LOVING MY FRIEND'S MALE FEET: First Time Gay Foot Worship Short Story

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The exact origins of muscle worship remain elusive. A review of the historical literature suggests it may have its origins during the time of ancient Greece; sometime around the early 300’s, BCE. Historians refer to this period of time as the Hellenistic age. Usually, the person being worshiped is involved with body building or athletic training (i.e. gym). In these scenarios, the heterosexual man allows himself to be touched in exchange for a set dollar amount. The cost of such worship is generally pre-determined. For a couple more interested in kink, consider giving your partner (or asking your partner!) for a foot job. It’s essentially like a hand job, but you’re wrapping your feet around their member and using your core strength to stroke. It’s not easy, it’s a workout, and it requires a good amount of lube or oil. But, for those who seek to please their foot loving partner, this will blow their mind.When it comes to muscle worshiping, there’s no hard and fast rules. Generally speaking, there are a number of activities that fall within the brawn adoration spectrum. The worshiper is often smaller in size. Less common are two guys who have the same build (but it does happen).

Another theory is that hormones and emotions drive people to imprint their arousal on to certain objects. These hormones and emotions allow them to respond to certain stimuli sexually. Socialization I cannot put into words what I feel when I am worshiping a guy's feet. Honestly, it feels like I have an alter-ego, and when feet are presented to me, this alter-ego takes over. It feels like I'm possessed. Like I'm in a trance and nothing short of me dying will be able to break it. While worshiping feet, I have made noises I didn't even know I was capable of. Every millimeter of my body squirmed in weakness while I had feet in my face. I have shot so high, I almost hit the ceilings of rooms just from worshiping feet. I was and am 100% dedicated to the male foot and I always will be. When it comes to feet I am somehow both 100% in control and yet 100% weak. None of it makes any sense to me. But I absolutely love it. Opinion is often divided and some people adore feet, while others find anything to do with the area utterly abhorrent. Let's be honest, well kept feet can be quite lovely but thanks to smell, poor hygiene and wayward toenails, feet can also be pretty grim, and this dichotomy adds to the allure. ‘Feet do have a gross or taboo factor to them as well, and that can play into the appeal,’ says Struyk. ❤️ BDSM and foot play Another theory is known as Cinderella syndrome, a psychological condition in which a woman fears independence and secretly hankers after a knight in shining armour to rescue her. The fairytale character's perfect, small foot fitting into the glass slipper plays into this submissive fantasy. ‘Several cultures have histories of emphasising foot size as a sign of feminine/masculine attraction,’ says Knight. ❤️ Fancy dress

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Within this area of psychoanalysis, a second theory is that people may fixate on a certain object during childhood, which causes them to sexually fixate upon it by seeing it as a ‘good’ object. But what takes foot love to the next level and why do people worship them? Foot fetishism, also known as podophilia, is characterised by a sexual interest in feet, and being seriously turned on by toes, ankles and feet. Open wiiiiiiiide,” Trevor sang, pressing his toes harder against my lips and squeezing tighter on my nose. “Say ahhhhhhhhhh!” There are several myths regarding muscle worship. It would be impossible to list them all but we’ve tried to include the biggies. About one in seven people has a foot fetish, according to recent studies by Bedbible. Research has found that five percent of heterosexual women and 11 percent of lesbian and bisexual women have foot fetishes, compares to 18 percent of heterosexual men and 21 percent of gay and bisexual men.