NSV - easier to wear heels!
sharkweek
Posts: 165 Member
Okay, this is a weird one, and I'm kind of wondering if I'm the only one. In the past, when I wanted to wear heels, I had to wear comfy shoes to work, and then change into heels once I got there. Now I've lost about 45 pounds, and it's way easier to wear heels all day -- it doesn't hurt at all. This isn't because I wore heels so frequently I just got used to it; I got annoyed with always having two pairs of shoes on me, so until recently, I was just wearing flats all the time. It's also not that I bought more comfy heels. The pairs I've been wearing are the same ones that used to hurt.
It makes sense - there's now 45 pounds less pressure bearing down on the balls of my feet, so of course they're in less pain. Just weird and kind of cool. I like these little unexpected comforts of losing weight.
It makes sense - there's now 45 pounds less pressure bearing down on the balls of my feet, so of course they're in less pain. Just weird and kind of cool. I like these little unexpected comforts of losing weight.
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high heels used to always hurt me so i shall have to test this0
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Just the other week I was able to wear my heels for the whole night without taking them off after an hour or so! I think you're onto something!0
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Yayy good for you!! That is proof of your success! It must feel so good0
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Yay!!!! I love wearing heels!0
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NOT THE ONLY ONE!! I've always loved them .. but had to stick more with wedges,. nowww I wear heels & they dont bother me at allll ! yayyy . congrats on your nsv!0
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Wow what an inspiration. I have a closet full of stilettos I cant wear anymore. Youre story just gave me something else to look foward to! Congratulations0
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I so feel you! my feet used to hurt like hell lol....having lost 26 lbs so far I feel the difference...congrats!0
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Great job! I'm a nurse...and let me tell you...1 pound of weight is equal to 4 lbs of pressure on your weight bearing joints--knees/hips/ankles. So basically your body feels like you have taken 200lbs of pressure off of your joints! Nice work!0
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I can totally understand!!! I always say 200 lbs is a lot of weight to balance in some heels! Can't wait until I can rock 'em all day and night! Congrats on your NSV!!!!0
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This totally makes sense. I used to be able to wear heels without a problem, but now most of them hurt me so much...
Another awesome reason to keep motivated0 -
This thread is funny to me because I posted a thread yesterday about how do you get used to wearing heels. They kill my feet but I have so many beautiful pairs, I just wish I could wear them!0
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Okay, this is a weird one, and I'm kind of wondering if I'm the only one. In the past, when I wanted to wear heels, I had to wear comfy shoes to work, and then change into heels once I got there. Now I've lost about 45 pounds, and it's way easier to wear heels all day -- it doesn't hurt at all. This isn't because I wore heels so frequently I just got used to it; I got annoyed with always having two pairs of shoes on me, so until recently, I was just wearing flats all the time. It's also not that I bought more comfy heels. The pairs I've been wearing are the same ones that used to hurt.
It makes sense - there's now 45 pounds less pressure bearing down on the balls of my feet, so of course they're in less pain. Just weird and kind of cool. I like these little unexpected comforts of losing weight.
quite honestly, I thought it was just me, but at 24 pounds I am exactly like you....I'm actually wearing 5 inch heels to work now lol0 -
I've noticed this too! I used to have to wear double wide flats, but now I can easily and comfortably wear 3-4 inch heals in a normal width!0
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This is exciting to me! Being heavy I could never wear heels, just wedges and I didn't have many options due to the wideness of my feet and to hear stories of you ladies who had the same issue and can now wear heels is amazing!!! I so cannot wait to be able to go shoe shopping and actually love it instead of hating it! Great motivation for sure! Thanks for sharing you NSV!!!0
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I've found this too, also I have come down two shoe sizes!!!0
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I have tons of heels in my closet, and yes I found too as I gained weight I could no longer wear them for long periods of time like I used to, yet I kept buying them cause "shoes and purses always fit" Lol, can't wait to wear them all again...0
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This is an NSV that I can relate too; isn't it the BEST feeling! Not only is it easier for me to wear heels but in addition to this, i have "boots" which literally CUT OFF my circulation when zipped up. Now that I've dropped 50lbs, no problemo...they zip up, feel "comfy" AND they're heels
Enjoy your heels lady0 -
I've wondered about this too! I don't wear heels too often, but when I'm heavier and I wear them, I do find it much harder to walk in them! I suppose it's a balance thing as well as the pain! Can't wait to be able to wear heels without carrying a second pair of flats in my bag!!0
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Not only this - am I the only one having to change 1 show size down?
Currently its -10 degrees so wearing double socks solves the problem, but my feet are getting totally smaller.0 -
i found this too! and i've gone down a shoe size haha0
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I've always wanted to be able to wear heels! Just like you I can only wear them for short periods of time before the balls of my feet start to ache. My hubby is 7" taller than I am so once I lose more weight I will be sure to buy some more heels! Thanks and congrats!0
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YES!! This NSV is very true. Even after only losing approx 30-35 pounds my heels feel so much better. Some shoes I can no longer fit since ive lost the weight! GREAT JOB!!!!!0
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I'm hoping I'll be able to wear the helels one day...good NSV. Just dont wear em' too often bunions are not cute.0
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