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Foot Fetishism
(redirected from Sucking toes)

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Foot Fetishism
A pronounced sexual interest in feet (or shoes), which is the most common sexual preference for otherwise non-sexual body parts. For a foot fetishist, points of attraction include the shape and size of the foot, toes, toenails, jewelry, treatments (e.g., pedicure), state of dress, odour, and sensory interaction
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Tom Pierret San Fernando Harsh sentence Re ``Toe sucker given life in prison'' (July 12): It's totally outrageous that someone could get life in prison for sucking toes.
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She certainly had nerve but I can't see Diana sucking toes.
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Many assumed this was a one-off event, but it's clear from their subsequent behaviour - Di wearing ridiculous costumes, Fergie sucking toes by swimming pools, Charles's desire to be a giant tampon - that the entire family continues playing it on a daily basis.
FLOGGING A DEAD HORSE (*BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED); Shopping channel's ... by Smith, Victor Lewis / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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