Men: Do you get a pedicure? If no, why not?

Why pay for something you can easily do yourself in one-tenth the time, and for no cost?

I am from an area where the men take pride in being manly. I could not imagine willingly going to a beauty salon that was not named “Barber Shop”.

The gay guys I know call each other “Mary” when the topic of spending too much time personal grooming comes up.

I do because I have rough skin on my feet that has inflicted damage during rendezvous before.

I don’t think I could stand my feet being touched because they’re sensitive and…it may cause an embarrassing situation that would make me dread having to stand after.

I live in a tiny town where there isn’t even a barbershop let alone a salon.
I have a Dremel tool and a power sander so I can do my own pedicure.

When I lived in civilization I would sometimes get manicures but I maintained my toes and feet myself – They aren’t visible in business meetings live my hands were.

These days, such attention is a luxury not covered by my disability income.

I am perfectly good at maintaining my toes, don’t need to pay someone and risk fungal infections.

No, not worth my time or money.

I give my husband a sort of pedicure. No soaking, but I take care of the nails and rough skin, apply lotion, and give him a foot massage. He’s a happy camper!

No, well…the wife tends to my plates of meat whenever she feels it necessary, so maybe it’s a yes.
I like foot jobs.

No because I just knock it out with my handy Dremmel grinding tool in a jiffy.

@gondwanalon Do you get any decent sparks when you do it?

My hubby goes with me about every two weeks. He feels like he’s in on a secret that most guys don’t know, and he’s pretty much a manly man.

I would be very uncomfortable having a stranger messing around with my feet.

I have to see a chiropodist regularly because I can’t bend enough to reach my own feet, but it counts as medical care and I don’t have to pay for it.