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I'll preface by saying that I'm very partial to the soft smooth feel between the toes; the sensation of that flesh as my tongue slides over it is pretty hard to describe but it is profound.
That said, and acknowledging that I enjoy all the toes, I can specifically identify my single favorite toe to suck: the big toe of the left foot.
When I discovered this preference, I had to contemplate an explanation for it. When most people start to walk, they push off with their right foot raising and leading with the left foot (especially true of right-handed people - also ask anyone who has done any marching).
The action of pushing off on the right foot, tends to broaden the right big toe as it bears all the pressure of the initial push. This is a cumulative effect after years of this repeated action.
OK, we're at the bottom line. In my experience, the left big toe is slightly more slender and feels...hell, I can't think of a good descriptive here...appealingly different from the right.
I haven't put a micrometer on toes to verify this but my lips & tongue unerringly notice the difference.
If any of you experiment with this, please let me know if you detect a difference.
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