>Every year gets hotter and hotter, average day where I live since late April have been in the 90s or 100s farenheit >All the foliage in my city is rapidly dying off, resulting in less shade, even the soil is dry, hot and tough as concrete >All the surfaces in my city are concrete and asphalt, like every other city in the country >Step outside barefoot a few days ago to bring in my trash can, wind up giving the bottom of my feet first degree burns just from stepping out barefoot for less than 15 seconds
Animals that live in the city are more fricked than ever now, that shit burned right through my callused pads and genuinely hurt, I can't imagine what the frick most animals are gonna do in this weather. Shit dude the other day I found a dead up frog hiding under my car, I thought he was still alive because he was just sitting there, but when I looked closer he was all dried up, that's not even the only dried-up animal I've found either. I already knew we were in the beginning stages of a mass die-off (not quite an extinction event yet) but it's another thing to see it and feel it yourself.
>He doesn't know that as the climate situation worsens the hot air from the South will travel north and get trapped in the Northern hemisphere and quite literally bake the Northern hemisphere
I wish furries were real, but I'd still be a human, I would just pet and cuddle my furry friends just casually and it wouldn't be socially unacceptable.
Can't run WITH MY DICK OUT anymore. like before you know when I could be WITH MY DICK OUT but now I can't be WITH MY DICK OUT, I mean naked. Isn't it weird right. I wonder why
I did it once
and ended up with a unique type of aggressive warts that had to be surgically removed 5 times and that was plus the advanced wart treatment
You’re generally still decent at avoiding hazards. I’ve been fairly lucky so far; with a light enough gait, burrs and tiny glass shards usually barely stick in the dead skin and are easy to just brush off and keep running. The only real injuries I’ve had were from a hidden twig with long sturdy thorns that I literally stomped on when I tried to pivot around a corner. I don’t go barefoot where I know there’s going to be bits of metal though; I’ve had enough trouble with that shit slicing up or puncturing my work boots.
>Bleed instantly when stepping on a rock
After enough time walking barefoot, the skin becomes much thicker and harder. You won't be getting any injuries just by running/walking around unless you step on something particularly sharp.
All mammals have soft soles and they manage.
Your feet are weak because you wore shoes from birth
This prevented you from developing your natural paw pad like skin (people who live without shoes can kick rocks without feeling it) and also deformed your toes and weakened your arches. Basically you are a german foot binding victim.
I mean, you can try I see some people do It but walking on pavement during winter without shoes sounds like a punishment more than a choice to me, that being said you'll still find people in non hard soiled areas walking barefoot more often, I.E. deserts, beaches, areas with grass blabla... Just most of us got a soft underside from not walking barefoot and doesn't want to hurt themselves trying to harden It or a flat surface from birth or poor shoe and sole choices
nearly every single culture adopts shoes/sandals for a reason.
shoeless, clotheless living can only work in very specific parts of the world and even then sandals might extend your life expectancy a bit.
I'm going hobbit mode
>Every year gets hotter and hotter, average day where I live since late April have been in the 90s or 100s farenheit
>All the foliage in my city is rapidly dying off, resulting in less shade, even the soil is dry, hot and tough as concrete
>All the surfaces in my city are concrete and asphalt, like every other city in the country
>Step outside barefoot a few days ago to bring in my trash can, wind up giving the bottom of my feet first degree burns just from stepping out barefoot for less than 15 seconds
Animals that live in the city are more fricked than ever now, that shit burned right through my callused pads and genuinely hurt, I can't imagine what the frick most animals are gonna do in this weather. Shit dude the other day I found a dead up frog hiding under my car, I thought he was still alive because he was just sitting there, but when I looked closer he was all dried up, that's not even the only dried-up animal I've found either. I already knew we were in the beginning stages of a mass die-off (not quite an extinction event yet) but it's another thing to see it and feel it yourself.
Feels good to live above 50 degrees north, tropiccuck
>He doesn't know that as the climate situation worsens the hot air from the South will travel north and get trapped in the Northern hemisphere and quite literally bake the Northern hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere chads, it's our time.
>and other bullshit they make up to get government subsidies
I knew a guy who'd walk barefoot everywhere, even in town, hail or rain, ice or snow, all year long. I think it was religious
What is your problem? You just need to walk barefoot for a few weeks to develop calluses.
>grug think walking with foot wrap is berrypicker as frick
>shaman walk with foot wrap and doesn't blood
>turn out grug just bungad
I wish humans had pawpads
t. furry pawgay
Humans would be improved in every way if they weren't human
wtf bears have feet like ours?
Yes, but they exclusively travel bearfoot
I'm going to feed you to many animals in small parts, Carlos
Google plantigrade
>All those furry related results
I wish furries were real, but I'd still be a human, I would just pet and cuddle my furry friends just casually and it wouldn't be socially unacceptable.
I regularly walk barefoot on my gravel driveway.
Can't run WITH MY DICK OUT anymore. like before you know when I could be WITH MY DICK OUT but now I can't be WITH MY DICK OUT, I mean naked. Isn't it weird right. I wonder why
I did it once
and ended up with a unique type of aggressive warts that had to be surgically removed 5 times and that was plus the advanced wart treatment
That's what happened to the tree man
Lots of mad shoe shill ITT. They hate me because I spoke the truth.
>redditfrog post
>moronic
every time
Anyway, humans can, but wearing shoes is good for safety and makes them cleaning their feet simpler.
>Humans can
>Bleed instantly when stepping on a rock
Why do you think we naturally watch where we step?
what if you gotta sprint?
Then you probably have enough of a reason to go about it to ignore the pain.
You’re generally still decent at avoiding hazards. I’ve been fairly lucky so far; with a light enough gait, burrs and tiny glass shards usually barely stick in the dead skin and are easy to just brush off and keep running. The only real injuries I’ve had were from a hidden twig with long sturdy thorns that I literally stomped on when I tried to pivot around a corner. I don’t go barefoot where I know there’s going to be bits of metal though; I’ve had enough trouble with that shit slicing up or puncturing my work boots.
>Bleed instantly when stepping on a rock
After enough time walking barefoot, the skin becomes much thicker and harder. You won't be getting any injuries just by running/walking around unless you step on something particularly sharp.
All mammals have soft soles and they manage.
Your feet are weak because you wore shoes from birth
This prevented you from developing your natural paw pad like skin (people who live without shoes can kick rocks without feeling it) and also deformed your toes and weakened your arches. Basically you are a german foot binding victim.
I would prefer not to wear shoes but I don't want to cut up my feet on broken glass or something
if you live in a city you're gonna wanna wear them shoes boy
I mean, you can try I see some people do It but walking on pavement during winter without shoes sounds like a punishment more than a choice to me, that being said you'll still find people in non hard soiled areas walking barefoot more often, I.E. deserts, beaches, areas with grass blabla... Just most of us got a soft underside from not walking barefoot and doesn't want to hurt themselves trying to harden It or a flat surface from birth or poor shoe and sole choices
I go outside without shoes all the time
njoy ur hookworm
speak for yourself shoecuck lmao
No one cares if your poor, thirdie.
First world rich actually
Big manicured property all to myself
post address so I can look at your house on Google maps
Na
stay in California homosexual
The invention of the flip-flop shoe and its consequences hace been a disaster for the human race.