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The Count Has a Foot Fetish

GiggleSugar — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Not too long ago, we learned that Count von Count really loves to #%!@. In a startling confession, the Count went into graphic detail about his constant need to #%!@ - "slowly, slowly, slowly getting faster" - and how the obsession completely consumes his existence. What he didn't tell us is that there's a foot fetish to boot. And toes. Lots of toes, countless toes to . . .

Shoe Fetish? More Like a Shoe Orgy!

FabSugar — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 03:30:33 PDT

Warning shoeaholics: V Magazine's recent Foot Fetish story features Fall's most exciting shoes in a different light, to say the least. As you can see, the Diors (left) and Calvins (right) are not alone: they are intertwined with naked bodies! It actually looks quite painful, but pain is beauty, right? I admit, some of the contortions are too strange for words and NSFW (not suitable for work), but overall this is just brilliant. Now if only we could take such refuge in our most glamorous footwear in real life! The world would definitely be a more interesting place.

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5 Things to Consider Before Turning a Fantasy Into Reality

Lizzie Fuhr — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 02:00:24 PST

Having sexual fantasies is a completely healthy, and normal, part of the human psyche. Maybe there's something sexual that's been preying somewhere in the back of your mind; maybe your partner has been wanting to fulfill a specific fantasy for some time. Either way, you've got to be prepared for what you're getting into. It may not sound super sexy, but honest conversation and a little planning have got to take place before you hit the sack. Curious about what you need to consider? Here are five things to talk about before turning a sexual fantasy into reality.

Start sharing. If you're going to get serious about fulfilling your fantasy, or fulfilling your partner's fantasy, you're going to have to start talking. If there's something sexually you truly desire, you've got to feel open to tell your partner! It may be a little scary at first, but you've got to get real about what you want. Encourage him to do the same.
Keep an open mind. Being judgmental will take this conversation on a turn to negative town. Maybe you never knew that your partner had a little bit of a foot fetish, or perhaps a fantasy that seems a little weird. Regardless of what details come up, be sure to keep an open mind, even if you feel a little panicky. Feel lucky that your partner has enough faith and trust in you to divulge their deepest fantasy.
Lay ground rules. If you're going to embark on something very new in the bedroom, you've got to set the boundaries. The last thing either of you wants is an unexpected and unwelcome surprise. Being communicative about what you want or don't want, both in and out of the bedroom, will only help foster the growth of your relationship. And make sure you agree on a "safe word" that will stop things if you get uncomfortable.
Know your limits. I know you want to satisfy your partner. But if you are truly uncomfortable with the concept, remember that you have the right to say no. It may be a little more difficult than being "cool" girl who just goes with the flow, but if something feels out of bounds to you from the get go, you're just going to be miserable the whole time.
Make sure you're both on board. Don't get yourself into a sticky situation like Juliette Lewis's character in Old School. If you want to explore your fantasy, make sure that your partner is involved in the process. The last thing you'd want to do is betray a loving beau for one night of sexual fulfillment. But if this is a constant sexual impulse, that's even more of a reason to include your partner in the experience.

Group Therapy: I Need to Spice Up My Sex Life ASAP

Tres Community — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 03:05:27 PDT

This question is from a Group Therapy post in our TrèsSugar Community. Add your advice in the comments!

I am getting married next month to this wonderful man who makes me oh so happy. However, our sex life is very dull. Here is my dilemma . . .

We are in our mid to late 20s and we have sex maybe once or twice a week.
At times, I feel like he has a very low sex drive and in the past when I have tried to surprise him by wearing something a little risque, it does nothing for him.
I have found out that he has some type of pantyhose fetish and I have looked on his computer and found that he looks on these sex site dedicated to pantyhose. Ive asked him to explain this fetish to me so I would better understand and meet his needs, but when I do, he gets embarrassed and shuts down.

Can anyone give me any advice?? As far as the low sex drive and pantyhose fetish thing?? I hear that the two things couple fight about the most are finances and sex. Considering we are getting married next month, I really don't want to start off on the bad foot. Not to mention, I would like to have sex on my honeymoon. Thanks in advanced.

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