Foot Fetish is universally accepted and everyone understands what it represents. However, a fetish is sexualizing an inanimate object. The closest representation would be shoes. A partialism is sexualizing a living body part, thus, feet in this example. Foot partialism. A Fetish is a Fetish is a Fetish. Language is a funny thing because it changes. Thus, foot fetish stuck versus partialism. Perhaps partialism was not catchy enough. Who knows? And what if foot fetish is used forever? No problem. Yet, I still wanted to make a differentiation because language and definitions are very important.
[ July 30, 2019, 05:53 PM: Message edited by: blueopalfeet ]
Posted by AceCorr (Member # 37554) on :
Does it really matter? All that matters is that we love and cherish beautiful sexy female feet!
Posted by blueopalfeet (Member # 52467) on :
I agree!
Posted by Alastor79 (Member # 48395) on :
Well said! Posted by Bigbbwfeet (Member # 51598) on :
Fa- feet!!!!
Posted by coryr (Member # 49869) on :
i think of a fetish as something someone needs in order to get off or is strongly sexually attracted to that isn't a body part that is typically sexualized--like the foot for example. In that way , i think the term foot fetish makes more sense but that's just me. it really doesn't matter when it comes down it. as has already been said, we all appreciate and love female feet.
Posted by Bumbalone (Member # 52143) on :
I love a woman who seduces me with her pretty feet and sexy shoes...
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