footwear is totally fine if you do it at Goodwill.
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