A while ago a follower of this blog posed this question under the comments:
“i mean no disrespect, Mistress, i ask this question out of pure ignorance:
i love the idea of attending one of these parties, but one thought popped into my head. When one lucky slave after another gets to worship Your exquisite feet, is there any cleaning of the feet in between? i mean, is the last worshipper of the evening going to be lapping up the traces of untold other tongues from Your soles?”
It brings to light that there are probably more questions on what it’s like for a typical foot party. My experience has only been with the company FootNight, so I can’t speak for other foot party organizations but FootNight has always proven safe, reputable, and never steered Me wrong.
The people who attend the parties are another matter entirely. A corporation can control things so much before human interaction really makes or breaks the place.
1. After a model and a client session, is there cleaning of the feet after?
YES! There is always cleaning. It’s standard etiquette and it’s rude/improper not to offer a model a cleaning. There is an all natural solution of witch hazel (anti-oxidant and astringent) that reportedly doesn’t interfere with the natural odor of feet (I’m skeptical, but it’s better than using bleach or other options.) Tip: Be sure and spray on the paper towels, not the feet… the solution feels cold and unpleasant, unless you wanna be a jerk about it.
It’s supposed to clean absolutely. If you’re concerned about it, you could always bring portable baby wipes and wipe a model’s feet down gently before and after you’re done.
2. Are all clients subs/slaves and are all models Dommes?
No. Even someone with a foot fetish can be a dominant, and even a person offering the service can be a submissive. It’s not one way or another, it’s not 100% formulaic. I’ve gotten run in’s with macho fetishists who want to tell Me what to do. After the session, I respectfully decline any future sessions and if they press Me why – I’ll tell them exactly this: I’m a Dominant – it’s fine if you’re not a submissive, but be very respectful of My position. Same for the models – a lot dabble in Domination, but very few are Lifestyle or true pro’s.
3. Is it out in the open?
It depends on the venue. The Orange County Dragonsgate is a cool venue in that it’s a dungeon but it’s also very spacious. The L.A. venue has some potential but is ultimately lacking in terms of atmosphere and accessibility for booths; no one wants to lay on unstable air beds being peeped on through sheer curtains. It’s also very busy compared to O.C. (more models), but the last time I went in March, the clientele was lacking and it felt more like a bad junior high prom with no one interacting with each other.
4. Do you recommend it?
Yes, if only to satisfy your foot fetish, meet potential Dommes or models you can arrange for private sessions outside of FootNight. My tribute is much more expensive than arranging a session at FootNight. On the flip side, I only do foot sessions at FootNight, not any other aspect of BDSM/Domination. For many, that’s enough; for the few, it’s not – and I recommend this as an adequate litmus test to see whether or not you want to explore in a full length session.
I would suggest FootNight hopefuls to first scope out who’s going to these events by seeing who’s advertised on the model list. Keep in mind that not every model shows up, and some people come late. But there will always be at least one lovely lady there to keep you occupied if your desirable never shows.
5. Is it just for feet?
Technically, yes, that’s what FootNight is all about. I’m sure other forms of domination get done there, but I would never do anything besides something foot-oriented like trampling, worship, and smothering.
6. Do you like it?
I do. All the girls are very friendly toward one another, and We all love doing doubles/triples/multiple girl sessions. In that sense, it is like a party. But We’re all there to network and book sessions, not be each other’s BFFs – so talking is limited between girls and most of the focus is on female-male interactions. Ultimately, I take the attitude of if someone wants a session, they’ll come get it – so I spend much of My time texting/playing games on My phone (because I’m ‘above’ asking boys for sessions.) Don’t be afraid to approach Me – I’m really bored out of My mind and will leave early if I don’t get to play with anyone.
7. What do I have to do?
I suggest you find a service, like FootNight, that arranges a common place for models and admirers to meet. That service comes with a price if you want to find out the location/reserve an invitation – I think it ranges from 60 to 80 for the door fee (models have to pay a marginal fee to get in as well depending on how competitive the space is.) It’s an additional $20/10 minutes to spend time with individual models.
8. Paying, tipping, tribute – what??
It’s good manners to negotiate a scene beforehand. One time a client said he wanted to worship My feet and ended up practically gnawing off My legs. NOT GOOD PROTOCOL. Don’t be shy, say what you want, and ask if she wants the donation up front or after. I always pick up front because of a very bad experience, and I recommend to everyone: just get it out of the way. Tipping is a very nice gesture and you should do it on two occasions: 1. you really like the model and thought she did a great job, or 2. you want to be super flashy with your money. At a party like this, money can evaporate like at a strip club… just not as fast or visible.
Hand the money over in a RESPECTFUL manner, as if she were a cashier and you are just buying a product. One time a client tried to tuck a twenty into My cleavage, and I gave him an earful as soon as I got over My shock. Some of these models may dress like streetwalkers or strippers, but do not, and I mean, do not ever treat a model less than a cultured lady until she has proven to be otherwise with her behavior and attitude.
9. Reserving a booth
When you go to a busy venue, sometimes finding the right spot for the setting of your fantasies coming true is tricky. Lots of times I ended up walking around with a client at the L.A. venue because every good spot was taken. There are no time limits for booths – a single session can last the duration of the party, as long as the guy has the bucks to back it up.
10. Is there any nudity?
Nope.
11. Not even-
None.
12. Can I masturbate/are there men who masturbate?
Probably in their cars or in the restrooms but definitely not in the booths, not in any of My sessions. That behavior is strictly forbidden and is one of the most enforced rules of FootNight – otherwise Vice would be all over those parties. That behavior is for something private, whether you negotiate with a model for an off-site session or it is by yourself.
Don’t be crass and ask for “foot jobs”, or to “cum” on a model’s feet. That’s disgusting and if you ask that to a Domme like Me, be prepared for a thoroughly negative answer. If there is a model there willing to offer that service, be decent enough to be discreet and ask her for her information and consult in PRIVATE.
13. Am I going to get in trouble for being there?
As long as you follow the rules and guidelines AND laws, and are respectful, you’ll be fine.
14. Are they all nice?
They’re people; good, bad, ugly. All the girls will of course be nice. The guys I think will be friendly. I’ve made a few friends there. As long as you’re cool, golden rule applies.
15. Can I approach these models?
Yes, but I wouldn’t recommend eating up their time for more than 5 minutes if you don’t intend to have it segue into a session right away. If a guy sees a model speaking to another man, he won’t approach – so if you don’t book a session with her after speaking for 10-15 minutes, you’re essentially an ass for wasting her time and she’s not going to feel very nice. Be kind – step off if you don’t intend to book. If she talks to you, and keeps on talking, that’s trickier. I’ve never done that. I’m very mindful of time – both mine and yours – so I’ll keep conversation to a minimum if it’s practical.
16. Can I see these girls outside the venue?
You can – it’s up to the model’s discretion. Models like Me have Our own space to work out of and We take appointments in advance only. Other models, perhaps not.
17. Any advice?
Have fun. Don’t feel shy, and if you do, just take a drink of liquid courage and approach a model. I highly recommend low key venues to start out with if you’re panicked at the idea of approaching a model… And also – the power is in the model’s hands … don’t pressure, talk about anything that would make her uncomfortable, and focus on making her happy… chances are, if she’s happy, you’re happy – and then the whole night is great.
I think OC and SD are both BYOB and also offer an assortment of snacks and food to munch on. LA has food and a bar set up (cash bar.)
If there are any more questions, feel free to submit them as a comment below. Otherwise, see you soon in San Diego tomorrow night!!