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How To Like Feet Without Coming Off as a Creep

A guide for well-meaning foot fans who don’t always realize when they’ve gone too far

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2025-05-21

Let’s be real. There’s a misconception that liking feet is weird, but it isn’t. It’s one of the oldest, most common preferences out there. That being said, as with anything in life, there’s a line between “enthusiast” and “why is security staring at me?”

Whether you're new to appreciating feet or just want a refresher, here’s how to show your love without raising any red flags.

1. First impressions

You notice someone has uniquely painted toes, stylish sandals, or a creative pedicure, compliment them! A sincere “Wow, your nail art looks amazing!” can truly make someone’s day. People appreciate when their efforts are noticed, and it can spark enjoyable conversations about their creativity and personal style.
The problem comes when someone skips all the social filters and goes straight to “Can I smell your feet?” or “Are they ticklish?”.
No. Hard pass. These aren’t icebreakers. They’re alarm bells.

2. Don’t stare

It’s easy to forget this one, but yes - people have peripheral vision. If you’re caught staring at someone’s feet like you’re trying to download them with your eyes, it can make folks uncomfortable, even if you didn’t mean it that way.
Train yourself to take polite, respectful glances like a normal person. Foot appreciation shouldn’t look like laser beam intensity. You’re a fan, not a predator.

3. Read the room

It’s great to show enthusiasm, but it’s equally important to match your excitement to the comfort level of the other person. Pay attention to their reactions and adapt accordingly. If they show interest, continue the conversation naturally. If not, politely shift topics.

4. Boundaries exist online too

Yes, even on the internet. Just because someone posts a photo showing their feet doesn’t mean they’re inviting a flood of deeply personal or graphic comments. There’s a difference between appreciation and objectification, and it shows in how you express yourself.
A little tact goes a long way. You don’t want that person to think twice before posting any picture showing feet.

5. Keep conversation balanced

Even if your love for feet is strong, remember it doesn’t define you. Don’t inject feet into unrelated conversations, no matter how tempting it feels. Let others see your personality beyond your interests, and you’ll seem more approachable and less intense.

Feet are beautiful, sure. But you know what’s even more beautiful? Being someone others feel comfortable around. If we want the world to be more accepting of foot love, it starts with us being socially aware, kind, and ideally, a little charming.

So go forth, fellow foot appreciators. Admire, compliment, glance - but keep it classy.

Bonus tip: Share your knowledge

If you’re someone who already gets all this, feel free to leave a tip in the comments for others who might still be figuring it out. Share what’s worked for you, or a lesson you’ve learned. Help to guide the next generation of respectful admirers. Because many of us are doing a great job, and some of us... need a little coaching.

