Anonymous wrote:I have this and didn't even realize it was a thing until recently. So odd that people don't wear open toe shoes because of it.

+1. I actually love sandals because my toes are not constricted.

But as far as closed toe shoes it does limit my choices and makes sizing tricky.

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Anonymous wrote:A longer second toe? This is a thing? I don't have that issue and I primarily wear Manalos, Ferragamo Vara pumps, and the occasional Louboutin. For sandals I wear Ancient Greek.

Idk how you stand the pain of your longer toe pressing and bending with those stilettos

Pointy toe high heels are actually designed for the longer 2nd toe.

Look where the pointy part hits in relation to the toes.

I have this and didn't even realize it was a thing until recently. So odd that people don't wear open toe shoes because of it.

Mostly closed toe, non-pointy shoes.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought the longer second toe was a sign of beauty

This might be the most unattractive thing to me. I find it so odd looking. I would wear closed toe shoes. My FIL has this and he has to wear giant shoes for his body because that second toe is so long. He’s always stumbling.

Eagle Claw and Greek Foot is what have always heard it called.

Feel bad for those who have it. They often have other bone and structural problems in their hooves also.

Ew @ the haters

OP I wear whatever I want because life is short and people will hate no matter what

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Anonymous wrote:A longer second toe? This is a thing? I don't have that issue and I primarily wear Manalos, Ferragamo Vara pumps, and the occasional Louboutin. For sandals I wear Ancient Greek.

Idk how you stand the pain of your longer toe pressing and bending with those stilettos

It really doesn't. You can't feel it.

Closed toe shoes 100% of the time!! I hate it.

Anonymous wrote:A longer second toe? This is a thing? I don't have that issue and I primarily wear Manalos, Ferragamo Vara pumps, and the occasional Louboutin. For sandals I wear Ancient Greek.

Idk how you stand the pain of your longer toe pressing and bending with those stilettos

A longer second toe? This is a thing? I don't have that issue and I primarily wear Manalos, Ferragamo Vara pumps, and the occasional Louboutin. For sandals I wear Ancient Greek.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought the longer second toe was a sign of beauty

This might be the most unattractive thing to me. I find it so odd looking. I would wear closed toe shoes. My FIL has this and he has to wear giant shoes for his body because that second toe is so long. He’s always stumbling.

Stop toe shaming.

I have this (pretty markedly) but it’s never affected what style shoe I wear. I generally have to order a half size up or so in closed toe shoes, and pointy toes shoes seemed to work well when they were in style, but I don’t give it much thought otherwise.

Anonymous wrote:I thought the longer second toe was a sign of beauty

This might be the most unattractive thing to me. I find it so odd looking. I would wear closed toe shoes. My FIL has this and he has to wear giant shoes for his body because that second toe is so long. He’s always stumbling.

I thought the longer second toe was a sign of beauty

I've always had Morton's toe since I was a child. It doesn't run in my family and heard a lot of superstitious stuff about my toes affecting my personality. But anywho, I'm the only one in my family that has these toes + comfort and style is what I need. I tried Crocs + they do not work for me not from my feet. I also have slim small feet. They're a size 6 or 6.5 and I have slender ankles. Can anyone recommend a very comfortable shoe that is also a heel and not flat?