@yume1ra Basically, yes. Not all men are going to say they have a "foot fetish" though, because the term implies fixation. Like, it's not the first thing I'd notice or the only think I'd focus on.
@mysteriouskat People who are intellectually curious about a part of our actual, physical reality (history, literature, how diesel engines work, etc.) are genuine and humble. If philosophy is your claim to intellect, you overestimate the importance of your shower thoughts.
@BreatheLesss Well if you really had the goal of "owning the chuds", that was doomed to fail from the beginning. Working on yourself, for yourself, never really hurts though.
@myctorae You became "exhausted" by the topic after one user on a public platform responded in a way you didn't like. You called yourself more publicly conscientious, yet used homophobic slurs. You're some myopic species of radfem? Who even knows.
@treasonoustris Listen to the average straight women give you her reasoning as to why she wouldn’t date a bisexual guy. They have some kind of visceral disgust, but on the other hand they love gay fanfiction. Who knows.
Liking cameltoe is just the straight guy’s equivalent of liking bulge. It’s a pretty natural and understandable thing for a guy to like seeing a hint of vulva. How is this not obvious?
@RealDianeYap It’s just callous and isn’t actually how men really feel. Everyone says these kinds of things all the time, because being reductive and callous is some people’s misplaced sense of humor. Like “women just want a guy who’ll make cook and make her c*m”.
@thusspokepurcel@Aella_Girl@Etanarachel@custardlake If you like legs, you like how thigh high socks emphasize the upper thighs or how normal socks emphasize the calves. If you like feet, you like how an anklet points to them. Etc. etc. And liking cameltoe is just liking vulva lol.
@myctorae BPD is a leftover adaptation from the ice age for white women. Manic phase peaks in summer to make you productive and hypersexual (because 9 months later is spring—ideal time for a child to be born). Depression peaks in winter to save energy.
@Aella_Girl@custardlake Women seek dominant men for the same reason they seek tall and strong men. Men, on the other hand, don’t ever seek “submissive” or “short” women specifically—why would they? There’d be no evolutionary benefit. One doesn’t necessitate the other.