why feet?

[Mashcot]

Defense

Theres the obvious, that alot of people are attracted to that area so it becomes the preferred target.

Also when your tied up, its about as far away from what you use to protect yourself, even if you got an arm free, youde not help yourself, theyre so volunrable to attack, The helplessness adds to it for me.

Arguing for upper body follows a different logic. Yes, the more helpless is quite often the more arousing. But I think that is actually the torso, because the arms are not the only defense mechanisms a person has. The legs are limbs too (think of how much 'lees kick). The feet, though they can be restrained, are natural fighters in and of themselves. The torso, however, is the "body" in its passive state. When the arms and legs are taken out of play, the upper body has nothing left to protect it, and that is the rush for me.

 

[Miss Serendipity]

It's really all about preference I think. asking why feet? is the same thing as asking why bellies? or armpits? Some people just have fascinations with certain parts of the body.

 

[MaxSpeer]

this has probably been talked about a lot here but ticklish feet seem to
be so attractive to tickle. more so than any other ticklish spot.
why is that?

I beg to differ.

 

[DamselAdmirer]

I do not paint my toenails and never have, but I'm very sure I'm every bit as feminine as any other woman.

Dear Jean,

I was merely expressing my interests, not at all meaning to denigrate those of anyone else. The wonderful thing about the erotic realm is that it seems to be a garden where there is always something of interest to each and every one of us in full bloom.

Warm wishes to you.

 

[DamselAdmirer]

The fact that a woman's beautiful feet are "beautiful" is the reason why I enjoy tickling them so much. The more beautiful they are, the more I want to tickle them!

Amen!

 

[DamselAdmirer]

I agree. Personally, I prefer the slightly unkempt (but not exceedingly dirty) feet. Excessive amounts of exfoliation, polish and moisterising is not my particular preference.

I am into the very-well-cared-for-and-pedicured female foot, but in the erotic realm, there is no wrong. Whatever you like is fabulous and should be passionately pursued, as long as the fantasy can be brought about in a consensual manner.

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

well honestly out of all the girls I have ever tickled about 80% of them has ticklish feet plus i love the way they feel especially if they are soft

 

[armpitlovr]

I would have to agree with Max. I love a sexy pair of feet, but give me a choice?.....................Well? What do you think is my weakness?

 

[Sleepy Jean]

I agree. Personally, I prefer the slightly unkempt (but not exceedingly dirty) feet. Excessive amounts of exfoliation, polish and moisterising is not my particular preference.

My feet are not unkempt. I take extremely good care of them. Because I love being barefoot both indoors and outdoors I probably take more time caring for my feet than others do theirs. I use lots of moisturizer on my feet and I sand off the dead skin with a pumice stone. I keep my nails trimmed and in perfect semi-circles. My feet are as attractive as my hands.

I just don't pain my nails. It's a waste of time and money, and I don't know a single man in real life who thinks painted nails are attractive. I came of age in the 1960s and '70s (pre Madonna) when young women did not pain their nails and the guys liked us just fine.

Love,
Jean

 

[TicklesFemales]

Just a comment to Sleepy Jean, I am sure your feet are just fine and very ticklish from what you have posted before, and being very ticklish is what I like when I tickle womens feet, but I do have to say that a very ticklish pair of feet with toenails painted are fantastic to me. I think painted toenails make the female feet more attractive. Not only do I personally love to tickle a ticklish ladies feet, but I love to lick their soles and suck on their toes tickling them with my tongue. But hey Sleepy Jean like I said your feet are probably just as attractive as the ones that are painted.

TicklesFemales

 

[Sleepy Jean]

But hey Sleepy Jean like I said your feet are probably just as attractive as the ones that are painted.

TicklesFemales

Most men would say they're more attractive, I'm sure. Foot fetish guys are different. Not bad, mind you, but different. Hey, whatever turns you on. It could also be a matter of age. Probably most of you fellows grew up not in knowing a time when almost all women didn't paint their nails.

 

[TicklesFemales]

I myself was born in the late 50's so yes I know that most women did not paint their nails. If we could all see a picture of your feet Sleepy Jean then I am sure we might all agree with you. Its your choice to post a picture though for us all to comment on. Have a wonderful and tickly day.

TicklesFemales

 

[Sleepy Jean]

I myself was born in the late 50's so yes I know that most women did not paint their nails. If we could all see a picture of your feet Sleepy Jean then I am sure we might all agree with you. Its your choice to post a picture though for us all to comment on. Have a wonderful and tickly day.

TicklesFemales

If I posted a picture (sorry, too chicken) it would be a picture of Jean, not a picture of Jean's feet.

