What causes fetishes?
in Psychology ·
I’ve always been perfectly fine with my fetish. I don't see any reason to join those crowds who spend all their energy feeling ashamed or trying to "cure" themselves. Honestly, it’s quite a pleasant way to live. I don't have demanding or unrealistic expectations; I just genuinely appreciate the sight of a great pair of legs, some stylish boots, or even just a nice set of stockings.
It basically turns a simple stroll down the Santa Monica Pier—or just walking around town—into something enjoyable for me. It definitely plays a role in my sex life, too. My wife actually loves getting foot massages, which is something I am more than happy to provide. At the end of the day, a fetish can be a genuine asset to intimacy, provided it stays balanced. As long as it doesn't interfere with your daily responsibilities or mess with your actual connection in the bedroom, there's really no harm in it.
That’s just my two cents based on how things work in my house. Take it or leave it.🙂
It basically turns a simple stroll down the Santa Monica Pier—or just walking around town—into something enjoyable for me. It definitely plays a role in my sex life, too. My wife actually loves getting foot massages, which is something I am more than happy to provide. At the end of the day, a fetish can be a genuine asset to intimacy, provided it stays balanced. As long as it doesn't interfere with your daily responsibilities or mess with your actual connection in the bedroom, there's really no harm in it.
That’s just my two cents based on how things work in my house. Take it or leave it.🙂