Uggs are an iconic feature of any cozy winter scene. If you've ever slipped a foot into one of these wonderfully warm and comfortable assets to footwear, then you probably understand why so many people satisfy themselves with this commodity. But the winter season ain't over yet, and if you're still rocking your Uggs, you know these struggles all too well.

1. You were just a little salty when coughing up the $200.

Hey, Uggs are pretty expensive -- worth the money, but expensive nonetheless. I admit to gingerly pulling Benjamins from my wallet (and my parents' wallets) when buying Uggs. But we've probably all told ourselves that we can power through the soreness of spending and feel much better in the morning!

2. Yet, you can't buy just one pair.

There are just so many styles, designs and colors to choose from! You'll make your first purchase and always want to come back for more. There will always be that pair that you just have to have. Even if you don't act on your desire to buy another pair, you'll at least fantasize about owning it -- hey, a girl can dream!

3. You feel the need to guard them with your life.

Umm, these things cost hundreds of dollars...why wouldn't you do everything in your power to keep them as spotless as the rowdy world can allow? But we all know that this easier said than done.

4. Your heart breaks a little every time you see a new mark on your Uggs.

And now the weight of the $200 hits you. You didn't pay all that money to be perfectly OK with getting crap on your gems. Every mark, stain and drop of water that hits your Uggs defaces them in unimaginable and irreversible ways (at least that's how it feels).

5. When you accidentally step in a puddle, all hell breaks loose.

You stepped in what? A puddle? Uggs 101: Any form of precipitation is not your friend! Don't even get me started on surprise rain showers from mother nature! This might seem small, but you most likely have had your day basically ruined beyond repair because of it.

6. You get judged -- just a little.

It's still super annoying when people think they're entitled to reprimanding you for your choice in footwear. What's with the stigma against wearing Uggs, anyway? Your feet, your decision -- but haters just don't seem to get that.

Despite these challenges, we will all prevail against the forces of torrential downpours, expensive taste and obnoxious opinions!