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What do you guys think, is it about half, more, less? Personally I'm inclined to say about half in my experience, like half the girls who's feet I've played with could wear any kind of shoes and do any activity, and their feet wouldn't smell at all. The other half varied from only having smelly feet after a hot day in shoes or excercise, to those amazing ladies who get stinky feet very easily What do you guys think?
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Not sure what the percentage is, I personally like some smell and in some cases smelly. For me it adds to excitement. Now the ones I have had the pleasure to experience, their feet have been smelly after work. One worked at a restaurant and the other worked in an office. Maybe their shoes had more to do with it, not sure.
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I think at least 75% of girls will have smelly feet after an entire shift at work. It's cramming feet in tight shoes for a long period of time which creates feet to sweat and smell. Although, I say most girls feet won't smell if they just walk around the house barefoot.
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In my experiences, it's about 95% that have smelly feet. I've only found 2 women with no foot smell out of the roughly 100 I've done foot stuff with. One was Asian, and it's proven that a good portion of Asians don't have body odor due to their genetics.
Any chick's feet are gonna smell under the right conditions, but most of them make sure that doesn't happen. Most girls don't want to run around in beat up old shoes all the time. Most girls aren't gonna wear the same pair of socks twice before washing. Most girls are gonna throw a pair of socks in the trash if something about them makes their feet reek to high heaven and maybe do the same with a pair of shoes. Most girls are mortified by any part of them smelling bad and will try to prevent it.
So in that way, it's an impossible question to answer. I'd venture to guess that like 50% of women will have pretty bad smelling feet on at least one day of the week. That's only because they don't care enough to make it zero. Bump that number up if they wear flats barefoot. Thank god for those things.
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quote:Originally posted by coryr: i'd say most. most people's feet (regardless of gender) smell somewhat when up close.
Well, of course most people will have smelly feet after their feet are trapped in shoes all day. However, I think if you wash your feet and walk around barefoot then your feet probably won't stink for a good 12 hour at least.
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Another sad topic. How could anyone possibly hope to guess the percentage of women with smelly feet, and why would anyone want to do this? Since all types of body odor is caused by bacteria, in theory, it could be 100% of all women in the world stopped bathing and washing their feet.
quote:Originally posted by coryr: i'd say most. most people's feet (regardless of gender) smell somewhat when up close.
Agree with this for the most part.
Without getting into the physics and mechanics of it (because it's really not worth doing in my opinion), I think for the majority of people after walking for at least a couple of hours in sneakers and socks, it seems reasonable to me to presume the soles of someone's bare feet would have some scent. Perhaps not "smelly" as the topic indicates in the sense where you can smell them at a distance, but if you were to have their soles right in your face, you'd be able to tell you were smelling a pair of feet.
quote:Originally posted by Fair Adam: Another sad topic. How could anyone possibly hope to guess the percentage of women with smelly feet, and why would anyone want to do this? Since all types of body odor is caused by bacteria, in theory, it could be 100% of all women in the world stopped bathing and washing their feet.
Agree with this as well.
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