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Oooh, you have some seriously interesting images, especially the latest 'Lil blue eyes' and what about that awfully wonderful built up sandal, where on earth did that come from, an antique, a collectors item. You said your ballerina boots were difficult to walk in but the sandal must have felt just weird!

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Clearly with those boots/shoes the foot just becomes an extension of the leg and the actual footprint becomes tiny. Just like with Chinese foot binding.

When you think about it further isn't this just like a ballerina dancing 'en pointe' I know they are called ballet boots but I wonder if any ballerinas ever really wear them although apparently some ballerinas wear special braces on their feet and lower legs at night to train their feet to adopt an easier 'en pointe' position.

What's the longest you have been able to wear the boots for? Have you ever wanted to sleep in them and tried but got cramps? Are you actually able to walk around in them or do you really need crutches to do that, after all, apart from the tiny footprint they must really throw you off balance. i wonder how Chinese girls managed while they were getting used to their tightly bandaged feet? Just remember they lived in days when there were no pain killers.

So you say you have been intrigued by Chinese foot binding since you were little, my curiosity is aroused!

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