I'm on the train to work and I've seen a gentleman beach bum all kitted out in t-shirt shorts and flip flops.
I've had a glance at his feet (again not in a pervy way) and I can infer that they are objectively beautiful.
I went to uni with someone who 'hated feet' abhorred flip flops. These types confuse me because.. how can you hate a part of the human body.. like generically?
I love feet and hands.... and all the other parts too.
So.. I ask: what's going on here guys?
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No idea OP. These fora have made me realise there's a huge range of random and strange things that people don't like for absolutely no valid reason whatsoever. There's barely a day without a thread on what words/phrases/sounds/body part/celebrity etc etc that you don't like.
I find a lot of them strange - particularly the words. How can you not like a word? But yes, I agree, body parts can be considered either attractive or not but to dismiss all of them on everybody as unlikeable is just wierd in my mind.
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I'm exactly like you OP I appreciate hands&feet (and other body parts) but none to the point of full-blown fetishization. I feel sad that people hate feet because they do so much for us and they can be so sensitive 
I think it's because most of the year feet are obscured from view so they end up being a "hidden" thing. And hidden things become unfamiliar, then add a bit of self-consciousness and bodily embarrassment and voila, there's the "I hate (my) feet". People forget we cover our feet for convenience&protection, not out of shame or because they are ugly.
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