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Posted by feetluvr (Member # 1570) on :
Nice article- someone on our side!
Posted by footjoyboy (Member # 26478) on :
Interesting,
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Posted by shook (Member # 12484) on :
mmm, brooke burke
Posted by octoberbaseball (Member # 20977) on :
Very nice article. I agree with Tarantino how he doesn't openly say I have a foot fetish, but he would say I'm attracted to female feet. It seems once someone says fetish they're immediately labeled weird. As for myself I would have to say I like a girl with pretty feet to get my point across. In regards to Brooke Burke, I had no clue she had pictures of her feet on her website. (Then again I had no clue she had a website). I'll definitely have to check that out hopefully they are good.
Posted by lfl2 (Member # 21053) on :
Why do people have foot fetishes? The short answer: no one can truly say. One of the most popular theories is that the feet and the genitals occupy adjacent areas of the somatosensory cortex, possibly entailing some neural communication between the two. The mentioned cortex is a structure in the parietal lobe of the brain dealing with sensory input. Other theories abound, but once again formula variations make pinpointing the actual root cause on a whole scale impossible -associatedcontent.com
Posted by Explosivo57 (Member # 14342) on :
mandy moore! yessssssssss
Posted by Mona (Member # 8351) on :
very interesting indeed,thank you
Posted by Foot Lover Of London (Member # 2420) on :
An Intriguing article for sure...Thanks !
Posted by wrinkleheaven (Member # 25648) on :
i thought so too
Posted by Toetapper (Member # 6473) on :
An informative article insofar as it reveals that, once again, the Press is the last to know about about anything. As for the "theory" offered as a possible explanation for the genesis of an attraction to feet: it might be remotely plausible for an attraction to one's own feet but certainly doesn't explain attraction to others' feet. Clearly, the author, while doing his research, went to a "well informed source" such as a meteorologist. Still, it's nice to see someone treat the subject gently, that what is often labeled as weird isn't as odd as it might have been previously thought.