I’m guessing that having an “Ankle Fetish” was quite common in centuries past when women exclusively wore long dresses/skirts. A glimpse of ankle would have men swooning.
Humans need an intimate space to be with each other in certain ways. They also need public spaces to be with each other in all ways. And it’s a continuum. One way of signifying degrees of intimacy is through choosing what is shown to the other person. If you have a culture where you generally don’t show your hair, showing your hair means something. If you live in a culture where ankles are rarely seen, being able to see one means something.
Most things about women are very attractive. As an entirety, they are. Which aspects one might focus one is in part directed by what your particular culture views as a sign of intimacy. Here, it’s an ankle. Somewhere else, it’s something else.
Also, ‘cuase it’s Roddy: ew.
Sorry, too much basely cogitating. I should stick to . . . whatever it is I do.
They are. But because it’s Roddy: Ew.
I’m guessing that having an “Ankle Fetish” was quite common in centuries past when women exclusively wore long dresses/skirts. A glimpse of ankle would have men swooning.
Well. . . hm. Think of it this way.
Humans need an intimate space to be with each other in certain ways. They also need public spaces to be with each other in all ways. And it’s a continuum. One way of signifying degrees of intimacy is through choosing what is shown to the other person. If you have a culture where you generally don’t show your hair, showing your hair means something. If you live in a culture where ankles are rarely seen, being able to see one means something.
Most things about women are very attractive. As an entirety, they are. Which aspects one might focus one is in part directed by what your particular culture views as a sign of intimacy. Here, it’s an ankle. Somewhere else, it’s something else.
Also, ‘cuase it’s Roddy: ew.
Sorry, too much basely cogitating. I should stick to . . . whatever it is I do.
Sorry, that was baseless, not basely. Being part of commentariats is obviously not something I do well.