How many young women would you prefer me to write shoeless in a fantasy ancient/medieval story?

[JohnSm123]

1. No one.
2. Just one quirky character.
3. Just a specific category of young women (e.g. elves).
4. All young women except those of high classes (rich families, nobility, and royalty).
5. All young women except those of the royal family.
6. All young women, no exceptions.
7. Other.

 

[MediocreAuthor]

This seems like a very specific question, and any answer would be need to be idiosyncratic one based on the esoteric nature of the world in which your story takes place...

...or...

...is it a fetish thing? It's a fetish thing, isn't it?

I'll be honest, I've put the tiniest bit of foot stuff in one of my stories as an homage to the author on whose work it was based. That said, I've never understood it.

 

[MillieDynamite]

I'd prefer not to write medieval anything anyway, clothed, naked, barefoot, in high heels, or even while wearing a ring of power. LOL

 

[JohnSm123]

...is it a fetish thing? It's a fetish thing, isn't it?

It's a fetish for the personality trait of not wearing shoes, not for a specific body part. I think all parts of the female body attract me equally.

 

[MillieDynamite]

You attracting ole flirt you! Too bad I'm a lesbian, or else I might be attracted. But I'm so I'm not!

It's a fetish for the personality trait of not wearing shoes, not for a specific body part. I think all parts of the female body attract me equally.

 

[MediocreAuthor]

I'd prefer not to write medieval anything anyway, clothed, naked, barefoot, in high heels, or even while wearing a ring of power. LOL

I couldn't see you wearing the ring of power.



(okay, that pun was criminal. I'll see my way out)

 

[JohnSm123]

You attracting ole flirt you! Too bad I'm a lesbian, or else I might be attracted. But I'm so I'm not!

Huh?

 

[MediocreAuthor]

It's a fetish for the personality trait of not wearing shoes, not for a specific body part. I think all parts of the female body attract me equally.

I remember having this conversation before I got married.

"You're don't have a foot fetish, do you?"

Husband (bf at the time): "Babe, I'm pretty sure I just have a female body fetish."

 

[JohnSm123]

I remember having this conversation before I got married.

"You're don't have a foot fetish, do you?"

Husband (bf at the time): "Babe, I'm pretty sure I just have a female body fetish."

Why did you feel the need to ask that before marriage?

 

[MediocreAuthor]

Why did you feel the need to ask that before marriage?

Don't you want to know about the person you're gonna marry?

Would a foot fetish be a deal breaker? Of course not... But I'd still like to know

 

[MillieDynamite]

Well, I didn't notice one black woman in the trilogy. So, yes, it would be so strange.

I couldn't see you wearing the ring of power.



(okay, that pun was criminal. I'll see my way out)

 

[MediocreAuthor]

Well, I didn't notice one black woman in the trilogy. So, yes, it would be so strange.

Perhaps they were all through it, but all wearing rings of power. That would explain why you never see them.

 

[MillieDynamite]

Huh?

Sorry, you would like this wild-ass bitch anyway. I'm just so very me and way over the top.

 

[MillieDynamite]

Perhaps they were all through it, but all wearing rings of power. That would explain why you never see them.

Maybe.

 

[djrip]

You attracting ole flirt you! Too bad I'm a lesbian, or else I might be attracted. But I'm so I'm not!

I think this is the first time I've seen "I am" contracted without an object. Or, with an implicit object. Or something.

 

[djrip]

1. No one.
2. Just one quirky character.
3. Just a specific category of young women (e.g. elves).
4. All young women except those of high classes (rich families, nobility, and royalty).
5. All young women except those of the royal family.
6. All young women, no exceptions.
7. Other.

How about elves, and one quirky human who everyone says, "what are you, some kind of wannabe elf? Welf?"

 

[MillieDynamite]

Isn't lesbian the object? It certainly is the point. What about when God said, I am, that I am. Oh, wait, that wasn't contracted.

I think this is the first time I've seen "I am" contracted without an object. Or, with an implicit object. Or something.

 

[djrip]

Isn't lesbian the object? It certainly is the point. What about when God said, I am, that I am. Oh, wait, that wasn't contracted.

Yeah, but it wasn't specified in that sentence! I don't know if implicit is the right term. But whatever you call it, it was fun to read

 

[djrip]

Isn't lesbian the object? It certainly is the point. What about when God said, I am, that I am. Oh, wait, that wasn't contracted.

"I'm that I'm." -God

 

[MillieDynamite]

Well, alright then, I never claimed to be a grammarian, grammarest, whatever every the fuck one is when one is an expert in grammar. Gammarlyexpertest.

Yeah, but it wasn't specified in that sentence! I don't know if implicit is the right term. But whatever you call it, it was fun to read

 

[lovecraft68]

I'm combining all elements of this thread and want to see barefoot lesbians wearing toe rings.

 

[djrip]

Well, alright then, I never claimed to be a grammarian, grammarest, whatever every the fuck one is when one is an expert in grammar. Gammarlyexpertest.

I'm not saying it was wrong! Just... Eye-catching

 

[MillieDynamite]

I didn't think you were saying that I'm just fucking with you!

I'm not saying it was wrong! Just... Eye-catching

 

[MillieDynamite]

I'm combining all elements of this thread and want to see barefoot lesbians wearing toe rings.

Toe rings of power.

 

[lovecraft68]

Toe rings of power.

They do have a power over us who have aforementioned foot fetish.
I think that's part of why my wife married me, foot rubs for life.