Meine Schuhe gehen schon ziemlich kaputt aber meine Eltern meinen sind noch gut genug, muss ich die dann noch weiter tragen?

Meine Eltern wollen mir keine Schuhe kaufen die meinen sind noch gut genug nur ich bin anderer Meinung, die gehen an der Seite schon kaputt.

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TapRoot2021
1 year ago

will I have to carry them further?

If your parents don’t buy you a new one and you don’t have money for new ones, I guess so. You won’t force your parents to buy you new ones. “Function” you have something on your feet and the holes could be flicked (the rest is a matter of taste). My parents also know the time to wear the patched clothes of the older siblings.

But I would agree that I wouldn’t wear it anymore, but that doesn’t bring you much if your parents don’t want to spend the money. In your place, I’d just buy myself shoes. In the net you will surely find which for 20 to 30 euros.

TapRoot2021
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

Since you are 18 all ways to earn money are open to you. Because it’s looking everywhere right now, it shouldn’t be a problem. Good luck.

bcords
1 year ago

Do your parents don’t want to buy you new shoes?

So the shoes are broken and you see that the holes have. In the summer where it is relatively warm and dry, this is no longer bad, as if necessary you could wear it a little bit.

However, in the autumn, where it becomes cool and damp, these shoes probably also leave too much water and should therefore be replaced quickly.

And for a real winter, the shoes are totally inappropriately thin.

In the past, there were always only new shoes at fixed times, once to summer and once to winter, and my younger brother was often allowed to apply my old winter boots when they were still good.

Nordseefan
1 year ago

They are no longer good. You should get new ones.

Savings is okay and you don’t have to buy at the smallest fake new shoes. Here you go.

SchmittimitD
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

at most perhaps still worth collectors in ebay ^^

Gnurfy
1 year ago

I had to walk around with something like that. Not because of my parents’ viciousness, but because sometimes the money was scarce in a household with “freelance” incomes, sometimes very fluctuating.

At the sole edge of the one flap it is still possible to glue… Mainly the soles are not through to the socks at the bottom. 😎

Gnurfy
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

Yes, if you had to wear them only in dry weather in your spare time.

I’m at least here something different from my parents, and my school time was partly different from yours. In the 1980s, I had to add some of my mother’s old sneakers. At least she had no really “Ladys” and so rancid they were not yet in their self-resolution when handed over in the GüReg. (was at that time also other quality)

If iwie reparabel, some of my / our shoes went to the Schuster more often Stretching until again more money came to the family fund.

OpiPaschulke
1 year ago

They’re pretty ramparted and don’t baptize anymore, so your parents should steer and get new ones.

OpiPaschulke
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

If you want them to fall off your feet, talk to your parents.

OpiPaschulke
1 year ago

Then secretly tear the shoes and tell them not to wear them anymore.

PlayadeMuro
1 year ago

Your shoes really have their best times behind them!

It will definitely be time for new shoes!

PlayadeMuro
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

New shoes are not a luxury!

WeiserSatz
1 year ago

They’re too broken. New. Your parents can wear it themselves.

paulklaus
1 year ago

I do not dare to answer such questions of fate. You do not look completely new….

TheOrangePill
1 year ago

Go to work and buy new jobs, even small, without ending.

TheOrangePill
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

You’re 18 and grow up with it. No one can forbid you to earn money by the way. If you move out and make a training you can transfer your child’s money to them. If your parents don’t buy shoes and don’t get pocket money, you’re quite powerless. But for you, a sign in your life seems to try to be independent and hang in.

tanzella
1 year ago

You need new waterproof shoes.

Now comes the cold wet season and you will get problems with your broken shoes.

tanzella
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

At Deichmann there are cheap shoes.

Lola8891
1 year ago

Can save and buy some of your pocket money.

Gedankenlos007
1 year ago

They’re garbage

Gedankenlos007
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonwartburg18

I wouldn’t have been going out