Do any of you think it's racist to say or even think that you're not a fan of black women's feet? If yes, then it's also racist to say or think, you love Asian or Latino feet? Both opinions are based on general thoughts regarding race. Thoughts?
Posted by NorcalfeetStudios (Member # 732) on :
It would be more of personal ignorance really. There's women of all races who have bad or ugly feet just as many of those same races who have nice or pretty feet. You simply can't lump everyone into a category of having bad feet based solely on race because it's completely untrue. And no it's not racist IMO if you did, just ignorance based on lack of evidence.
Posted by John Jones (Member # 50531) on :
I love women's pretty feet of any race or size! Yes, to say you don't like a certain "race" of feet is so ignorant! Feet are so different, and that's truly wonderful.
Posted by 5thgear (Member # 46148) on :
i don't think it's racist if you're not biologically or physiologically attracted to black women's feet. It's best to not even really discuss it. We're not obligated to meet pc standards by who we sexually attract to.
Posted by John Jones (Member # 50531) on :
quote:Originally posted by 5thgear: i don't think it's racist if you're not biologically or physiologically attracted to black women's feet. It's best to not even really discuss it. We're not obligated to meet pc standards by who we sexually attract to.
I certainly respect your opinion, but I've admired beautiful feet from just about every race. Let's give sexy feet a chance! ; )
Posted by Toetapper (Member # 6473) on :
Gosh, I hate "political correctness". It makes people start to apply certain labels - such as "racism" - where they don't belong.
I STRONGLY prefer blonde hair (curtains must match the carpet) and blue eyes and will always make a choice on this basis. Nevertheless, I adore the feet of Mariska Hargitay, Mya Diamond, Angie Harmon, Ming-Na, Brook Burke, and Anissa Kate (to name but a few off the top of my head); all of them are decidedly not blonde.
I admire the thoughts shared above. They reflect a great deal of understanding.
Having a preference is not harboring racism. Anyone who tells you otherwise is the one with the problem.
Don't sweat it.
Posted by NorcalfeetStudios (Member # 732) on :
quote: i'm not a fan of black feet, i don't like the color contrast with their soles being a different color than the tops
That's generalizing. Not all "Black" people have different pigmentation like that. So essentially you're saying you like lighter skinned Black girls who don't have this color variation?
Posted by NorcalfeetStudios (Member # 732) on :
quote:Originally posted by Michael Pitt:
quote:Originally posted by NorcalfeetStudios:
quote: i'm not a fan of black feet, i don't like the color contrast with their soles being a different color than the tops
That's generalizing. Not all "Black" people have different pigmentation like that. So essentially you're saying you like lighter skinned Black girls who don't have this color variation?
black women tend to be dark, no?
lighter skinned black girls tend to be biracial
you don't "like black women" because you like halle berry or somebody like that with a white and black parent, she's not fully black
but yeah i find women of her tone to be more attractive than 100% black women, though i'm not really attracted to biracial either
i like white and tan skin, attraction is not a choice
Culturally they identify as Black. They look more Black than White as such. There are fully Black women that have feet unlike your unattraction, perhaps you haven't seen them. Check out my model Brittney Marie, one solid beautiful color on her feet and has both African American parents. Posted by peneumbra (Member # 50386) on :
I am, frankly, embarrassed to say that I have never been intimate with a Black woman, mostly because, in the rural places I've lived, there are few black residents (including parts of the S.F. Bay area).
Regarding feet, I have a strong preference for females with high arches, who regularly go barefoot. And I've yet to find a Black female with those attributes.
But I'm still looking!
Posted by Doc Ock (Member # 46755) on :
All personal preference...
Posted by Peter, Peter (Member # 40235) on :
Not racist at all to say you don't like a certain skin tone or color. We all have OUR OWN preferences. Pale skin, brown skin, light skin or what ever you want to call it skin, these are just preferences people.
Posted by morefeetplz (Member # 2698) on :
No, I'm African American and I personally think everyone should have their own opinion/likes/dislikes. I personally luv pale female feet. This doesn't necessarily mean "White women" per se since I've met some Asian women with feet more pale than a white woman's feet. I would suggest not to generalize all "Black women since you may one day see a pair of feet that change your mind. But everyone likes what they like.
Mfp
Posted by Rocky @TheSoleMates (Member # 28971) on :
I don't see it as racist, as you're not saying you hate them or that they're truly bad. I do have to say that in my experiences with seeing a few dozen pairs of black (dark skinned, not mixed or fair pigmented) womens feet, none of them visually appealed to me. I would have no problem with foot activities such as worship with black womens feet. With that said, feet are feet. Enjoy them or move on so someone else with a foot fetish can. Posted by dougiezerts (Member # 6829) on :
quote:Originally posted by John Jones: I love women's pretty feet of any race or size! Yes, to say you don't like a certain "race" of feet is so ignorant! Feet are so different, and that's truly wonderful.
My girlfriend is black--and she has incredible feet!
Posted by footlovinlondoner (Member # 51122) on :
I'm black and my general preference is for white or asian girls feet, but there are some black, latina and arab models out there who have great feet too, so I always avoid making generalisations.
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