Idiosyncracies

[dampscribbler]

I really cannot stand to have anyone touch my toenails.  I love a foot massage, but don't want anyone touching my toenails.  I think it's because I read about some sort of torture involving bamboo shoots beneath finger and toenails when I was in my formative years, and it warped me (much of my public school experience warped me in similarly useless ways.)  I don't know if it's because of this discomfort or in spite of it that a fish pedicure sounds positively heavenly, all I know is I want one. 

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[penpusher.livejournal.com]

Hm. whatever that link of "fish pedicure" is, I can't get to it. It sounds a little stinky and scaly though!

Hm. I'm thinking you either don't really touch the toenails in a foot massage or it's merely a glancing blow, not so much a grasp?

Of course, in a pedicure, there's orange sticks and other devices that would probably send you into convulsions, so I'll just stop right there.

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

The link is fixed now, thanks for pointing that out.

Oh, if you've never had a foot massage you must try it. There's so much more to the foot than toenails, or even toes! And it can be rubbed! Deeply! Mmmmmmm! As for toenail touches, what bugs me is any kind of pushing on them in any direction. If that's ever happened in a foot massage, what came before blissed me out enough that I didn't notice.

[lkmadigan.livejournal.com]

I thought the same thing when I saw that photo: "Aw, they look like they would tickle."

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

I think we need to get someone to start doing this in Portland!