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Photos of parts of her body posted on a fetish web site could, potentially, lead to professional and relationship issues, for a starter.
by eCa 6y ago
Photos of parts of her body posted on a fetish web site could, potentially, lead to professional and relationship issues, for a starter.
- jjk166 6y agoPresumably the only people who would say "whoa I saw your feet on a foot fetish site" are people who spend substantial time perusing foot fetish sites.
- jolmg 6y agoOr people that would google you and find the site among the results.
- jjk166 6y agoWell presumably the photos aren't being posted with your real name unless you're a celebrity or something.
- jolmg 6y ago> To be clear, I am not a celebrity. I have decent Twitter following > my own wikiFeet profile, which included my full name, birthday, and photos of me and my exposed feet "Presumably"... Presumably, for better or for worse, lots of people use their real names online, not just celebrities, and there's no reason to presume that people that share the images won't also share the name of the person.
- setr 6y agofrom the article, at least wikifeet specifically has a rule of IMDB-available only, and has at least one person following through on it. Regardless, if someone refuses to hire you because your feet appear on a foot fetish site... it would be a very odd refusal. Perhaps if your feet were involved in some immoral activity, but on its own it's pretty meaningless. "I'm sorry, but I found images of your bare-naked foot in the sand, online -- I don't think we'll be able to move forward with this. You might encourage others to expose their feet, or make people uncomfortable once they've seen your big toe."
- metalliqaz 6y ago"your feet are hot, I saw them on wikifeet" "your feet are hot, I saw them on Instagram"