Some researchers see fetishism as the product of early learning experiences. Results ... wanted a study done on foot fetish? ... I wanted to smell and feel his feet.

Foot odor (foot odour or bromodosis) is a type of body odor that affects the feet of humans. It is sometimes considered to be an unpleasant smell, but can also be the target of foot fetishism, more specifically ... olfactophilia: In a 1994 study, 45% of those with a foot fetish were found to be aroused by smelly socks and/or feet, ...

27 Sep 2011 ... Academic studies on the prevalence and membership of fetish discussion groups have found that feet and foot accessories are the most ...

4 May 2020 ... Scientific research around this fetish is severely lacking, as much of it is ... to sex would always include “foot worship” because feet are a part of ...

26 Apr 2017 ... In 2007, the biggest ever study of fetishes found that the foot was way ... piercings were a clear minority, with body odour coming in dead last.

The present study extends that research by examining the actual behavior that comprised a sexual fetish in the presence of the actual stimuli and designing the ...

14 Jul 2010 ... One claims that after he “forcefully grabbed” her feet and took off her shoes, ... and removed Ms. Wade's boots and said he wanted to massage her feet and smell them. ... The first historical mention of foot fetishism in the West was by ... as a Response to Sexually Transmitted Epidemics: a preliminary study.

16 Aug 2015 ... I'd sit and study her beautiful soles as she rested them on the chair or table. ... Now, I need to indulge in a little foot fetishism to get aroused. ... about — include advertising on Craigslist for strangers to let me worship their feet.

Here are some of the most fascinating, weird foot facts. ... Impotence Research of 381 online fetish groups found that feet (and related objects like shoes) ... While the sweat itself doesn't smell, socks and shoes can trap odor-causing bacteria, ...

But the smell of tears, researchers say, has a different effect. “You might think—we did—that [smelling] tears might create empathy,” says Noam Sobel, ...