Anonymous wrote:I might qualify for the largest second row anyone has ever seen. Anytime someone sees my second toe, they’re like “whoa.”

It our culture it is a sign that a woman is lucky is her second toe is larger.

Ha, I must be the luckiest woman alive!

My second toe is so long, it gets calloused. Used to be self conscious about my feet, but now I just paint my toenails and wear whatever.

Anonymous wrote:It was the Greeks perception of beauty. Sorry for you all who don’t have it…

Look at pharaonic statues. The longer second toe ran in ancient Egyptian royal families.

I think it's fine for any of these feet to show their toes. Like a pp said, just keep em clean and polished. And acutally it's prob a relief for those poor little toesies to be in sandals right now. Shoes are so ridiculous.

It’s a sign of intelligence.

What if my THIRD toe is also longer because I have bunions? Hotttttt!!

Anonymous wrote:Like this?

These toes look like they are throwing gang signs.

I still think it would be fine to show them.

I don't think it's nice to show off dirty unkempt feet and though I have short toes that are shorter than my big toe/more even, you can't win- I had someone once call my feet 'fred flintstone' feet as the toes are more even/lined up like his. I still love my toes/think they look good!

Anonymous wrote:Or this?

Now I know who those super pointed closed toe shoes are designed for. I remember people were purposely shaving down their big toe to be able to wear those.

Anonymous wrote:This is one of my huge pet peeves! I hate when I see women’s toes exposed and the second is longer than the big toe. Please cover them up!

Is this sarcasm? Do you really think this must remain hidden?

“You can tell if you have Morton’s toe just by looking at your foot. If your second toe projects out farther than your big toe, you’ve got it.
It’s also very common. A study of American college students found that 42.2 percent had longer second toes (45.7 percent of men and 40.3 percent of women).”

That’s a lot of people to banish from the world of open toed shoes.

It was the Greeks perception of beauty. Sorry for you all who don’t have it…

Guys it’s Morton’s toe and more pro athletes have it.

Anonymous wrote:This is one of my huge pet peeves! I hate when I see women’s toes exposed and the second is longer than the big toe. Please cover them up!

When you get help for your personality disorder, then I’ll consider covering my toes.

Eek, toe rings look so tacky.
And dated too.

Some of the feet displayed are downright scary.

Though personally I am relieved that my big toe is the longest toe on each foot.
I don’t know why - but it matters to me.
My daughter inherited her Father’s toes.

I feel bad for her > but she could care less.
She is always barefoot.

Anonymous wrote:Just get the foot surgery to lop it off and the fake nail placed on the stump. You can even change out the colors on the stump nail to match your pedicure. No big deal.

This is sick and something that I will not succumb myself to just to fit into a certain beauty standard. I have a longer second toe, a small chin, I'm 5'11" tall, 60 years old and have gray hair and wrinkles and my teeth are far from perfect. I wear sandals exclusively from May to September. I'm beautiful and happy that I don't look like all of the fake, surgery and botox addicted people out there.

God, has our culture become so obsessed with female perfection that we are now freaking out over TOE LENGTH?!?!

Wear whatever you want! My second toe is longer, my pinky toenail is all kinds of jacked up, I’ve got mad callouses, and I never get pedicures. I wear whatever TF shoes I want, including sandals so people can see my weird feet in all their glory. WHO CARES.

A very wise woman once told me, if they don’t sign your paycheck or make you c*m, don’t GAF what they think.