Tickling As Opposed To Foot Fetishism

[Mitchell]

Please forgive me if this does not come out right.

I've been somewhat fuzzy, not remembering things or expressing myself well since the stroke.

My point is this.

I was thinking back to even as far back as college, say when I was 20, 21 years old.

My guess would be is that more adults, women or men, as it may be, have been tickle tortured by partners, friends, family members, etc,

Than have those who might have had their feet kissed.

Even people who "hate to be tickled" have probably gotten tickle tortured.

In a relationship, more people,would probably likely get tickle attacked by a partner, than had their feet worshipped unless there was an understanding that one or both of the partners liked feet, and thus, foot worship would be part of the foreplay, or sexual play in said relationship.

I hope I'm making myself clear.

Thoughts on this?

 

[Bondo]

If you're referring to origins of our fetishes, I think it's something I was born with, rather than a result of a situation in my development. I think of it like seeds that are planted in my DNA.

We all have some sort of situations in our lives that deal with tickling, or with feet, or with any sort of things for which people have fetishes. What is it that makes Person A develop a specific fetish but not Person B? My opinion is it's something in our DNA.

 

[Morning Scifi]

There's clearly a lot of overlap between these 2 interests, but I think that's probably more a result of how common foot fetishism is than any particular connection between the two. But I agree that more people have probably experienced prolonged tickling than foot worship.

 

[Sunriseticklee]

I also agree with you, but foot fetishism is so widely known and there are several people who feel more comfortable with articulating that they are "into feet" than they would ever admit they are into tickling. (People just don't share it much.)

I feel a lot of people still don't know it's even something to be into, and there is a large population of people who just despise tickling. Those people who hate it express how they can't even understand how/ why someone loves it or would seek it out.

It's interesting.
Meanwhile... I miss them both. 😩😂😂

 

[bobcat1]

The interplay between the two fetishes interests me. I used to be completely sure that my foot fetish predated my tickle fetish, but I’m not so sure these days.

My foot fetish is definitely way stronger. I couldn’t be with a woman who’s feet I didn’t find attractive and there were at least a couple of women I dated and later broke up with who probably would’ve made fine partners but couldn’t get down with my interest in their feet.

In my adult life it was always that tickling seemed to be a kind of addition to my foot fetish as many women are ticklish on their feet to at least some degree. But then again, I always enjoy upper body tickling as well.

In doing some deep thinking about it, I can’t really pinpoint if I became interested in women’s feet because of tickling or vice versa. I wouldn’t say I have a belly fetish but I definitely am attractive to a nice stomach on a woman. So am I into the quintessential ticklish body parts because they are ticklish or is it more intrinsic? I also find my self enjoy foot play most when there is some kind of ticklish reaction happening. Doesn’t have to be a laugh, but I love seeing toes wiggle or soles scrunch up or legs jerk, etc.

If what you are saying is that more people have more experience with tickling than with foot worship, then I agree with that for sure. Tickling is very much a big part of culture and human relationships. Foot worship is not. I also believe tickling is generally accepted as a component of foreplay or flirtation. Outside of foot massages, I’m not sure about foot play.

It’s also something that’s interesting about the rise in popularity of foot fetishism in our pop culture—wikifeet and onlyfans are well-tread topics on podcasts, talk shows, reality shows, Internet forums, etc. I always wonder if more people are incorporating foot play in their sexual lives because of it.

 

[Mitchell]

bobcat. I like your assessment. Thanks.

This is how I feel

With turning 55 next month, and coming to realize that my options may be somewhat more limited due to my memory loss, seizures, migraines, and the fact that I walk with a cane now, this is how I feel.

If I met a woman who hated to be tickled, and wanted tickling to be limited, I think
I could live with that.

With my "Ladderlad" persona, if I met someone who was afraid of heights, or for whatever reason did not want to stand on a ladder, I could deal with that as well.

If I met a woman who was uncompromising about feet, saying. "You can never touch or kiss my feet" That to me would be the deal breaker.

If a woman having her toes sucked or my licking her feet was genuinely uncomfortable to her, tickled a lot, etc, that is negotiable.

A woman, however who said. "You can never, ever kiss my feet" I could not live with that, because "I've literally loved womens' feet since I was probably five years old"

Hopefully,. I will
"luck out" as my Dad likes to say, and meet someone who will understand, and will compromise with me, if I try to please her.

 

[Morning Scifi]

The interplay between the two fetishes interests me. I used to be completely sure that my foot fetish predated my tickle fetish, but I’m not so sure these days.

My foot fetish is definitely way stronger. I couldn’t be with a woman who’s feet I didn’t find attractive and there were at least a couple of women I dated and later broke up with who probably would’ve made fine partners but couldn’t get down with my interest in their feet.

In my adult life it was always that tickling seemed to be a kind of addition to my foot fetish as many women are ticklish on their feet to at least some degree. But then again, I always enjoy upper body tickling as well.

In doing some deep thinking about it, I can’t really pinpoint if I became interested in women’s feet because of tickling or vice versa. I wouldn’t say I have a belly fetish but I definitely am attractive to a nice stomach on a woman. So am I into the quintessential ticklish body parts because they are ticklish or is it more intrinsic? I also find my self enjoy foot play most when there is some kind of ticklish reaction happening. Doesn’t have to be a laugh, but I love seeing toes wiggle or soles scrunch up or legs jerk, etc.

If what you are saying is that more people have more experience with tickling than with foot worship, then I agree with that for sure. Tickling is very much a big part of culture and human relationships. Foot worship is not. I also believe tickling is generally accepted as a component of foreplay or flirtation. Outside of foot massages, I’m not sure about foot play.

It’s also something that’s interesting about the rise in popularity of foot fetishism in our pop culture—wikifeet and onlyfans are well-tread topics on podcasts, talk shows, reality shows, Internet forums, etc. I always wonder if more people are incorporating foot play in their sexual lives because of it.

This might be a stretch, but I think Tarantino is who probably popularized it the most in recent history.

 

[bobcat1]

This might be a stretch, but I think Tarantino is who probably popularized it the most in recent history.

Yes, he should be credited to some degree but celebrities getting hip to their Wikifeet pages and many women making a ton of money with foot content on OnlyFans have literally brought foot ferishes into pop culture and conversations amongst vanilla people.