A thread about a stiletto accident, flesh and green stuff

You can get blister plasters from boots, I think they are fairly expensive but they tend to do the job and they minimise pain when wearing backed shoes.

EDIT: I would also advise cleaning it with a sterile antibacterial type spray, these are also available from boots.

High heels are yet another form of oppression against women! This thread is further testament to this!

blister plasers are ok but i find they tend to come off too easily and it doesnt sound like you actualy have a blister. id just stick to an ordinary cushioned plaster if you have to wear something but your best off leaving it to air.

From wearing a pair of new stilettos one night, on the back of my heel, the skin had peeled off the size of a 2p coin. Fleshy parts were showing, so I covered it up with a plaster as it bled a little. When I took the plaster off after a couple of days, the plaster had green sticky stuff on it, whats that?

I cant wear any closed shoes, because walking hurts so do wearing trainers, they rub on it. Besides a plaster, what should I put on it, so it will heal quickly? and how long will it take for the skin to grow back?


Love BlueAngel x

Yes but they are nice to look at

The stiletto, forces you to tense the muscles under your bum, which makes your bum shake side to side more as you walk.

I agree with leaving it to air, but if the OP wants to wear backed shoes I've found that blister plasters do actually work in minimising pain when walking, if you find they come off too easy stick a bit of that first aid tape over it for extra support.

Oh yes, and strange unidentifiable green grunge being secreted from a wound needlessly caused by the wearing of 'the stiletto' is nice to look at too, right? Well, as long as one's bum is shaking from side to side, I guess it doesn't matter.

no one forced her to wear heels. what if a lesbian wore them, would it still be oppression?

Oh yes, and strange unidentifiable green grunge being secreted from a wound needlessly caused by the wearing of 'the stiletto' is nice to look at too, right? Well, as long as one's bum is shaking from side to side, I guess it doesn't matter.

No, she hasn't been forced, but since the pressure of society is on women to wear such footwear, rather than men, it is a form of oppression against women. It's just a shame that some women choose to be party to their own oppression.