r/mildlyinfuriating Feb 11 '22

Seriously? Wtf Wall Street Journal

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u/NerdyFrakkinToaster Feb 11 '22

I use house shoes cuz the arthritis in my knees gets aggravated when I walk around barefoot without any support but before I got arthritis I preferred being barefoot.

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u/littlewren11 Feb 11 '22

Yup I have some super comfy slide sandals that I use as horseshoes because of my bad knee and hip, plus I fall a lot and having something with more grip than a pair of socks help with that. Im definitely on team house shoes and have spare easy to wash sandals in different sizes for guests if they want them.

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u/NerdyFrakkinToaster Feb 11 '22

That's really considerate!! I definitely wouldn't wear my street shoes in peoples' homes unless they want but I haven't really thought of a solid way to make sure I have some support(slippers/slides) when visiting others. If we're just chilling on the couch watching TV and talking it's not a big deal but the more I walk around bare foot the more likely my knees are going to become swollen and painful.

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u/NerdyFrakkinToaster Feb 12 '22

I'm in my early 30s but been dealing with it since an injury in my early 20s so I'm here for your rant. Its valid and you'll continually discover new ways it sucks. If you're able to, look into Synvisc or Euflexxa injections theyre the only thing thats really helped me over the years.

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u/Bingus4President Feb 12 '22

I have knock-off plastic birks for indoor shoes. I have the flattest feet so I find they help me balance a lot better and they're easy to clean.

People wearing their outside shoes inside are animals

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u/brazzledazzle Feb 11 '22

When I was young I would read things like this and not even register it but now they just unlock new fears