nadrydix said:
i just told my girlfriend i have a footfetish, she accepted it, but dont want to spent lots f time to it, she has terrible ticklish feet, but how do you ask if you can tickle her?...
plz help,
nadrydix
Revealing a fetish to a mate can be a very tricky thing. Assuming that you really care about this girl, simply telling her that you have a foot fetish may be placing her in the position of having to accept something that she perceives is indiginous to
only you. Also, it downgrades her image of herself in your eyes as a complete person, to one of merely the owner of the object of your true desire. So, When she says she doesn't want to spend too much time on it, she is probably expressing her concern that she wants to be more important to you than merely the sum of her own parts. I think its imperative that you
share your fetish with her.
What you might try to do is
show her how your foot fetish is an extension of your affection for her, not a substitute. You can do this by spending some time giving her pleasure through her feet, that is not necessarily lustful, or sexual in nature, but could have an erotic effect if she enjoys it enough. For example, treat her to a "Spa Night" where (as part of a total pampering process), you give her a foot bath in one of those jet spas, followed by a sensuous foot massage, and then paint her toenails for her. Even if you suck at it, you'll show her that the attention you give to her feet is something that you enjoy because it makes her feel good.
If you think her attitude does not support the idea of a tickling fetish on top of your foot fetish, then, by all means,
DON'T ask her if you can tickle her feet. Work toward it physically. While massaging her feet, slip in some soft, sensuous caressing - not to tickle torture her - but to titillate. The feet are plentiful with errogenous nerves. Take some time to make her feel good through touch, and ask her if she enjoys it. If she giggles from the stroking, tell her how you love the sound of her laughter. If she invites more light tickling, make sure you respect her allowances by not attacking her feet. Don't give her any reason to feel threatened or defensive. If she has to kick you off of her to get away, well, that's not a good thing if you're trying to bring her into it slowly.
Try turning the tickling into a game that she can control. Start with feathers instead of fingers. Use your imagination, but get her involved, and make it mutually enjoyable. Be gentle, and be patient, and with a little luck, you'll both enjoy each other more.
Good luck!
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