White women feet

Discussion in 'The Attraction Between White Women and Black Men' started by Mwaura, Jun 4, 2008.

  1. chocolatecream4u

    chocolatecream4u Well-Known Member

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  2. chocolatecream4u

    chocolatecream4u Well-Known Member

    Love them pretty pink toes

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  3. chocolatecream4u

    chocolatecream4u Well-Known Member

    pretty toes in sexy shoes,Love that!!

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  4. chocolatecream4u

    chocolatecream4u Well-Known Member

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  5. missshyness

    missshyness Active Member

    for the foot lovers, there is a website that sells sandals, called chacos, in it there is a section where people post photos of themselves wearing these shoes, there are some cute girl feet there, not sure if sandals are hot, but they do leave cute tan lines after wearing them all summer. It is almost a cult of these sandals, and some wear the tan lines from them like a badge of honor from their outdoor activities.

    I have and love these sandals, have worn them all summer, may not be the sexiest like heels, but they are comfortable and durable for me.
     
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  6. derekj4u

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  7. biosnex

    biosnex Member

    Not personally into the foot thing but I see nothing wrong with it. I do have a buddy back in NYC who is a FOOT MONSTER! He is the ultimate foot fetish worshipper!
     
  8. teddebear07

    teddebear07 Active Member

    well, better late than never :)
     
  9. teddebear07

    teddebear07 Active Member

    I went to the site ,it's obvious the sandals where made for comfort and not sight. if i had a girlfriend that wore them , i would politely ask her not to wear them around me. and those zig zag tan lines.....not sexy ,a distraction and sore to my eyes ! but thanks for sharing .
     
  10. missshyness

    missshyness Active Member

    Oh, too bad, I guess the foot guys are more into high heels, not a woman being comfortable.

    guess this puts me out of the running, I like sandals, live in a warm climate, and like the outdoors, lots of folks where I live are in flops or sandals, not into the porn star look, so I know alot of guys will not like me; I dont look like a made up porn star, I prefer a more natural look and to be comfortable.

    This means I will have to avoid dudes who are obsessed with a women's feet.

    I dont like heels they hurt my feet, and I dont believe a woman should have to make herself uncomfortable to suite some guys tastes or fetish, but everyone has and is entitled to their preferences, and see that many of the women feet in this thread are barefoot, I like being barefoot the best, but not practical, dont like hurting my feet either.

    May I ask, if would it be ok if a woman asked you to change the way you dress or look to suite her? say she did not like your clothes or shoes? and told you to look a certain way? that your way was not sexy?
     
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  11. DudeNY12

    DudeNY12 Well-Known Member

    My perspective is a bit different. While I agree that they're clearly geared toward comfort, over style.... I wouldn't say all of them are unsightly. I totally get it if you need something for comfort, especially when walking a lot, and dressed down/casual. Sure, heels, more stylish sandals do make for a nicer look, but I'm all for you doing what works best for you. That said... If I saw a pretty lady with pretty feet in those sandals... It wouldn't come close to ruining anything for me.
     
  12. teddebear07

    teddebear07 Active Member

    wow , you jump to conclusion way too fast . now you have to avoid foot guys because something i wrote ?that's a little extreme don't you think ?

    first of all ,i never said i prefer women in heels .....that's something you have in your head as what foot guys want or what is sexy. I love flip flops and sandals (just not chacos ). i'm attracted to women's feet (not their shoes ).But some shoes are sexy ,but it really come down to the shape of your feet (for me anyway).
    porn star look ? again ,i would like to ask you where your from....you don't have to tell me ,but i don't think you are american.
    No i do not believe a mate should tell the other how to dress ,but if you have one or two particular dislike .....you should let them know.
    let's say I have this loud ugly shirt I love to wear and you want me to go to an event with you . so i go in my closet and put this shirt on .....you might wanta say "honey ,could you please wear another shirt besides that one, it's kinda loud" I would just put on another shirt.
    to tell you the truth ,if i dated a woman with sexy feet ,she can wear what she wants....just every now and then i would complain about the chacos sandals .....i'm really a bit of a wimp .I think women should consider dating foot guys more cause he will pamper you and treat you like a queen.
     
  13. K

    K Well-Known Member

    I wouldn't worry about it at all. You do you and there is bound to be someone who's hot for exactly how you are and what you do. Relax.

    I've known quite a few guys who were into feet in my lifetime and they all had different preferences and specifics they liked and didn't like. Some like heels, others do not. Same with the whole porn stuff, others not. Some like rough feet, dirty feet, well manicured feet, certain colors of nail polish, etc. You name it, it's out there. No different than any other preference or even fetishes.

    I have found that we tend to attract those who are into what we have/are.

