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I'm not sure if this has been discussed before (probably has), but I was wondering. If given the chance to talk to a foot model, any or all of them of your choice, what kind of questions would you ask? What things would you like to know the most? Not including the usual questions of age, shoe size, and foot smell.
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I'd probably ask them if their opinion on foot fetish has been affected at all as a result of modeling. I mean, it would be pretty hard to do this sort of modeling and not wonder about the people who will be seeing that content.
I'd probably also ask them what their motivation is. Namely, what keeps them coming back to foot modeling specifically. Though I imagine that would yield some pretty broad answers.
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quote:Originally posted by Lordsoysauce: I'd probably ask them if their opinion on foot fetish has been affected at all as a result of modeling. I mean, it would be pretty hard to do this sort of modeling and not wonder about the people who will be seeing that content.
I'd probably also ask them what their motivation is. Namely, what keeps them coming back to foot modeling specifically. Though I imagine that would yield some pretty broad answers.
That's a great idea. Modeling has to have some sort of an impact on the ladies. Now you've got me curious.
I've asked a few about what motivates them. Typically, it's the money. Then there's the attention from being attractive/sexy without getting naked and the foot rubs.
quote:Originally posted by Lordsoysauce: [QB] I'd probably ask them if their opinion on foot fetish has been affected at all as a result of modeling. I mean, it would be pretty hard to do this sort of modeling and not wonder about the people who will be seeing that content.
Great point and one I've wondered myself. I've worked with many models that don't want a face to feet connection. Some of these models have done full and partial nude work with their faces and other parts (including feet) clearly visible.
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I plan on asking around a bit on these things and see what I can come up with. We just might figure this out.
Let's keep this alive and going. What else can we brainstorm, fellas? And ladies, feel free to chime in with things you would like to be, or have been asked.
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I am always curious if these ladies like attention from other girls? Do they like compliments from them, foot rubs from them? Do they like another female to worship their feet? Do they like to dominate other women with their feet? I LOVE fem/fem action, so, these questions, and their answers would excite me!
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I would be sure not to bore the girls with mundane validation seeking interview questions, such that they would feel ashamed to show their face, or only pose for money, all the while looking uncomfortable.
It's up to the photographer to be interesting and engaging. I wouldn't expect models to offer much insight into what not even foot-guys can agree on. Less to do with a fetish and more like human nature.
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I think goodguyneighbor is spot-on. I usually don't ask or discuss foot fetish or feet related matters with models, unless they bring it up or comes up naturally in a conversation. I prefer to ask models about their interests or hobbies 'cause that makes for more interesting and natural mutual conversations, and the last thing I want to come off is some foot obsessed dweeb.
If a model is new to foot modeling, she might ask many question about fetishism out of curiosity, and then I'm happy to give her the lowdown, but I rarely start on the subject.
In all the years I worked with Maureen, and even though we became good friends, we hardly ever discussed foot fetishism when we worked, and even when we hung out and went to dinner. Maureen is such an engaging young lady, with such varied interests, that all I had to do what ask what she was up to, and I would get a ton of funny and interesting anecdotes.
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Most of the conversations I have with my models is casual, non fetish chatting. It comes up, but seldom. I tend to stray away from asking them anything that would make me seem creepy at first. I enjoy being on a personal level with the models. It makes shoots much more entertaining. And you can build some great relationships along the way.
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