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Men - Pedicures?

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If eating glazed nuggets makes you lose your man card, I can't wait to see what @PurplePride92 has to say about this one.

 

Two different things. Pedicures are awesome. :lol2:

Can't stand to have someone touch my feet, so no way! Even a trip to the podiatrist drives me up a wall!

:wideyed:

 

You should try one some time. Trust me.

For those who've never been, it is not just about cutting toenails. Again, there are health benefits of going.

Can't stand to have someone touch my feet, so no way! Even a trip to the podiatrist drives me up a wall!

Generally I am the same way. Can't stand for someone to touch my feet, really can't stand to touch another person's feet. I get weirded out if my wife's foot touches me.

You should try one some time. Trust me.

 

I can see it now: PP92 trashing dudes that eat boneless wings to the beautician while sipping cosmos and getting his feet exfoliated at a nail salon.

I can see it now: PP92 trashing dudes that eat boneless wings to the beautician while sipping cosmos and getting his feet exfoliated at a nail salon.

 

Not only are boneless wings girly and childish but they are un-American.

 

And I'd never drink a Cosmo.

 

I have a nagging ingrown toenail that pedicures help keep under control. They also massage your lower leg along with your feet. I go for those things more than anything else. I always refuse the polish. Word.

I have a nagging ingrown toenail that pedicures help keep under control.

 

In all seriousness, you should go get it removed. It's fairly simple & it will never cause you another problem. I have had 3 ingrown tailnails removed (both sides of my right big toe & 1 side of my left big toe). Haven't had a problem with it since in the last 15+ years.

 

My Dad always had terrible problems with in-grown toenails, too. (I blame him for my problems). Once he saw how easy it was for me, he immediately scheduled an appointment to have his removed & hasn't had any problems since.

In all seriousness, you should go get it removed. It's fairly simple & it will never cause you another problem. I have had 3 ingrown tailnails removed (both sides of my right big toe & 1 side of my left big toe). Haven't had a problem with it since in the last 15+ years.

 

My Dad always had terrible problems with in-grown toenails, too. (I blame him for my problems). Once he saw how easy it was for me, he immediately scheduled an appointment to have his removed & hasn't had any problems since.

 

Word? I need to look into that next time it starts nagging.

I went against my will with my then fiancé, now wife the week of our wedding. It wasn't bad.

Recently I have gotten a couple of pedicures. Wow, was I surprised how nice it was. This old guy doesn't have to bend down to cut toenails. Won't have to again. I loved it. Any other guys get them and I don't care if I have to give my "man card" up.
Yeah since I am a Diabetic I get one from my podiatrist every b3 months .

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