I like my feet ... but if you asked me that in chat I would call you a creep. But then I call everyone in chat a creep.Let me start....
‘I like feet, have you got nice feet and can you send me a pic?’
I think sometimes people try too hard to get a reaction, because they need to stand out. It’s often not their usual approach in ‘real life’! I’m pretty new to this site and trying to make some connections, but the usual ‘Hi....’ are pretty much universally ignored.Not being a person who ever resorts to name calling, (I may think it, but never say/type it).
My common responses are typically along the lines of..
I haven't any pics (unless you are into hunky semi-clad firemen) *sends a sample pic* I have a folder full of those.
The only thing I am interested in seeing displayed is a charming personality.
Try looking on google. You obviously have no interest in knowing the person: why does it matter if 'Google'?
Etc...
One can still be polite to someone regardless of what their interests are. Try adding some wit/logic/sarcasm to responses rather than 'name-calling'.
Social skills are developed by socialising. People aren't born witty or charming or interesting. Those skills are learned over time, just as a school student learns, by being present and paying attention. Some go on to 'graduate with honours' while others end up as 'drop-outs'.
Ls x
This is actually polite.Let me start....
‘I like feet, have you got nice feet and can you send me a pic?’
My mind would go to something way worse than feet! And then I’d be super creeped out. There’s some shady shit out there.What about, "Hey, I'm into alternative fetishes. Are you?" While being upfront with that this isn't gong to be your "meat and potatoes" sexual (or otherwise) interest, it's not immediately weirding out anyone who may be against it and perhaps an interest could be peaked by a short discussion beforehand.
Let's face it, going for the feet from the get go isn't a widespread interest.