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rba22 t1_j2ewr1y wrote

God needed to spend a little more time on you 🎶

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aquay t1_j2ewxvp wrote

What about your other foot?

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ShadowDancer11 t1_j2extg4 wrote

One day, outpatient operation. Snip, stretch graft, and stitch.

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WhatsupButtercup369 t1_j2ey40h wrote

All I'll say is, scissors can be great sometimes. Jk though, tis unique

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flearuns t1_j2eybx8 wrote

Don’t know why but this gives me crazy chills.

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shanksta1 t1_j2eypo6 wrote

jeeeeez get a boxcutter and strive to be normal, like the rest of us

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Turbulent-Watch2306 t1_j2eyyna wrote

Webbed toes clinically known a syndactyly. I also have this but not as high up as yours.

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RoyHunter00 t1_j2ez12v wrote

Judging from the hair, I don't think they ever thought about separating

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wlight t1_j2ezb4a wrote

Looks like they didn't separate outside the womb, either.

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robrobreddit t1_j2f12gx wrote

Is that called myxomycetes or is that something else !

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beewithausername t1_j2f1omg wrote

If you crack them do they crack together or do they crack separately

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dark_LUEshi t1_j2f2d99 wrote

feels like a paper cut in there would hurt like a B****.

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PBfromPhilly t1_j2f2pts wrote

My son was born with syndactyly on both hands and feet. Had the hands surgically repaired but left the feet alone, as they don’t bother him.

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wish1977 t1_j2f39in wrote

Do those toes hurt when you run?

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TunaSub779 t1_j2f654p wrote

Same here bro. It’s so shocking to people and for no real reason

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Foreskin_eater7488 t1_j2f7csg wrote

I too have webbed toes, but mine aren’t this webbed my family still makes fun of me though

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SheilaFD t1_j2f8zzg wrote

Olympic swimmer 🏊🏻‍♀️

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YggdrasilsLeaf t1_j2ff2mo wrote

While I’m sure this is normal for you and a non issue?

This is freaking me right the hell out. I can’t imagine not being able to pick the daily gunk out, I can’t imagine not being able to move my toes independently.

This doesn’t even count as webbing. Your toes are fused. And while yes, the fused toes are the best possible combination of fused toes, when it comes to functionality? I still can’t get a grasp on it or be less freaked out.

Not freaked out by you or your toes themselves. I’m freaked out by the thought of having fused toes and a permanent layer of itchy toe jelly that I can never reach or resolve.

Edit: on another completely unrelated note? You have really nicely formed feet…. Despite the uni-toe.

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curlicue t1_j2fg6du wrote

Are there any practical downsides to having toes like this?

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Legitimate_Start_267 t1_j2fn8qg wrote 

 Has it ever affected your balance? (Or mobility/locomotion at all?) I'm guessing that since you've always had them and both feet being equal that you just didn't have any other basis for comparison. 
  The comment you made about being an athlete points to it not being an issue of any kind.

  I ask because toes are huge for our balance as bipeds. Some who have lost toes say there balance was affected somewhat. Was curious if there was anything similar with a "fused" toe.

At the very least....one less crack to clean. So that's good in my book lol.

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Canyonero555 t1_j2fosnx wrote

I've found my people. I have this on both feet. I have one cousin who has it on one foot. Aside from that I've never known another soul who had this.

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PM_Skunk t1_j2fp9gg wrote

I literally checked my own feet just now, even though I’ve had the same feet for several decades.

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gaspipe_larry t1_j2fqlqq wrote

My step Father's left toes are connected in such a way

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mdnNSK t1_j2fshmg wrote

Brother? I have exactly the same thing!! Except on the right foot. The left one is not as bad, just a little bit.

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Tavaris_ t1_j2fviam wrote

I wonder if you now have a Feet Finder

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TheZoonder t1_j2fxll4 wrote

Replying to TunaSub779 (#1,244,543)

Really? For no reason? I mean, If you saw a girl with fucked up teeth, you are gonna give her the look. You may not mean any harm by that fact, but you are gonna look at her at least once. And she may not even be bri:ish.

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