    Wear whatever you want....you'd be amazed! There are men out there who are into whatever it is you like. Personally, I'm not really going to let that sort of thing get to me. I wear what I want to wear, but I certainly have no problem wearing something my man would want me to wear (especially in private)
     
  14. RaiderLL

    RaiderLL Well-Known Member

    You're such a gentleman. I genuinely enjoy your posts and your positive attitude! You never involve yourself in the drama but you never seem to shy away from giving your opinion either. Very nice combination, thank you for being you! I know that's off topic in a feet thread lol, but your response was just so kind!
     
  15. missshyness

    missshyness Active Member


    Yeah, I had a bit of a knee jerk reaction, sorry about that,

    I was teased heavily in grade school and high school for the way I look, and have witnessed an abusive man nit picking at his girl for the way she looked, so this so what you said struck a chord in me. I feel the media meaning TV and online, place an unfair amount of pressure on women (disclaimer, not saying men don't get pressure too) to be a certain way, to please men instead of being themselves, women can be judged harshly for their looks, and only valued for this, so I am a bit sensitive to this.

    Now in no way do I object to a women who voluntarily tries to be pleasing to her man, (in the privacy of their place) if she is doing it for for the fun of both of them, but when society or the media try to dictate what is a sexy or good women to women in general, to the point where a women feels pressured to be a certain way, or they will never be loved if they do not conform, is what I have a problem with. I also have a problem with immature men who a are insensitive or make flippant comments about a women's looks such as butterher face, when a comment can have a lasting effect on someone, word-sound is power.

    I sometimes get tired of seeing nice everyday women get overlooked because they are not a flashy hollywood looking type, and then (some, not all) men then complain of women being vain or gold diggers, when in some cases, they are just overlooking a quieter more low key girl.

    Oddly enough, I was in the library, and I saw this guy with bright pink snakeskin looking boots on, thought they were kind of neat, so I would not mind a load shirt, (does not matter anyways, when people are lovers, the clothes and shoes come off) I am an artsy type, and like to wear things that are a bit different, and like things that are a bit off the beaten path.
     
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  16. missshyness

    missshyness Active Member

    thanks mama k, for the words of wisdom, and a cooler head than I, you seem to state things so clearly what we are all trying to say.
     
  17. missshyness

    missshyness Active Member

    Thank you, a more balanced perspective, I have to place comfort over looks, as I don't have a car, and have to walk, bike, take public transit or get a ride to get around.

    I also sometimes do garden/yard work, and am at the beach, and the beach beats up any shoes pretty badly, so by the end of summer, a pair of my shoes can be thrashed, (sea water, and sand is very hard on anything) so I do not want to wear dressy shoes for these activities. I do have more dressy sandals (clarks, not chacos) that I wear for fancier occasions.

    I knew someone who got all dressed up in very high heels to go to work, and over the years, they developed foot problems, had to have surgery, and now they are older and their feet are in pretty bad shape, so I am not doing that to my feet.
     
  18. teddebear07

    teddebear07 Active Member

    you.... you need to stop looking at what other people are doing and saying. stop listening to what the media says,the media can't make you do anything.stop caring so much about what other people think.
    they don't pay your bills,cook for you,care for you .
    Do your own thing ,do what you like ........it's that simple.
     
  19. missshyness

    missshyness Active Member

    true,

    yep, that is all I can do is be me, I don't know how else to be.

    With that said, if a guy came at me with please don't wear those around me, I would be tempted to tell them to either take me as I am or we part ways, to me they are taking a controlling stance telling me what to wear, and I don't like that, not a good start to or a way to be in a relationship, especially since I do not go around telling people I don't like what they are wearing, most of the guys I have come in contact with I have taken as they are, I have never told them don't wear certain things around me. I would be especially be annoyed if he said this to me while I have never said anything like this to him.

    This may not be a big deal to you, and to me it is not so much the shoes, but the attitude that I have to conform, like I said, I have seen this be a path to abuse for one woman friend I had, her boyfriend would start nitpicking at her telling her how to dress her hair etc, it was a slippery slope, and to me it would feel like the guy would also start nitpicking at me in other ways too.
     
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  20. DudeNY12

    DudeNY12 Well-Known Member

    All that you're describing makes perfect sense. I've dated women on both ends of the spectrum in terms of comfort shoes vs. stylish. Even my ex-wife who loved the stylish stuff would wear comfortable shoes when she was dressed down and/or knew she'd be walking a lot.


    Thanks a bunch for the kind words, Raider. I'm glad you enjoy my posts and such. I have to say that you've been one of my favs here. Yes, I do tend to steer clear of drama as it's often unecessary and counter-productive. Sometimes it's not always possible to avoid, but I do try. I hope all is well in your world.
     

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