āsomeāā¦ some of these shoes count as obviously sexually suggestive and intended for fetishized sexual encountersā¦
in question.)the fetish site
I donāt understand her reaction. Look at 1912 shoes from Sears Catalog:ā¦ Iām just irritated and my feelings are hurt. ā¦
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What constitutes āfetish footwearā?Yes, fetish footwear is when the line crosses to immodesty. These types of shoes were once only marketed to people in the sex industry but then they became popular in the mainstream. The trend to wear these shoes has been dying for a few years now, thank goodness.
Those donāt look much different than some of the styles we wear, today. I would call them classic.Hawkeye916:
I donāt understand her reaction. Look at 1912 shoes from Sears Catalog:ā¦ Iām just irritated and my feelings are hurt. ā¦
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The professional careers of her friends has little bearing on this issue. Nor the colloquial label placed upon certain shoes by the sex industry. And lastly, I have not made an argument even remotely close to what you proposed here. Perhaps you should read what I wrote again, because I think you simply misunderstood me.I meanā¦ come on, man. It sounds like youāre trying to defend an extreme here. @catholiclala has friends who, as she mentioned, are former sex workers, and that does give her position some cred here. And as a fellow woman who found the OPās footwear alright and would agree that in general, footwear isnāt the part of an outfit Iād call out as immodestā¦ If you check out @catholiclalaās link, actually check photos of āfetish footwearā, and disagree that these some of these shoes count as obviously sexually suggestive and intended for fetishized sexual encountersā¦ I honestly donāt believe you. I think youāre arguing just to not have to adjust your original opinion, at that point.