Does anyone enjoy smelling or licking worn women's shoes - Part 2

Nina · 15th June 2008, 11:05

I sold a pair of my patent pointy toe stiletto pumps on Ebay. They were about four years old and I wore them everywhere. They were in a really well worn condition and I never cleaned them in any way as it was obviously "not required" in this case. I sold them for more than I paid for them new!!

I got an email from the guy who bought them off me, and he was in heaven - he told me how powerfully aroused they got him. So in that respect, I certainly don't have a problem with this fetish, in fact I kinda like the idea of what my feet and worn shoes can do for a guy!! If I walked in on my partner when he was sniffing my shoes I would be more than happy to help, though maybe being a bit taken aback at first.
Maybe it's time to start clearing your unwanted shoes out of the wardrobe and put them on Ebay girls!!

Nina.

Britana · 16th June 2008, 20:38

Nina, I suspect you could sell just about anything you've worn on E-bay for more than you have paid

But this is a dangerous thread, even in it's second life, so I'll just leave it at that!!

Wuornos · 22nd June 2008, 09:34

hey let's get real here folks.
we're all about diversity here, right?
now obviously spooge-ing into strangers' shoes is unwelcome - and gross- if not illegal!
but to deny the fetishistic attraction to high heeled shoes and feet on a site dedicated to high heeled shoes is simply disingenuous. for reals. let's be accepting and sweet here. ok? thanks!
wanting to suck the sweat out of some vintage candies 'aint the end of the world...

skylined · 6th July 2008, 12:10

I can't see the harm in any of this really, when you look at the bigger picture.

It's not right, and would be considered by most to be slightly gross, but it's not harmful in any way either - especially if it's cleaned up and the wearer is unaware. There's so much real bad stuff going on in the world that this is pretty negligible. Would be interesting to hear any women's thoughts on this.

And I agree with Wuornos totally - a high heel site should be able to discuss this in it's fetish section, maybe just deleting any offensive words out.

My few pence worth

roz · 6th July 2008, 15:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by skylined

I can't see the harm in any of this really, when you look at the bigger picture.

It's not right, and would be considered by most to be slightly gross, but it's not harmful in any way either - especially if it's cleaned up and the wearer is unaware. There's so much real bad stuff going on in the world that this is pretty negligible. Would be interesting to hear any women's thoughts on this.

And I agree with Wuornos totally - a high heel site should be able to discuss this in it's fetish section, maybe just deleting any offensive words out.

My few pence worth

I think doing it if the wearer is unaware makes it far worse IMHO

Richie · 6th July 2008, 16:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by skylined

I can't see the harm in any of this really, when you look at the bigger picture.

It's not right, and would be considered by most to be slightly gross, but it's not harmful in any way either - especially if it's cleaned up and the wearer is unaware. There's so much real bad stuff going on in the world that this is pretty negligible. Would be interesting to hear any women's thoughts on this.

And I agree with Wuornos totally - a high heel site should be able to discuss this in it's fetish section, maybe just deleting any offensive words out.

My few pence worth

If your advocating that doing it without the owners permission or knowledge then I'd have to say that you would be one of those "weirdo's" that should probably have a police surveilance put on you.

If your also advocating that its fine to behave like this because there are worse things going on in the world, then you probably need therapy.

shyguy · 6th July 2008, 16:32

How do we get from wearing "fetish" heels, or wearing heels in water (fetish topics) to defacing someone elses property being acceptable?
And because worse stuff is going on how does this become ok?
I'd like to see the logic behind those kind of comments, as I'm sure there are worse things going on than muggings, then follow on muggings are ok. Murder is going on does that make it ok to beat someone almost to death because the worse things go on?

thedesigner · 6th July 2008, 17:38

a bit lost on this one....
i think the comments were about "defacing" shoes after you'd bought them, not doing it to strangers' shoes at a club for instance, which is well out of order and clearly creates a banning situation.
I dont get a kick out of sniffing shoes, crushing etc, but ive bought used shoes on ebay cos i like the style - sometimes worn once but 2 tight for example.
I think you've misunderstood the comments..
Please elucidate me !!

roz · 6th July 2008, 18:02

I did consider this, but it did say "especially if it's cleaned up and the wearer is unaware". Saying "the wearer" makes it sound like it is someone elses shoe, especially as he makes mention of the fact the wearer wouldn't mind (know?) if it were cleaned up.

thedesigner · 6th July 2008, 21:20

thats what i mean, i understood u the way u meant it....