I had heard about the flip flops and as for the heels. I believe if it looks like it hurts then it proably does. I mostly wear flip flops so of course this sucks for me.
It is time for a shoe line by JADYE beautiful and comfortable. Good luck trying to get that one up and running.

I was listening this morning on my way to work! I don't wear flip flops every day because my work attire requires closed-toe dress shoes. I wear flats or near-flats because I am on my feet all day. Anyway, when I'm off work I wear flip flops. From my experience, on days that I spend the entire day on my feet, I'm just fine in flip flops. When I wear sneakers, however, I wind up getting blisters or general soreness. This is with Nike Shox and Skechers, not some cheap shoes. So take that, flip flop haters!

A-Freakin-Men.

Wearing Crocs just screams, "I give up. Seriously - I'm done. I'm so done that I'm now wearing ugly foam shoes. Just shoot me."

What about the new 'Fit Flops' that are supposed to get your legs & butt in shape just by wearing them? I wonder if those are any better?

ok, I am a flip-flop lover. I wear them every chance I get. I do realize though, that they are not the best for feet. So I have a rule: If I know that I am going to be walking and on my feet for the better part of the day, I wear sneakers and just deal with it. You can find a few cute pairs and since you probably won't wear them that often, you don't have to worry about them getting grungy looking. So basically I save sneakers for extreme days, like a trip to Disney. Other than that, I wear flip-flops (unless of course, I'm at work).

And not that I have a pair (because I don't) but I've really been thinking about buying a pair of croc flip-flops, which are not nearly as dreadful as those crazy clog things they have!