Dirkman said:
There has been a lot of great comments and I appreciate them all.
I do like this girl, we have a lot in common. If you're a foot guy like me, you'll realize that its quite an important thing. So really what I am in is a crap situation. She's beautiful, has a great personality, and really likes me. But rather then have the slim and beautiful feet of my ex which I grew accustomed to for years, she has large wide feet that I don't find attractive. It just sucks. I almost wish I didn't have the fetish because I could be potentially happy with her if it weren't for that one huge problem 🙁
I think if my ex didn't have some amazing looking feet it would be easier...
Chin up, Dirk. Your situation is really no different than many others here. Feet, tickling preferences, whatever. There are tons of threads posted by men AND women questioning what to do if/when their partners (often through no fault of their own) aren't able to give them what they really want. Yours is a physical limitation. Others could be more mental or psychological (e.g., not into tickling or feet for some reason, or not "enjoying it").
Since I recently got out of a similar situation myself, I learned one big thing: The hard truth is that if you're "on the fence," you just don't know enough about
yourself yet to make the decision. You're not sure what's more important to you or how much you want/need certain things. It's tough to admit sometimes, but we're all human so we're always learning.
I'd say give yourself some time to figure it out for yourself. And relax. Just be with this woman, and have a great time. Both she and you will have a great time too--provided you're actually in the moment and not obsessing about worst-case "what if" scenarios. Enjoy yourself....or "enjoy the journey" as they say. Give yourself a little time to discover just how much this
really means to you in the context of what this great new woman (i.e., not reminiscing about your ex) has to offer. IMO, if she's that special to you, she probably deserves at least some time and careful consideration from you--
alone--apart from some rash "break it off now" advice solicited from this anonymous forum.
Revisit the question after a month or so with a
clear idea of how your life has been affected and what you need. Who knows? You might actually find more to like than to dislike. Or it could end for some totally unrelated reason. However, if the appearance of her feet is really something you really cannot get past, it'll probably begin to negatively affect other aspects of your relationship. So you'll have to let her go. But at least you can do so with the confidence that you're really doing what's best for both of you.
Good luck!