
Where did she say that?Conflicted, she had said before when she was just fighting that her feet weren’t ticklish. Now that she has an OF they are ticklish. Not buying it
Conflicted, she had said before when she was just fighting that her feet weren’t ticklish. Now that she has an OF they are ticklish. Not buying it
It's Polish.This might be what he's referring to https://wikifeet.com/Karolina_Kowalkiewicz#pid=5844695
although a native speaker could elaborate about what was actually asked and how.
If you really wanna give her the benefit of the doubt you could say “maybe she didn’t know, it’s uncommon to get tickled on your feet” but I think she’s trying to make money. I wouldn’t buy.It's Polish.
To translate it literally: she was asked if she has a tickle on her feet. She replied "no" and inserted a "shrugs" emoji.
On her Instagram story before, there’s a picture of her story and her reply on WikiFeet but it’s in PolishWhere did she say that?
I had a feeling the person who asked wasn't Polish and just used Google translate to try get her to answer. That's why the question makes no sense.It's Polish.
To translate it literally: she was asked if she has a tickle on her feet. She replied "no" and inserted a "shrugs" emoji.