What's softer? The palms of your hands, or the soles of your feet?

Not for me it wouldn’t; years of walking barefoot as often as possible have made my feet tough and calloused.

You ^think* your hand are tough, because you can hold a sharp pebble or a Lego piece in your hand. But consider how different it would feel if you were doing a handstand on it with your full weight.

All my adult life I’ve had plantar warts, so out of consideration for others, I don’t even walk on carpet barefoot in my own home.

But I’m also not in the habit of carrying around 150 pounds in my hands, @zenvelo. Point well taken.

I take five dance classes a week. My feet have serious callouses – I need them to spin/turn/arabesque/chassee/pas de bourree properly. I’ve yelled at the pedicure lady when she wanted to sand the callouses off…...nooooo! I need those.

Whoa.
5 ballet classes a week? @BellaB?

Your profession?

modern bellydance. I study with these two lovelies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py2nDfRVIwI

I also co-direct a local Turkish Roma dance collective.

I’m an office lady :) in real life

I didn’t even know that there were enough Turkish Roma dancers in America to collect!

I’m in Canada ... but there are quite a few wonderful Turkish Roma dancers in the U.S as well . Some fantastic dance companies. Apparently the next big conference will be in Minneapolis of all places.

My palms are softer. My feet are tougher. I can’t walk on my hands in normal circumstances.

My palms. I don’t wear shoes unless I have to, even at the lake.

I’m an elephant. Nothing’s soft on me.

Just felt my hands & my feet, aren’t you the powerful one & my hands win in the soft stakes.
My face also beats my arse cheeks, probably the reason why everyone says I look younger than I am