An interview with the man who keeps uploading my feet to WikiFeet

Post by throwaways885 » Thu, Apr 08, 2021, 2:25 PM UTC

Quarrelsome wrote: post #175

batch12 wrote: post #170

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Impressive leap of logic to deem downvoting racist. This seems to be the final argument nowadays when all else fails. As a side note, I have often wished folks could see their downvote count or at least an upvote to downvote ratio. In the past I wondered if I was quicker to downvote, when I had the ability, than upvote.

> Impressive leap of logic to deem downvoting racist. This seems to be the final argument nowadays when all else fails. I think that's cold for you to wilfuly misinterpret my point so. Fine, we'll apply it to the gold standard. In news.y for the 1800s someone recommending moving away from the gold standard would get downvoted to hell by those that "disagree". Their comment would grey and vanish to most. By encouragin…

Post by lotsofpulp » Thu, Apr 08, 2021, 2:29 PM UTC

janpot wrote: post #9

It's so refreshing how this article doesn't try to impose an opinion on me. It really engages me to think about the matter and form my own.

Post by Bluestein » Thu, Apr 08, 2021, 2:38 PM UTC

ewwhite wrote: post #22

severak_cz wrote: post #7

For every weird niche hobby there is a guy who is creating literal database of something with almost scientific precision. Mix it with rule 34 and you got things like WikiFeet or some Czech site which is literal database of nude scenes in our whole cinema history (sorted by movies, actresses and director including screencaps of course).

I mean, mrskin.com

Post by zinclozenge » Thu, Apr 08, 2021, 2:46 PM UTC

agency wrote: post #184

jdsalaro wrote: post #18

I went in thinking "meh, let's check" and was surprised and quite amused about the "wholesomeness" of what could have been a very strange encounter. He seemed respectful and she seemed unbothered by the whole ordeal. Interesting, not my cup of tea, but definitely interesting. Something else that caught my attention was how early he believes his interest for feet developed, as early as six and nine years of age. I won…

I found his “origin story” very interesting too. One theory I’ve heard for foot fetishism, which is the most common bodily fetish by far I believe, is essentially a neural equivalent of crossed-wires: Brain areas associated with the feet and with genitals being next to one another. His anecdote felt like an environmental thing though, with him having these foot-centric formative experiences. Though I guess you could…

Post by kevin_thibedeau » Thu, Apr 08, 2021, 2:51 PM UTC

zinclozenge wrote: post #197

agency wrote: post #184

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I found his “origin story” very interesting too. One theory I’ve heard for foot fetishism, which is the most common bodily fetish by far I believe, is essentially a neural equivalent of crossed-wires: Brain areas associated with the feet and with genitals being next to one another. His anecdote felt like an environmental thing though, with him having these foot-centric formative experiences. Though I guess you could…

I heard that crossed wires theory and I just don’t believe it. For me the simplest explanation is that there’s an entire industry built around selling sexy women’s footwear (heels) that draws attention to the foot, so it really shouldn’t be a surprise.