They’ll request that you wear them for up to 10 days. They’ll request a specific style - be it gym socks for extra odor, or thigh-highs that can fulfill a schoolgirl fantasy. Of course, customers will have their fair share of questions and requests. “You make it provocative,” Jessie says, “and you’ll get millions of buyers.” Her listings modeled the socks both on and off, flaunting her curvy arches or her painted toes. Her competitive edge came from the knowledge that customers want to see much more than just the Fruit of the Loom logo. She started out posting old pairs of socks to Ebay, and much to her amazement, got responses within minutes. So unlike most other schmucks, who throw away their stinking socks, Jessie recognized her footwear’s value to a niche sexual community, and decided to cash in. In fact, infatuation with the feet is the most popular form of fetish, according to the Journal of Sexual Medicine. She’s a foot fetishist, and her customers are foot fetishists, too. It’s apparent to Jessie why men would want to buy her disgusting used socks online.
“They rub them all over their face, deeply inhale the stink, and masturbate with them.” “What do you think they’re doing with them?” She responds, as if I’ve just asked her the stupidest question she’s ever heard.
“What do you think they’re doing with your socks?” I ask Jessie over the phone.
