Afriends experience

[spike246]

I had a conversation with one of my female co workers in the fall and I never expressed it on this forum but for some reason with all of the weird Massa stuff I remembered it . My friend said she was at the mall and was walking to her car after shopping. It was dark when she got to her car she said some guy approached her and asked her if she would take her sandals off so he could tickle her feet. She said she told the stranger no of course and that her feet were ugly, the fellow went away . When she told me the story she told me that she was a little afraid and how strange it was that some creep would want to do this. I of course agreed with her but as a foot tickling fetishist I was curious about it The fact is while my co worker is relatively attractive her feet are indeed real ugly and I myself would never want to tickle her. True, fellows like this dont portray tickle fetishists in a good light but wish I could talk to the fellow. Id tell him that it is not a good idea to approach women in a dark parking lot but I wouldnt mind asking him about his foot tickling fetish.

 

[MrTicklefeet]

When the going gets tough, the tough get desperate.
Your story reminded me of another one I heard years ago, back in the early 90's. I was working swing shift at a job that entailed me taking two buses back and forth to work. My transfer coming home was in downtown before midnight. It was a bit of a cold night waiting for the second bus, when this young woman hobbled up to the stop, wearing one shoe, the other was barefoot. She stood there waiting for the bus with the one foot off of the ground like a flamingo. I finally approached her, and said I just had to ask, as I was sure there was a story there.
She came out to downtown to visit her boyfriend. He didn't have a phone, she had no other way of contacting him, but she wanted to see him, so she came out to drop in on him. While standing on a corner, waiting for the light to change, she was approached by a black guy who tried chatting with her. She kind of froze, ignoring him, hoping he would go away. Finally, he got angry, and said she must be race prejudice and turned away from her as if he was going to cross the street in the other direction. The light change, and she started to cross, only to have this guy suddenly run up from behind and tackle her to the ground right in the intersection. She started screaming, but all he did was pull off one shoe, and ran like hell.
She got up, and ran the rest of the way to her boyfriends place, but he wasn't home.
She said she walked around for a couple of blocks, looking in alleys, hoping the guy would have tossed the shoe after a while. I said no, he went through all that trouble to get it, he most likely held on to it tight all the way home.
She said, she felt lucky, if all he wanted from her was her shoe.

 

[texastickler]

WOW! Those are two incredible stories.

 

[He-Man]

She said she walked around for a couple of blocks, looking in alleys,

Not exactly the smartest idea, especially after what happend to her. She could've bumped into someone who wanted more than a shoe.