I'm lost here. I've seen other women show their feet on request, and say, "they're just feet". Do they not realize that us guys are serious and will rub one out at the sight of their feet? Are they secretly into it, and don't want to seem unnormal? Are they really easy sluts that would pop a bare boob out or drop their panties at a request on YouTube if they wouldn't get banned? Is it that feet aren't as common as t&a that they, well I've said enough. I'm confused as fuck. Any opinions?
Posted by GORMEE (Member # 45672) on :
I just dont understand why women pay a great deal of money to make their feet look appealing. And when I compliment them. I get the "smells like shit" face. Like.....my feet?
Posted by BareSoles84 (Member # 45910) on :
It's quite simple: You either get it, or you don't.
I don't think it's that they don't realize that there are some guys that have an interest in feet; it's just that they don't automatically and readily see the appeal in them. That doesn't necessarily mean they detest feet either, as most cool chicks tend to be relatively open minded. Most people simply don't give feet a second thought the way foot enthusiasts do. That's why it's fun and interesting to introduce females to something new that they never really gave much thought to before and have them subsequently realize that they like it and find it interesting and unique.
I'm sure there's a small group out there somewhere that gets sexually aroused by elbows or hands. However, I'm sure to everyone else (including foot enthusiasts in this case), they're simply just elbows or hands.
Posted by 5thgear (Member # 46148) on :
quote:Originally posted by GORMEE: I just dont understand why women pay a great deal of money to make their feet look appealing. And when I compliment them. I get the "smells like shit" face. Like.....my feet?
They're doing it bc they already think of feet as nasty and ugly (including theirs), but can't go without wearing the cute sandals or flip flops. She would be embarrassed and fall bad into her foot insecurity if she were to walk around with dirty nails, and bunions.
Posted by Fair Adam (Member # 13350) on :
First of all, there's something really annoying about that girl, but all that aside, she's just plain ignorant, as far as I'm concerned. It's really impossible for some people to see the world from outside of their personal point of view. I'm not into Bondage or S&M, but I have friends who love it, so who am I to knock them? I may not understand their particular kink, but I know they love it and it's important to them, and that's pretty much what it's all about, isn't it?
Posted by BTL2.0 (Member # 49128) on :
Having a foot fetish is the same as being a homosexual. Crazy analogy I know but really, it's the same thing, foot guys are wired right from birth to have a fixation on feet(of varying degrees) the same way a person is homosexual, it's not a button that you can just click on or off. That's what pisses me off when I see people shit on foot guys, like when they say "I don't get foot fetish's or foot guys"? They wouldn't turn around and say "I don't get why a guy wants to have sex with another guy" ....just my rant.
Posted by BareSoles84 (Member # 45910) on :
quote:Originally posted by Fair Adam: It's really impossible for some people to see the world from outside of their personal point of view.
I think this line from FA sums it up pretty well, and I feel is a main reason as to why there is controversy with so many of today's hot topics.
From what I've observed, many people pick and choose on what is considered "acceptable", and what isn't. For instance, there was a female anchor on a radio show I was listening to a few months back and she was lauding Caitlyn Jenner for how glamorous and gorgeous she looked at a red carpet event. No more than an hour later, the anchor began to disparage and poke fun at that caucasian woman that was in the news a few months ago who expressed herself as feeling more acquainted with the African-American community, by stating that this woman needs to realize that she's caucasian and face the truth that she's not African-American. I'm sure I'm not the only one that sees the hypocrisy in that.
I'm not sure if it's for a lack of intellect or just mental laziness so to speak, but I feel that many people in today's society need to have decisions made for them and they need to be told what to think, because they otherwise wouldn't know how to come to logical and reasonable conclusions on their own with regards to various topics. Unless otherwise told it's acceptable and ok, I think many people tend to condemn things that they can't immediately relate to and can't easily compartmentalize. I believe for many, it's much easier to simply dismiss and cast something aside, than it is to put some thought into it.
One is free (should be at least) to choose your own preferences, likes, opinions, beliefs, etc., so it's a little ignorant to expect that everyone else needs to like what you like and agree with what you think. As long as someone's preference doesn't intentionally physically harm or degrade others, I don't condemn anyone for their likes. I realize that not everyone is the same as me, so I accept and tolerate others' opinions and preferences whether I agree with it or not.
All that being said, I wouldn't look too much into what these people who make self YouTube videos giving their "advice" and thoughts on various topics say anyway. I'd take it with a grain of salt. I'd be willing to wager that what they say on YouTube probably isn't even what they truly think on a particular matter; they're just interested in attention to accumulate and garner more followers and viewers, so they're going to say whatever it is they think is the "cool" thing to say in order to acheive that.
Posted by ucflyeah (Member # 32674) on :
quote:Originally posted by GORMEE: I just dont understand why women pay a great deal of money to make their feet look appealing. And when I compliment them. I get the "smells like shit" face. Like.....my feet?
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