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We've been married for almost 2 years now. My wife works as a flight attendant and is often doing long journeys to other countries. Her work has not slowed down during the covid quarantine as I thought it would so she is constantly working and has been tested negative several times now.

Our anniversary was last week and she was not going to be home for it so I decided to give her a surprise card and one of a few gifts, but I was going to bury it in her luggage suitcase before she was about to leave. That is when I found new looking white lace lingerie that I have never seen before, as well as a pair of heels that I do know of because I got them for her. As soon as I saw it there was ringing in my ears and it felt like the world had come to a halt. I have been trying to come up with reasonable explanations as to why she would have it, but none of them are in character for her as far as I am aware. That's why now I am fearing the worst, infidelity. She doesn't know I saw it because I d

Hey reddit! I (then 15F) went to a family celebration last Christmas. It got bought up today on a family zoom call bc we are meeting said cousin and aunt on holiday next month and my aunt seriously told me to forget my heels. So last Christmas, we stayed in a hotel and had a meal where we got dressed up. I wore a black dress with black high heels. I picked the shoes bc I like them and they looked cool with my outfit. I am 5'4 btw, and my cousin 'James' (then 23) is 5'5 / 5'6. With the heels, I was a bit taller than him.

When I came downstairs for food and he saw me in my heels, he was immediately sulky, especially when we took a family photo (in my family, they put the cousins in age order, and he had to stand next to me as I'm the next youngest.) One of my female cousins said my heels looked nice and commented on how tall I looked, and I replied, 'thanks, i really like these shoes, the extra few inches really makes a difference!' James then told his mother (my aunt) that I was making

Sick of this in games, film, television, and animation. Women have need for real armor and real shoes, just like the men. Why do we have to give them dainty armor, giant pumps, skin-tight clothes? Simple! Men create them, and those men that create them have an extremely narrow-minded view about women and their place in stories.

Not only is it degrading to women to have to be objectified in so much media, but it also makes men look stupid. Like we can’t stop grabbing our dicks for ten minutes to make a good story without shoe-horning in a scantily clad piece of ass?

Come on guys. Do better.

Got downvoted for this the other week but I'm now convinced they are turning Cody heel. I submit to you, the always level-headed judges of Squared Circle, my evidence:

1. The promo he cut after winning the TNT belt was 50% heel 50% face. He is talking about having a schedule "unlike anyone before in the history of wrestling". My guy is just doing an open challenge. He is a tone-deaf egomaniac if he thinks he's the first person to do this.

2. The people he's facing (and beating) every week are popular underdog faces in Jungleboy and Mark Quinn. I see this trend continuing with the Chucky T's and Joey Janella's of the roster.

3. He wrestled his match with jungle boy as an aggressive heel. Watch it back and tell me it didn't play like an underdog face trying to get the best of a dominant heel.

4. After he won his whole family came out and there were fireworks just for beating jungleboy of all people. He has the most elaborate entrance in the promotion. Every week you are reminded t

Not sure if there’s any correlation but here’s my issue.

During the leg press as I get closer to the 90 degree area my right heel will slide and drift a little inward. It’s also hard getting a nice depth on a squat without my right knee feeling almost tight?

I’m guessing it’s either my knee or ankle but not sure what steps to take to fix this

I feel like this is a constant battle keeping my feet soft. I get pedicures, I have a pumice stone in the shower and I try and put heel balm on every other day. Is this what everyone does?

Edit: I love this subreddit, you guys are always so helpful and supportive!

I know, the title is yikes.

My husband and I have been together 11 years, married for 3. We have no intention to divorce, this came up on our evening walk and we thought it'd be interesting to post.

Context. My husband is diagnosed ADD/ADHD. He's likely also on the spectrum, both his parents were recently diagnosed (in their 60's), and his brother is as well. My husband doesn't have an official diagnosis, but he knows that his social awareness is lower then normal, and he's at higher risk due to family hx. He thinks he's likely on the spectrum, but as he's able to hold down a job, keep me around, and maintain friendships he's not too bothered.

We recently adopted an adult greyhound. He's generally sweet, but he's very reactive to other dogs. We use a muzzle when out, and are working with a behavioral therapist to address his reactivity.

The issue comes when we're walking him. My husband likes to walk in front of the dog and I, to keep an eye out for other dogs and warn me if we nee

The engaged woman said: The other night when my boyfriend came over he found me with a black leather bodice, tall stilettos and a mask. He saw me and said, "You are the woman of my dreams. I love you." Then we made love all night long. The mistress said: Me too! The other night I met my lover at his office and I was wearing the leather outfit, heels, mask over my eyes and a raincoat. When I opened the raincoat he didn't say a word, but we had wild sex for hours. The married woman said: I sent the kids to stay at my mother's house for the night. When my husband came home I was wearing the leather bra, black stockings, stilettos and a mask over my eyes. He walked in the door, looked at me and said:

"What's for dinner, Batman?"

This might be a bit basic for some of you, but after backpacking and hiking in trail runners for two years, I just learned about it (thanks to a helpful running store employee). I have two friends who trail run very frequently - one is a "serious amateur" ultrarunner - and neither of them knew it.

So, the Runner's Knot:

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Tip to tighten it down:

• Once you have the lacing completed but loose, first pull on the front part of the loop to snug the laces, then grasp both tag ends and pull them toward your heel simultaneously.

• Avoid over-tightening.

Hi! I’m curious how everyone wears heels in a casual setting? I love wearing heels but always feel awkward wearing them unless I’m in a dress/skirt? What heels should I wear with shorts and jeans?

What is the greatest Achilles heel that your team has today? The single biggest aspect that is holding your team back from realizing their true potential and achieving greatness?

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Honestly, heels are super uncomfortable and make it difficult to move around and leave your feet sore. I don't know anyone who actually enjoys wearing heels. Heels originated back in 15th century Persia when soldiers wore them to help secure their feet in stirrups, so it was never meant to be legitimate footwear. I hate that I keep getting told I should wear heels when I am going out on dates or to important events. Why can't I wear comfortable shoes? It's dumb.

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I started a job as a teller at a bank maybe a month ago. During my interview I was told I'm to wear a skirt, and heels. They said the heels need to be a mininum of 3 inches, and the skirt needs to he knee level. I thought that was incredibly wierd, and I've always been sort of a tomboy, but I really needed the job, and noticed all eh other ladies were wearing it, so figured I'd get use to it. Well I'm not. About half way through the day, my feet are screaming. I've never liked to show my legs either. What makes matters worse is I'm asked to make new cards for people several times a day, so I have to squat down to the machine on the floor, in front of customers, and I feel so vulnerable. I have a feeling if I talk to my boss about this, then it's not gonna go so well. I'm so grateful to have this job, as I was unemployed for a while, but I dont know if this is worth it.