Real injury : 12 hours with me · indoor · public crutching · having fun

30:17 minutes long. minutes long. Audio on.

VIDEO PREVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pp9DAEUKR44

Our model suffered a fracture of the tibia and fibula and underwent surgery.  Join her for a full day in the life of someone with an injured ankle (about 12 hours of non-stop action)! It starts at home with no sock on, hopping one-legged while tackling everyday chores like cooking, folding laundry, and more – all with plenty of close-ups of the sole of the foot and its pronounced arch.After that, she heads out wearing a pink sock and using crutches in a busy, crowded downtown area surrounded by people. But she quickly removes the sock, letting her toes breathe freely as she continues her walk (cast-free!).

Next, she enters a supermarket, still hopping one-legged on crutches, grabbing items from the basket and placing them on the checkout counter – showing off the sole of her foot while everyone around watches.Leaving the supermarket, she visits several more stores with frontal shots while on crutches, briefly browsing each one before heading back to the street.Then, in a steady shot, she hops one-legged to check and adjust the pressure on all four car tires – a broken foot doesn't stop her from anything!

After that, she gets into the car laughing, and for some reason brings her foot super close to the camera, playfully flexing and showing off its mobility. Inside the car, she rests her foot on the dashboard with a close-up of it while chatting and gently massaging it.Finally, she gets out and arrives at an empty park, where the real fun begins! She fearlessly slides down slides, hops one-legged to climb structures, and even swings aggressively on various swings. It's all super risky, but she masters balance like a pro!