Sneakers vs heels

Sneakers. Or any flats really.

I'm pro comfort all the way these days.

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Sneakers. Fuck heels.

i only own one pair of sneakers and i don't think ive worn them in like three years

i am either in ankle boots or ballet flats most day.

i do have a pair of small heels that i sometimes wear and a pair of ankle boots with a mid heel that aren't uncomfortable though.

sneakers is that a question??? heels are a pain that's not worth it

Hmmm, this is tough. I wear mostly sneakers.

But, a beautiful heel!? *chef's kiss*

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Heels, but hear me out. I once had a pair of black and gold wedges which I was able to slip on (due to the sizing and style being perfect) and I loved them so much! I kid you not, they were far more comfortable than even the most comfortable of comfortable sneakers. Seriously, I could run and jump in them no problem, do jumping jacks and all sorts of stuff like that. They also had a memory foam bottom, so they felt really nice. I would always choose to wear them over sneakers.

Now, that being said, it does depend on the type of heel. Memory foam soles on wedges, then it's heels, hands down. Stilettos? Then sneakers. If it's in between (like chunky heels), it will likely depend on my mood or what kind of outfit I'm going for. Also, the color. Pink shoes will always win. Have a great day/night!

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I do a bit of both

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I mean this in the absolute least offensive way possible but they kind of give me Jojo Siwa vibes (in the best way possible).

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Mine I am wearing right now don't have the laces in the center they just have zippers up the sides but I LIVE for platform sneakers

Platform sneakers are pretty awesome.

Sneakers I like to feel comfortable when I walk

Sneakers. I haven't worn heels since my 20's.

Sneakers all the way.

For some reason, this thread reminds me of some Quinceneras where the girl turning 15 wears an extravagant dress and sneakers, and then there's a whole ceremony where the dad changes the sneakers into heels to signify the girl's transition from childhood to adulthood.

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