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Feel free to discuss this article. Please try to stay on topic, and be respectfull to each other.
2025-06-03
"You notice someone has uniquely painted toes, stylish sandals, or a creative pedicure, compliment them!" I feel like it needs to be pointed out that it does NOT mean every situation, and every person. Like, it's a cultural thing too sure, but 99% of the time I keep seeing that in comments on any piece of content with even a single frame of visible feet, people are going wild with "nice feet" "wow, love that pedi" and such comments. While yeah, that's the mildest, and is a far cry from starting off a conversation with "can I smell your feet" but still comes across as a bit of a "why would you say that" especially with images where their feet just so happens to be showing, but isn't the main focus of the pic. So I'd say stick to appreciation with people that you know on a deeper level than having talked once or twice but that's just my two cents lmao
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2025-06-02
Great post. Before covid a cute team manager was giving me a coach session and I knew he was barefoot under his desk, I felt he kinda wanted me to know he was barefoot but it wasn't a sexual thing it was more like "look as I'm the boss I can get away being barefoot at my desk and you don't". Just him being cheeky. But I was resisting to look because I knew he will notice I will be aroused, I really really wanted to look at his feet but it wasn't the time neither the place for that. Til this day I wonder what his feet would have looked like
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2025-06-01
Yes, big one, don't be a creep. I'm older now but "back in the day", women dug men who liked their feet and you did not have to be to discreet. Most took staring as a compliment and you could see if they would flirt more with you with their feet. Loved that game. All my women didn't care if I like them or not. They would let me. Back then alot wore hose, so that really turned me on. Making out and all that, of course was pleasurable, just as long it was not one-sided and they just laid there and did nothing. These days, it is not the same with women, imo. Nice to have this site. ✌️💜🙂 I liked the way this guy would deal with his fetish approaching women. https://www.youtube.com/@SSKampus
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2025-05-30
I usually wont mention anything about feet to women at all. Without being too graphic if theyre on their back during the deed i tend to put their toes in my mouth while we are going at it and 8/10 times they will ask about it afterwards. Never had a single complaint out of all the women i've been with and almost all of them have enjoyed it (some more than others ofcourse) I think what made the indulgence seem creepy is all these guys online in womens comment sections messing up the past time for the rest of us. That, and the over saturation of foot models hasnt helped, bringing more attention to the main stream audience. I use to enjoy this niche more when it was more of a 'if u know u know' type situation. Nevertheless, you are more than welcome to agree or disagree with my comment. Great article, looking forward to reading what comes next
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2025-05-30
Appreciate for the high level advice and hints in this article. As a feet lover since I was a kid, I learnt that if we be respectful in our conversation and treat people nicely and never tresspass boundaries , we will not be creepy and undesirable. We are just people that admire feet. Keep it classy.
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2025-05-30
I just tell them straight up. "Hey,, does ur man ever massage ur feet without being told to?" If they say no, i respond back with "i feel sorry for ya, if u was my lady, i would massage them any chance i get and u wont have to worry about asking me to. Cuz, u have some nice beautiful feet" and if they say yes, i normally say "he's a lucky man, im jealous of him" Thats how I get girls to talk about feet and giving them hints that im into feet. Every now and then i would comment on their posts "nice pedicure. Love it" until they are very comfortable with me saying those things. Every now and then, I would ask for a feet pics and most of the time they do and rarely the don't....ONLY because, theg rather let me see them in person.
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2025-05-30
Eu amo deixar as minhas unhas sempre feitinhas, amo ir à manicure cuidar dos meus pezinhos, me sinto leve quando vou à manicure.
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2025-05-28
I realized I was into feet at a young age. I remember going to the community pool and being just as aroused by all the bare feet as much as the rest of the girl's bodies. I remember getting a folder in middle school that had a sports theme and one of the pictures on it was of a gymnast and you could clearly see her toes. That cemented it for me. But even at an early age I knew people would think it was weird. I would steal glances, not stare. When social media became a thing I would never comment especially if I knew them personally. It was even hard to admit to my wife that I was into feet. Over the years I literally learned to follow all the points stated above. Be subtle, not overt. Let things move naturally. I think having a foot fetish is getting more and more acceptable in the "only fans" era, but that's not the real world. Be patient, respect boundaries, don't be pushy. Even on the internet.
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2025-05-27
That was a really great read... I completely agree! I’ve loved feet ever since I was a kid. I still can’t quite figure out how I got into it, and I’m guessing a lot of you probably can’t either. I’ve never seen myself as a “creep,” and I’ve always tried to approach the topic with respect, both in conversation and out in the real world. It baffles me how some fellow foot fans can’t seem to understand the importance of being subtle and respectful. Instead, they cross the line with things like asking to smell shoes or lick them, which only pushes people away. Even I get turned off immediately when I see comments like that online! Beyond everything you wrote, I think we each have a role to play: call that behavior out when we see it in the comments. You can still acknowledge the vibe or topic, but keep it respectful, not creepy. At the end of the day, there’s no shame in being into feet. It’s just as natural as being attracted to any other part of the female body. And honestly, I think most women can get into it, the key is following everything we’ve just talked about. Keep it classy, keep the content coming, and most importantly, show your woman some love. Cheers.
