Shook

By footfetish - 02/02/2013 11:21 - Australia - Brisbane

Today, a male employee at a shoe shop helped me try on shoes. Once I found a pair, I went to pay for them. I was telling the cashier about how great of an employee he was when she told me there were no male employees. A guy with a foot fetish helped me find shoes. FML
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sumbum95 15

At least you got the shoes you wanted! :)

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Aspen_Grace33 27

Well at least he had great customer service skills!

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Grauncho 27

He's the prince to your Cinderella, except he's now probably jerking off to your foot arches.

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Uggo 4

Did you suggest they hire the man? Sounds as if he has great customer service.

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Ray_of_midnight 22

You got the shoes you wanted, and you never really twigged to the fact that you were being perved on, so I guess you're lucky. Although really, there is the sense of violation you experienced when you found out about it afterwards, so FYL. I have to say, as someone who *has* a bunch of fetishes, including a foot fetish, that what he did was extremely bad behavior. You should *never* involve nonconsenting others in your fetish, BDSM play, or whatever. At best, it weirds people out and it gives the rest of us fetishists, the overwhelming majority of whom respect other peoples' space and play only with those who have given consent, a bad name. At worst, it can amount to assault or rape.

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zandalee 19

Good comment Ray Of Midnight. I never really thought of it that way...

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ideasrule 13

Fetishists have the responsibility to not hurt others. They don't, and shouldn't, have any responsibility to make other people feel warm and fuzzy inside by submitting to those people's biases. In this case, the OP got shoes, and the random guy got feet. The only problem with the guy's behavior is that he pretended to be an employee, although that could just be the OP's assumption. Otherwise, I don't see any difference between helping someone find shoes out of generosity, or helping them because of a foot fetish. If the customer doesn't like people with foot fetishes, that's her problem, and this "problem" is about as trivial as #firstworldproblems.

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eeefxx 13

Reminds me of a few months ago. I had put some heels of mine for sale on the Internet and someone wanted pictures of my feet in the heels so they could see what they looked like at my toes. After I'd send those he answered "I'll admit it, I have a foot fetish." No one else has been interested so I still haven't sold them :-(

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bluehero 17

You got the shoes you wanted, he got what he wanted. I don't see a problem! :D

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SammySue_x 5

That's odd, at the Victoria's secret I work at, male employees aren't allowed near the fitting room at all.

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outoftown 26

If I worked there, I'd be pissed that security was so poor that a nonemployee could get away with this.

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foxtrousers 14

So there's a guy who's going to consciously look for the right kind of shoe for women that won't make them look bad... And this is a fail, why?

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