Are you asking for mine, or asking what I mean by it?

That it gets smaller? That's an effect I was not aware of.

Ah, yes. Obviously it's limited by bone structure, because bones stay the same size, but musculature, tendon structure, and fat distribution are all affected by hormones, and the changes result in smaller feet often. Not always though, as someone else is lamenting in my replies.

Thanks. That makes sense.