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homoe · 04-19-2022, 04:00 AM

"Shoe Is On The Other Foot".......

Circumstances have changed or if circumstances were to change between two people.

Sidebar: This saying began life as the boot is on the other leg, appearing in print in the mid-nineteenth century. Putting the left shoe on the right foot would, of course, entail considerable discomfort, a meaning retained in the metaphor, which implies “See how you like being in my place.” Winston Churchill used it in My African Journal (1908)

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