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Posted by: b'ftlvr2008 Sep 5 2009, 06:17 PM

Here's froend of mine from awhile back.
One day she was sitting outside doing some sewing. As I walked up, I noticed she was using her heel as a pin cushion, believe it or not.

When asked "doesn't that hurt? She just said she does it all the time" And she said see watch. So, she pushed another pin thru her callous's (which wasn't easy) in the ball by her little toe. Then she held a butane lighter to her ball (it's hard to see the flame) And next she ground a cigarette out on her heel. And next, she got up and walked intot he house ( I guess forgeting the pins in soles) and didn't flinch. When she got back realizing they were still her feet and by now all bent from walking them. We had a heck of time getting out (had to use a pliers) because they bent and curved.
Enjoy,

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and a couple more from another time:

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Enjoy

Hope this gives her some idea's on showing us just how inured her feet are.

Posted by: DG2001 Sep 6 2009, 02:49 AM

Simply amazing! Thanks for sharing these great pics!

Posted by: Clipper Sep 11 2009, 05:23 PM

Had you touched her soles ?

How her soles feels ?

Posted by: b'ftlvr2008 Sep 12 2009, 02:10 AM

A little. They were flexable but thick feeling. Not rough or hard.

Posted by: DG2001 Sep 12 2009, 04:58 AM

QUOTE (b'ftlvr2008 @ Sep 11 2009, 09:10 PM)

A little. They were flexable but thick feeling. Not rough or hard.

Thick and flexible, supple...guess just like old, worn out leather....

That's the way the soles of a pretty girl must look and feel.

Posted by: Barefoot Guy Sep 12 2009, 10:43 PM

QUOTE (b'ftlvr2008 @ Sep 12 2009, 02:10 AM)

A little. They were flexable but thick feeling. Not rough or hard.

Of the two ex-girlfriend barefooters I had, one had soles that were rubber-like. She could walk on the hottest pavement, gravel, subway gratings, etc. with no problems. Sometimes I'd pick small shards of glass out of her soles, she never even felt them.

Another had a very set of white callouses that shined through the black dirt on her soles. Likewise, she had no problems going barefoot anywhere. It depends on the individual person. I met one barefooter, I think she lived on the streets, in Washington Square Park (NYC). Her feet were always coal black up to the ankles. She let me feel her soles and they were so soft, like someone who always wore shoes. Yet she walked on the searing hot pavement like it was just warm. So everyone is different.