My go-to shoes currently are a pair of Payless fake-converse (which run wide and look cool) but which don't offer much support or cushioning and are starting to really wear down. They cost about $10-ish but really only last about 8 months.
The idea of spending money on myself kind of freaks me out, unless it's for like books. I have no idea why I'd happily spend a thousand dollars on books but spending more than $20 on shoes freaks me (well, other than I love books and would rather walk around barefoot). It's becoming pretty obvious that I need to suck it up and ~~invest~~ in decent footwear.
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Date: 2010-11-30 02:06 am (UTC)My go-to shoes currently are a pair of Payless fake-converse (which run wide and look cool) but which don't offer much support or cushioning and are starting to really wear down. They cost about $10-ish but really only last about 8 months.
The idea of spending money on myself kind of freaks me out, unless it's for like books. I have no idea why I'd happily spend a thousand dollars on books but spending more than $20 on shoes freaks me (well, other than I love books and would rather walk around barefoot). It's becoming pretty obvious that I need to suck it up and ~~invest~~ in decent footwear.