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This topic has been on my mind since reading the book "Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" by Lisa See. I'll write a review of the book later, wanted to comment on several things:
1. I do not think that I appreciate my feet enough. So have started to regularly slather them with lotion and give myself a good foot massage.
2. While reading the book, I was actually in tears at the time the main character has her foot bound - guess I never really thought about how it was done. And now that I know, I am not sure I am better for it.
3. A couple of women met at Laurels to discuss the book (not my regular book club) and one of the things I asked the group was "what is so appealing about helpless women in all cultures?" Okay so we don't have foot binding as the Chinese practiced it, but look at this:

Is that not a form of foot binding? Jimmy Cho is spitting on his white persian rug at the moment I'm sure. But honestly, what gives with wearing shoes that "look great, but I cannot walk in"?
One woman last night nailed it for me - "It makes my ass look higher".
1 comment:
Ummmmmm last time I checked high heels don't permanently and painfully disfigure a woman's foot?
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