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What do you find most attractive when it comes to feet?

Poll - Total Votes: 29
Painted nails
Unpainted nails
Jewelry (anklets, toe rings) with painted nails
Jewelry (anklets, toe rings) with unpainted nails
Tattoos on feet
Completely natural feet (no polish, jewelry, or tattoos)
All of the above
Other (you can specify in comments)
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What are your preferences when it comes to adornment of feet? You may choose more than one answer in the poll.
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onewithshoes · 22-25, F
I've never wanted go barefoot myself, but I've always loved the look bare feet on boys -- just plain honest bare feet, though, no decorations. I like seeing bare feet on girls too, but on a girl's bare feet there's room for decoration. I most of all love seeing couples where one is barefoot and one is wearing shoes. I just want to be the one with shoes.👣🥰🥿🥿
@onewithshoes Why do you like couples with one barefoot and one not?
onewithshoes · 22-25, F
@SomeMichGuy I don't know. I just really like seeing that contrast. Maybe because it makes the barefoot one look more barefoot?
But if I'm to be one of them myself, I want the other person to be barefoot, not me -- I always wear shoes.
@onewithshoes I know. You belabor that point pretty consistently.
southerncrossfire44 · 46-50, M
@onewithshoes Just as a hypothetical (as you and your boyfriend seem to be perfect for each other), what do you think you would do if you dated a guy who was always barefoot, but also wanted you to go barefoot with him?
onewithshoes · 22-25, F
@southerncrossfire44
I really don't know. I suppose I'd try to bring him around, but I'd know it might not work out.
No resentment though. I'd try to hook him up with a barefoot girl.😉
southerncrossfire44 · 46-50, M
@onewithshoes That's a very sweet answer, and a very mature way to handle relationship incompatibility.
southerncrossfire44 · 46-50, M
@onewithshoes I don't think this idea of the appeal of the shoes/barefoot contrast is that out there. It's just far more common to see the inverse depicted: man in shoes and woman barefoot. Think of countless book covers and movie posters showing a manly booted hero with a barefoot damsel. Since such things are done to draw attention and encourage sales, there must be some broad, if mostly subconscious, appeal to the shoes/barefoot contrast.