Celebrity Busted Feet

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#181
^ I compare the two because both are human, and should be treated with the same respect. There shouldn't be any need to lay money on surgery to look "better", people should be liked for who they are, no matter if they have some extra weight or a wide nose or whatever. An actor should be praised and liked for his or her ability to act, a singer for his or her voice etc. The fact that this world is so shallow that they are also judged by their looks is sickening. Let people be who they are and judge them by their acting ability (for example) only. And if you don't find them 100% perfect then look the other way. Noone is perfect, and noone should feel the need to be so for others sake.

We simply have to agree to disagree :)
 
#182
woaaa lol first time i really see this, ouch poor VB her bunion is so bad i think Loubs do that is the onlythings she wear is time to go for uggs and flip flops idk wut will fix that... all these celebrities having all these bunions everywere and hammertoes in everyway possible could it be high heels do all the damage or genetics have somethin to do or maybe some designer shoes are too narrow and the toes try their best to squish in.

geeez im scared now not even for the loooks but for the pain they look like and paris hilton ouch! i mean she is already tallshe should go with another type of shoes. this looks hurtufl im not even feeling like sayin gross! just ouch lol
 
#183
just found my answer:

Causes
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of "Bunions"
Are shoes to blame? Yes and no. Research studies have shown that in countries where people do not wear shoes there are not as many bunions, but bunions are still found in some non-shoe wearing people. In countries where people do where shoes, there is a greater number of people who have bunions, but not everyone who wears shoes gets bunions. That means there must be other factors besides shoes that contribute to bunions.


Studies have shown that 63-68% of people who have bunions have a family history of bunions. So, heredity definitely plays a part. You do not inherit the bunions, but you inherit the foot type that may lead to bunions. Certain foot types cause the bones to change position and go out of alignment. This in turn allows the muscles and tendons to take advantage over other muscles and tendons and over time these changes may lead to bunions. Take a look at the feet of your grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles, sisters and brothers. There may be bunions in your family that you were not aware of.
Other possible causes of bunions:
  • Shoes (especially high-heeled shoes)
  • Flat feet (pes planus) and pronation (foot rolls in)
  • Metatarsus primus varus (first metatarsal bone rotates)
  • Short or long first metatarsal bone
  • Round first metatarsal head
  • Hypermobility (excess motion) of the metatarsocuneiform joint
  • Amputation of the second toe
  • Neuromuscular disorders (cerebral palsy, poliomyelitis)
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Contracture (shortening) of the achilles tendon
  • Ruptured posterior tibialis tendon
  • Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hyperelasticity
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#186
Pinkdancer said:
She used to dance, didn't she? Dancers have the ugliest, most messed up looking feet (unless they're in pointe shoes, of course!)

I had a former dancer for a roommate and her toes were bent funny, but I guess they weren't THAT bad...
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Yeah...dancers and figure skaters have really busted feet. My niece has danced on toe shoes for over 12 years and my DD has figure skated since she was 6. Both of them have mangled feet. As much as those toe shoes and skate boots cost their feet should look like a million bucks :laugh:
 
#189
imashopaholic said:
Shilpa Shetty
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Eeeeeew! Her toes look like E.T. :blink:
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#190
eeeeghhhh.... not the best way to start my day. My feet aren't as busted as the celebs, thank god considering my age, but I expect them to one day be just as bad. My mother has bunions the size of large grapes and I've been wearing heels with narrow toe boxes since a very young age. When I wear my CL's for a long time, or several days in a row, I've recently noticed some hammertoeish scrunching up and slight bunions/major bunion pains. :crybaby:
 
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