Dirty Feet? Good for you!
This article was originally published on Barefoot and Grounded .com
Dirty Soles: Badge of Barefoot Honor or Totally Irrelevant?: “
There’s one aspect of the barefoot lifestyle that’s continued to be equally intriguing and confusing to me. If you spend any time perusing the online posts of ‘hardcore’ barefooters, you can’t help but find comments about it. It’s DIRTY SOLES.
For many barefooters, dirty soles are a badge of honor. People will either gloat about how ‘black’ their soles are or ask others about it as if they are wanting to know how committed they were to the unshod lifestyle. After someone comments about going barefoot somewhere, it’s very possible to receive a question like, ‘How black did your soles get?’ or comment like, ‘I bet your feet got REALLY dirty doing that! Pictures?’
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