In order to do this, the ground you try to keep your foot on is as important as the kind of shoes you're wearing. Maybe for men things might be a bit easier, they don't usually wear high heels, sometimes boots with a small and broad heel that seems to have a good grip at the ground. But, walking through the different paths of life I've found that it's not always easy to keep my feet on the ground.
The ground has to be smooth but not so that it turns slippery, it has to keep a certain roughness that attracts a hold of the shoe. If, however, the ground is too rough, keeping oneself on the ground will also be kind of difficult. Holes, imperfect pavements, stones, rocks, tufts of grass and hidden turds will complicate strolling. Of course chains to prevent the passing of taxis or any other car makes it quite easy to flip and end up with the feet high above the ground and over one's head.
The other important factor is shoes. Apparently sneakers, flats and some kind of boots are levelled and stay put. Wedges like to trip occasionally causing feet to trip or twist and therefore shout. Hig heels...well, it depends on how broad is the heel. If it is not too slim, it may work and be actually comfortable. Stilletos on the other way are made to jump from the car onto a comfy rug, definitely not for the streets. Maybe the old fashioned ones, the steel soul ones who are stronger than Britney Spears herself!
So, keeping your feet on the ground is not just a matter of being famous and remembering who you are or your background or any other stuff like that. It also means, learning to walk in whichever path life takes you and on top of any vehicle.
The ground has to be smooth but not so that it turns slippery, it has to keep a certain roughness that attracts a hold of the shoe. If, however, the ground is too rough, keeping oneself on the ground will also be kind of difficult. Holes, imperfect pavements, stones, rocks, tufts of grass and hidden turds will complicate strolling. Of course chains to prevent the passing of taxis or any other car makes it quite easy to flip and end up with the feet high above the ground and over one's head.
The other important factor is shoes. Apparently sneakers, flats and some kind of boots are levelled and stay put. Wedges like to trip occasionally causing feet to trip or twist and therefore shout. Hig heels...well, it depends on how broad is the heel. If it is not too slim, it may work and be actually comfortable. Stilletos on the other way are made to jump from the car onto a comfy rug, definitely not for the streets. Maybe the old fashioned ones, the steel soul ones who are stronger than Britney Spears herself!
So, keeping your feet on the ground is not just a matter of being famous and remembering who you are or your background or any other stuff like that. It also means, learning to walk in whichever path life takes you and on top of any vehicle.
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