As a woman, does it bother you to squash a bug by accident under your shoe?
352113
I dont look down because we have took over many areas where bugs used to roam freely. there is only so much ground that be watched you know. So don't feel bad
266010
LUCKILY I DO NOT HAVE THIS PROBLEM. MY HUSBAND IS GREAT AT HELPING ME OUT WITH ALL THE CHORES. MOST OF THE OTHER MEN I KNEW EXPECTED THIS TO BE THE JOB OF A WOMAN. I KINDA FEEL SORRY FOR THEM.
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I'll be honest. Theres been a  couple times Ive had to wear used socks if I didnt realize I was out and didnt do laundry. There are worse things in the world than wearing socks 2 days in a row. And I'm sure nothing bad can happen by doing that. Maybe if you constantly did it, and wore 1 pair for like a week but I only do it in emergency situations
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I think it's a hygiene issue more then anything. I know for girls there can be discharge (sorry to gross you out guys if you didn't know that already) and as well, it's a comfort thing. I know that when I wear jeans with nothing else, it tends to hurt down there and get irritated.. Don't know for guys though if that happens? I have heard about zipper accidents without underwear though!! Ouch!!
1091102
You don't step on big bugs for fun?
542501
Even though I'm a woman, I can be a lot like Fred Flintstone..he can be stubborn at times, but he has a yaba daba doo time and that's ME! Plus he has trinkle toes, lol\n\nAnd a YABA DABA DO to YOU!
737071
I put knots in the lace right outside the opening, and hack off the rest of the laces. Done and done. All my sneakers are slip-ons. \n\nWord.
196482
women's feet can be such delicate, wonderfully made appendages. some guys get teary-eyed over a tiny, pale pair of tootsies in a strappy, open toed shoe. I know i do.things that are in contrast to a man's big, thick, calloused stinky feet, are attractive-right? me rough, you soooooft. get it?
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You may want to refer to the link I refer to in my source(s). Although the myth the site is debunking is whether bugs ever crawled into the ear, layed eggs/crawled through brain (which is false), it does imply that no insect that has crawled into someone's ear has ever caused any damage to the said person.\n\nInsects can crawl and, on occasion, get stuck in your ear, but as you note from the article, the guy it happened to was trekking along the Nile river, something normal folk don't do too often. \n\nIn an urban environment, I would submit that any insect that gets in your ear can easily get out.\n\nDamage ensued only when the person struggled to get the insect out, causing damage to themselves. Insects don't have  enough power to break or cause searious damage to the eardrum, at least any of them who'll get in your ear.\n\nI know the prospect of waking up to the feeling of an insect trying to scratch their way out of your ear is a feeling you'd generally try to avoid, but at least take comfort that an event of that magnitude is an extreme rarity, and more commonly, if an insect wanders in and out of your ear, chances are you won't know it.
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Hmmm.... scratch with my hand in an obvious way?.. nope..my kids would be appalled, and my son with his very keen sense of being a smarty britches would probably say very loudly, "Mom.. thats a private thing, go to the bathroom if your itchy, that's the rules"  Since thats what I have told him to do instead of adjusting in class when he's in front of an audience (Yes I got a letter home)\n\nBut a technique I do use to be less obvious is to pull at my waistband of my jeans to act as though I forgot to wear a belt and my pants are slipping, that little wiggle usually helps.. but if not then I tug at my pant legs towards the bottom by my shoes, like i pulled my pants up too far and now my socks are showing.. the bend over wiggle helps too..and if all else fails when in public I'll do a little cha cha dance and really wiggle.. when my kids are with me they think we are having a silly moment...
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I have no idea.  Today, it seems that people would rather throw their shoes out when they need repair.  I have often wondered the same thing, myself.
937893
nope! my gf does it all the time. i have not noticed any problems!
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Is it a fetish of yours to know? I step on pest to kill them not for fun.
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I think it's so that you can get a better grip on it (sort of like fingerprints) and not drop it on your toe, because that really hurts.\n\nGood question by the way.  :)
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thats funny. my husband says the same about my feet but i thought he was being silly. sorry just a comment not an answer :)
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I usually kill it. Why am i going to scream im how much bigger than this bug. There is no reason to scream I know I dont. Just kill it and get it over with. My husband would probably scream though.
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If it's in my bedroom, or in the bath or in some place I need to be (like on my clothes or something) I catch it in a glass and put it outside.  \n\nIf it's not in my way, I generally leave them.  We have a spider that lives in the corner of our living room (one of those black ones with the big bodies) and we decided to call it Fred - it's perfectly happy there so we don't disturb it.  \n\nI don't like spiders (i'm actually really aracnaphobic) but it's not my right to take their life.  I killed one once when I was a lot younger and I felt bad for weeks.  Now I accept that they have just as much right to live as I do, and if they're really bothering me then I just set them out in the garden, otherwise I leave them be.