ScienceBoy
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Joined: 11/21/2006 From: Bristol, UK Status: offline
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According to Freud, we're just terrified of vaginas. Ignoring that doggerel... (Ooo.. Oh no.. A vagina... I must hide.. The fear.. The fear.. Ah sod it, fancy a good slurping? ;P) I couldn't tell you. I can tell you lots of things I like about feet, but not why, anymore than I could tell you the precise, clinical, reason that I'm a switch. Feet have a lot of good points - HUGE numbers of nerves, for one! There's potentially a humiliation aspect to them which is enjoyable ('Lick my dirty feet, bitch'), but at the same time.. they're potentialy one of, if not the, most sensitive areas of the body. One of my more fondly missed exes would beg to have her toes sucked. It dropped her into subspace faster than anything. :) (And indeed, yelp and whimper in a most pleasing fashion when being caned on her soles :P) Personally, I like the smell, the taste, the power (both ways), and the asthetics. I'm also very fond of boobs and vaginas for similar reasons. (They're fun goddamnit!) What's so fantastic about boobs? Or cocks? Or any other part of the human body the innumerable fascinations of humanity fall on? A swift google reminds me that the person responsible for bringing fetishes into the limelight (as it were), Richard von Krafft-Ebing, drew a distinction between 'psychological fetishism', which would be.. uh.. people like me, who dig feet (or rubber, or hands, or tongues, or whatever), and ‘pathological, erotic fetishism’, i.e. people who are only aroused by their fetish. All a question of scale. Hands up who gets turned on by pain? Well done. According to the equivalent definition of fetish in paraphilias in general - you're mentally ill! :)
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