Question for the women about men with a foot fetish

[ScottTickle888]

I just wanted to ask a general question here to all the females on the forum about what is creepy/not creepy about a guy with a foot fetish. If you are relaxing in a public place, say a lounge, coffee shop, library, or anywhere where you might take your shoes off and prop your feet up. If you happen to notice that a man sitting near you has a foot fetish and is looking at your feet what makes some less creepy than others? Meaning, does it make you uncomfortable even as a person who understands this fetish that they are looking at your feet while you are sitting there? Simply looking at them periodically is what I mean. Any responses are appreciated.

 

[LindyHopper]

Think of it this way: an attraction to breasts in considered normal. Thus, a passing glance at a woman's chest would probably not be considered creepy. A prolonged stare, on the other hand, would be.

It's the same with feet.

 

[Anna6-9]

I agree Lindy.

I would personally think it was cool. I take good care of my feet and it would be nice to have a guy notice that instead of my large breasts. Would be a nice change.

 

[barefeetarebest]

I don't really know of any, personally, but I have heard of girls discovering a guy having a foot fetish and commenting something like, "aww, thats cute."

 

[LeeAllure]

I'm not sure I'd notice that someone had a foot fetish,
unless they said "nice feet", and after I said thanks, they
went on and on and on and on about it.

Plus, a cute guy like you can get away with that on a
grander scale (looking, that is, perhaps not the prolonged
staring) than someone getting close, breathing heavy, and
not as attractive looking.

So much of what people find is creepy depends on the
attitude, confidence and attractiveness of the person doing it,
as opposed to what they're doing.

Lee

 

[lk70]

I'm not sure I'd notice that someone had a foot fetish,
unless they said "nice feet", and after I said thanks, they
went on and on and on and on about it.

Plus, a cute guy like you can get away with that on a
grander scale (looking, that is, perhaps not the prolonged
staring) than someone getting close, breathing heavy, and
not as attractive looking.

So much of what people find is creepy depends on the
attitude, confidence and attractiveness of the person doing it,
as opposed to what they're doing.

Lee

what she said

 

[milagros317]

what she said

I wish I'd known women like you and LeeAllure when I was younger.

 

[Zoe_TheCat]

That's a pretty good point Scotty!

Does anyone remember a little movie called Road Trip where Amy Smart is on a bus with her shoes and socks off and has her bare feet hanging out in the open. A guy almost sucks her toes while she's sleeping! But she comes around in time and denies his offer for a foot massage. I used to travel by train quite a bit when I was in college. There were days when the shoes and socks had to come off so I could air out my tootsies. But ever since I saw that movie, I keep my shoes on at all times. Torn between my love for being barefoot and keeping my feet safe from creepy strangers. But I will admit if I catch a guy checking out my feet, it's quite flattering actually.

 

[milagros317]

That's a pretty good point Scotty!

Does anyone remember a little movie called Road Trip where Amy Smart is on a bus with her shoes and socks off and has her bare feet hanging out in the open. A guy almost sucks her toes while she's sleeping! But she comes around in time and denies his offer for a foot massage.

There is a story behind that scene. The guy (wearing a fright wig) who does put his tongue on her toes was the director of the film, Todd Phillips. He had that scene put into the film because he loves women's feet and wanted to have that bit part for himself. Amy Smart knew this and thought it was funny to let him go ahead. Ms. Smart apparently doesn't mind men with foot fetishes. 😀

 

[taptoematt]

I'm not sure I'd notice that someone had a foot fetish,
unless they said "nice feet", and after I said thanks, they
went on and on and on and on about it.

Plus, a cute guy like you can get away with that on a
grander scale (looking, that is, perhaps not the prolonged
staring) than someone getting close, breathing heavy, and
not as attractive looking.

So much of what people find is creepy depends on the
attitude, confidence and attractiveness of the person doing it,
as opposed to what they're doing.

Lee

OMG Lee, I tell women they have nice feet on a daily basis, I don't go on and on about it, but ...OMG , I must have a foot fetish ! Please , someone cure me !

 

[dcbahr]

well, i'm a guy, but thought I'd throw in my two cents. Not being able to stare, I almost have to win confidence to just touch a girl's foot, sometimes it works, sometimes not. I usually get the, "I don't like having my feet touched," line, so I have to stop. If I could stare, I'd either say something or not, I mean, once it's out there it's out there, right? As it is, I usually have to admit before anything else can happen, sort of reversalism here, with, as I said, mixed results.

 

[Zoe_TheCat]

LOL, it's funny that you said that Mils, because Jersey just filled me in on the story, being that he's a film buff and all. It's cool that Amy Smart digs the guys that dig dogs, because a girl's gotta wear heels and it's not very fun.