Anonymous wrote:I’ve never even noticed a man’s foot. This thread is weird.

You’ve never been on an airplane… at a coffee shop… at Costco… having brunch… at a kid’s soccer game… and men next to you have their gross ass feet exposed?

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why outdoorsy-looking sandals are sort of popular with middle aged men? Sandals are actually terrible to wear outdoors because of injury, bugs, and ticks.

Right? Makes no sense. I honestly think creepy men get off on exposing their nasty ass feet in strangers’ faces.

Anonymous wrote:I have no problem with men wearing sandals in casual settings. It’s hot here. I’d be miserable if I had to wear closed shoes all the time.

Strongly disagree with casual settings, which I take to mean after a work day and weekends? I don’t want to see repulsive men feet at kid’s sporting events, when I’m picking up weekend coffee or grabbing brunch or even at Costco for that matter.

What a bizarre thread. OP, why do you care what another man wears? My DH wears flip flops all during the summer, and it doesn't bother me in the least.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why outdoorsy-looking sandals are sort of popular with middle aged men? Sandals are actually terrible to wear outdoors because of injury, bugs, and ticks.

They were given them by their fem partners. Most all men wouldn't voluntarily buy sandals.

Are you understating some kind of judgement in wearing sandals for men? And why this blanket statement like not only most but "most all"?
Again do these so strictly practical considerations apply to women?

No woman should ever wear crocs or slides. Even most high heels are gross.

In tropical places like the South Pacific and the Caribbean, sandals are pretty normal for men. And DC in the summer is similarly hot. Sandals are a reasonable choice. Do you realize how incredibly uncomfortable it is to wear a suit and tie and closed shoes in August in DC?

Pro-Sandal here.

No man should wear Jesus creepers!

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Anonymous wrote:DH wore these, brown on brown style, today with nice jeans and a white pique polo. He looked hot.

As they say in The Arlington Rap (circa 2008?)

“Dudes in brown flip flops…”

Ahhhh, thank you for the memory!!

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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why outdoorsy-looking sandals are sort of popular with middle aged men? Sandals are actually terrible to wear outdoors because of injury, bugs, and ticks.

They were given them by their fem partners. Most all men wouldn't voluntarily buy sandals.

Are you understating some kind of judgement in wearing sandals for men? And why this blanket statement like not only most but "most all"?
Again do these so strictly practical considerations apply to women?

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why outdoorsy-looking sandals are sort of popular with middle aged men? Sandals are actually terrible to wear outdoors because of injury, bugs, and ticks.

They were given them by their fem partners. Most all men wouldn't voluntarily buy sandals.

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why outdoorsy-looking sandals are sort of popular with middle aged men? Sandals are actually terrible to wear outdoors because of injury, bugs, and ticks.

What? For middle aged women too?

I hate how we can’t say anything about women’s bodies, but let’s shame men for having hairy feet.

I don't understand why outdoorsy-looking sandals are sort of popular with middle aged men? Sandals are actually terrible to wear outdoors because of injury, bugs, and ticks.

Anonymous wrote:DH wore these, brown on brown style, today with nice jeans and a white pique polo. He looked hot.

No chance he looked hot.

Anonymous wrote:DH wore these, brown on brown style, today with nice jeans and a white pique polo. He looked hot.

As they say in The Arlington Rap (circa 2008?)

“Dudes in brown flip flops…”