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2025-05-27
I still recall an event that happened to me at a grocery store. I was just doing normal shopping and became absolutely mesmerized by a late middle-aged woman walking towards me. She was exceptionally attractive and dressed nicely, but of course what I noticed were her feet with the clop clop of her heels with each step she took on the tile floor. Her feet were perfectly pedicured with traditional red color and displayed in open toe sandals with a slight heel, stunning....stunning! She flat out caught me starring at her feet and called me on it as she stood near me. I apologized to her, but said I had to be honest with her and say she has the most beautiful feet I have ever seen. She just looked at me and said, "young man(I was in my 40's then) you're not the first man to tell me that." Talk about your life's moments......
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2025-05-24
Please gentleman, you are better off NEVER mentioning a celebs feet on her content. Case in point, Kino Macgregor. Does yoga, used to have KILLER sole shots in almost every video. Creeps kept commenting. Now she intentionally adjusts the camera angle to avoid her feet. Thanks...
SeekerOfSoles (Sergeant)
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2025-05-27
Poor kino I bet she has sexy feet but it sucks that now we can't see them anymore 😭
PornAddictDJ (Recruit)
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2025-05-27
I always loved feet since I was a little kid since kindergarten. It's a long story but I always played with a girl and she always exposed her feet and I always maintained my excitement I always played a game with her by saying can I please see your feet and she always said no but overtime she always caved and does it and it made me happy. Since then I've always had a foot fetish. I've always looked down at girls feet and women's feet.
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2025-05-26
That was a good read and on point. My issue is finding/meeting women that have, in my opinion, nice feet. Are there any good and genuine "tinder like" apps out there for it? Or any websites ? Any help would be appreciated
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2025-05-25
As someone who also just hates wearing footwear in general I can confirm it, even guys into feet can be creeped out by the wrong kind of like minded people.
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2025-05-24
Point 4 is so spot on. Anytime I’m on IG and a woman shows her feet in a pic, there’s at least one comment taking it way too far and ruining it for those of us who respectfully enjoy feet. A “like” is plenty, you don’t have to comment with emojis on how you’d love to lick her feet
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2025-05-24
It's sad how many foot fans cannot imagine how much content they're suppressing with their unwanted or over-the-top comments.
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2025-05-23
I'd like to emphasize point 4. I'm a user who posts photos here frequently. I could even consider myself a looter of celebrity feet photos, as I search everywhere until I find as many as possible and, of course, the best shots. But I'm also very discreet. There are many celebrities who avoid showing their feet because people ask for it directly in social networks,and very often, to the point where they decide not to take barefoot photos, or to crop their feet in the final post. And it's a pity; sometimes it's better to say nothing and let that person upload their photos as they normally would.
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2025-05-23
Number 4. Yes!! Only speaking for myself. Respectful comments and compliments are nice. But occasionally, some comments can be kinda gross. That's when the community as a whole gets negative labels.
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2025-05-22
Excelent my bro.
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2025-05-22
Well said, my Man! Words of wisdoms for the community. Thank you for it. ❤️
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2025-05-22
Those look like nice tips when going out on a first date. Keep your feet love low as you get to know the person first. Second date is an unknown.
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2025-05-22
This is one more for when you're in an actual relationship, but don't go "I like feet". Tell her "I like *your* feet". Make her feel special and wanted and desired. Think about it like any other body part - would you tell a woman "I love smiles" or "I love eyes"? That makes it sound like you're a serial killer collecting parts. You'd say "I love your eyes", so think of feet the same way.
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2025-05-22
I agree with the read the room comment. I say try to ferret out the feel of the room before even saying anything remotely about feet. Once you're in that rabbit hole you helped create, there is little way to escape with your dignity intact if you read the room wrong. Walk softly my friends, walk very softly. There is a time and place for everything.
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2025-05-22
Exactly. Well said.
FootMaster793DF (High Knight)
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2025-05-21
Me encanta mucho el artículo, eso nos ayuda mucho para prevenir que nos vean como depredadores. También es importante tener paciencia y no presionar mucho a las mujeres sobre el fetichismo de pies y no hablar de esos temas desesperadamente. Primero hay que ver si una mujer está interesada o no en el fetichismo de pies y si esa mujer está interesada ahí si se puede compartir el fetichismo, pero con paciencia y no hacerlo desesperadamente. Muchas gracias Eli por el artículo y también muchas gracias por añadir la sección de artículos para futuros temas.
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2025-05-21
Also I'd just like to add; Read the room before you compliment. For instance if feet are already a topic of conversation then sure, mentioning it is fine, but bringing it up out of the blue can still be weird depending on context (not always). And yes, number 4 is very relevant. My guess is that some get a weird sense of pleasure from leaving creepy comments, but whatever the case may be, it helps no one and certainly not the person posting these kinds of comments.
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2025-05-21
That's some great advice. Let's hope that it doesn't fall on deaf ears.
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