In the "you don't know what you think you know" department come these back-to-back recent articles:The Dangers Of Flip-Flops ... In Footwear!
The growing use of the thin-soled, rubber slippers increases chances of serious foot problems, from damage from dropped objects and stubbed toes, to ankle and insole woes caused by their lack of support.and
How High Heels Might Boost Your Sex Life
High heels may improve a woman's sex life, a new study has found — but not in the way you might imagine.There was another story in the last couple of days about flip-flops just not being suitable in most workplaces.
The effect of heels on the male libido is well-known, but this research looked at the physical benefits of high heels for women. Dr. Maria Angela Cerruto, a urologist at the University of Verona, Italy, found that the tippy-toe posture of heels can tone a woman's abdomen and pelvic floor.
Women, many of you are tending to look the same in this summer's "uniform" of jeans or other pants and flip-flops and fluorescent toenail polish. I wish you would regard this at best as a daytime uniform and change out of it into something sexier for the evening.
I can not understand why any woman would want to wear flip flops to work. As a businesswoman, I want to be taken seriously, and so I dress professionally -- suit, nylons, high heels, tasteful jewelry, etc. I buy well-made heels that fit properly, and I wear them all-day, and some times all-evening long. If the heels are high quality, you should be able to wear 10 cm (4 in) ones without problem.
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