I take off my shoes 6 times a day and put them on 6 times.
I feel that this number is unusually high. Isn’t it enough to take off and put on shoes once a day?
I admit that shoes are a tool to protect the feet and are a basic part of the life of bipedal creatures.
So, if it is legally and morally permissible to embed man-made objects in the human body, I would like to embed reinforced plastic in the soles of my feet. If such a dream comes true, I’ll go out barefoot everywhere.
Why are contact lenses, cardiac pacemakers, and silicones for molding in practical use, but no reinforcements for the feet have been developed?
Well, we go to the gym to stay healthy, ride an exercise bike while listening to hip-hop, lift dumbbells, and gulp down ion drinks.
But think about it, walking to that point would be far more beneficial to your health than driving a car when you go to the gym.
There is a theory that people living in the suburbs are now unhealthy than those living in the city center. Because there are many parking spaces in the suburbs, there are many opportunities to use a car, and the walking time is relatively reduced.
Now, I would like to introduce an episode. At one point, a young woman visited a countryside with a man who should be her husband. It was the hometown of her lover.
The city-raised woman came to a very remote town, so she was a little worried about meeting her new relatives.
I’ll introduce my sister. She should be here soon.
The man whispered. One side was a field of rape blossoms, and a warm breeze was blowing.
After a while, a truck approached with a roaring sound and stopped in front of them. The door opened and muddy boots popped out.
Hahaha! Nice to meet you! Are you the bride of this bastard?
That inevitable trip to the mall to pick up a new pair of dress shoes to replace your worn-out ones. …
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