 

[FlockOfSeagulls]

Most men would say they're more attractive, I'm sure. Foot fetish guys are different. Not bad, mind you, but different. Hey, whatever turns you on. It could also be a matter of age. Probably most of you fellows grew up not in knowing a time when almost all women didn't paint their nails.

sorry I don`t remember that time , maybe it is more of a regional thing.

 

[Sleepy Jean]

sorry I don`t remember that time , maybe it is more of a regional thing.

No, it wasn't a regional thing. The time was the 1960s and '70s. I'm not at all surprised that you don't remember it.

 

[FlockOfSeagulls]

No, it wasn't a regional thing. The time was the 1960s and '70s. I'm not at all surprised that you don't remember it.

I know that in the 70`s in my part of the country that it was as prevalent as it is today.

 

[DamselAdmirer]

I was born in 1960 and have seen ladies with painted toenails all of my life. Growing up in the Upper Midwest, it was very rare to see them outdoors during the long, extremely cold winters, but come later spring and summer, the pedicured feet, bare and in sandals, would be out.

In the mid-1970's, open-toe footwear became quite common, and more painted toes were displayed. This trend continued into the early 1980's. For the rest of the 1980's, open-toe footwear became less common.

In the 1989, I met the woman that really sparked my interest in pretty, pedicured feet. I was 29, and she was 38. She always kept her toenails perfectly painted, went barefoot inside, and as much as weather permitted, wore sandals.

In the 1990's, open-toe footwear came back in a big way, and there was a profusion of nail salons, so manicures and pedicures became much more common. That trend is continuing to the present.

I have noticed regional differences in the display of painted toes. Some of that is definitely due to differences in climate, and some is based on ethnic composition, social mores, etc.

 

[Sleepy Jean]

I grew up in Indiana. I don't remember ANY women painting their nails in the 1970s. None. And open-toed shoes were very popular (remember Dr. Scholl's exercize sandals?). The hippie movement -- which ought to make a comback IMO -- made painted nails seem so 1940s.

The bottom line was, men didn't find it attractive. What I looked like had lots to do with men's opinion of what made women attractive. So if the men don't like it, why should I waste time and money on it?

 

[TicklesFemales]

Sleepy Jean I myself would love to see a picture of you first, then later if you would like you could send a picutre of your feet. If you wish you could send the picture directly to my e-mail which is [email protected] instead of posting it in here. I am very discreet and I promise I would never re-post or re-produce your picture to anyone without your permission. Have a great day my lady friend.

TicklesFemales

 

[FlockOfSeagulls]

I grew up in Indiana. I don't remember ANY women painting their nails in the 1970s. None. And open-toed shoes were very popular (remember Dr. Scholl's exercize sandals?). The hippie movement -- which ought to make a comback IMO -- made painted nails seem so 1940s.

The bottom line was, men didn't find it attractive. What I looked like had lots to do with men's opinion of what made women attractive. So if the men don't like it, why should I waste time and money on it?

Then it is definately a regional thing. As long as I can remember ,most women always seemed to paint their toe-nails going back to the 70`s. we have very little cold or bad weather even in mid-winter in Texas. So it is very common to see women wear sandals, open -toed shoes , and flip-flops, almost alll year round.

I think it is very much an unwritten rule in North Texas that if you show off your feet in shoes that you paint your toes.



you said you lived in the country, maybe that has something to do with it as well. i live DFW metroplex suburbs and most of the land is already been built upon and over 5 million people in the area.

 

[OKC_TklCpl]

My personal opinion (which means nothing by the way) is that the feet are rarely seen most of the time. Tickling is more of an intimacy thing for me i think and the trust to take the shoes off and offer to one person what the rest of the world never or hardly sees i think is the prime ingredient for me. plus they are soft and generally more sensitive.

 

[FlockOfSeagulls]

My personal opinion (which means nothing by the way) is that the feet are rarely seen most of the time. Tickling is more of an intimacy thing for me i think and the trust to take the shoes off and offer to one person what the rest of the world never or hardly sees i think is the prime ingredient for me. plus they are soft and generally more sensitive.[/QUOTE

you are certainly entitled to your opinion and alot feel the same way. Do you have a preference whether toes are painted or not

 

[OKC_TklCpl]

personally no. I enjoy the opportunity to paint my wife's toenails, but color/bare nails dont really matter to me in the concept of the fetish. more about the skin and softness.

 

[Lauren Tyler]

Maybe because it's one of the most ticklish parts of the body? And maybe because feet are cute (at least in my opinion?) 😉

 

[Zaq!]

And sure... it has likely already been said... but why not feet?


As others have mentioned, they have a pretty well defined set of nerve endings, (and I do love to tickle them) and some talented people have the ability to use those same feet much in the same way others use hands!


So, as one of those folks who has a significant other who can use her feet almost like a set of hands... I'll just say that I am a happy guy!