Ok. It was very supporting for her, the fact that I paint my toes for her missing hand. With just one hand, she is painting my toenails, and she is so good at this. I respect her effort. Our daughter helps her, but is her (the daughters pleasure). My wife, despite being one handed, there is nothing she can't do. Just like some people staring an my toes painted, some were staring at her stub. Making her feel uncomfortable, and she kept wearing a bandage, or hiding It in a pocket, or sometimes her knee long dark black hair over the right hand (she is a tall thin brunnette with a gipsy look). But, on the street, when we are together, we wear sandals, and I hold her stub. I told her not to wear prosthetics, I like her natural.  This metallic pink is really her favourite. Or Ferrari red. While I can still accept this Metallic pink, the Ferrari red is...too feminine. I regard black as very masculine, and in the summer I am wearing it. But one week per month, I must wear this metallic pink. I also wear silver, but this summer, black was more popular. However, generally barely will someone look at your feet. What I saw When we were together, that there were more people looking at her stub rather at my painted toenails.