If this, then yes, you should.

If…

-You refer to them as the “Shoes that like to hurt you,”

-Have never worn it,

-Couldn’t tell what it was when you found it,

-Feel like Sailor Moon in it,

-Think “I should really just get rid of this” every time you see it,

-Grimace when you try it on,

-Are saving it in case you get pregnant,

-Are saving it in case you lose ten pounds suddenly,

-Will get around to fixing it someday,

-Aren’t sure when you can wear it without looking easy,

-Forgot you had it,

-Are not sure how it was intended to be worn in the first place,

then yes,

you should get rid of it.

Going through my clothes is always a very revealing process.

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