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Happy FLPM (Foot Love Pride Month)!
1: For too long, people with an interest in feet have been ridiculed and mistreated by society. When our natural interest in a beautiful part of the human form is brought up, it's almost always treated as a target of ridicule and disgust.
No more.
This June, stand against intolerance. Be a vocal ally to those who are, or might be, foot lovers.
>What are foot lovers?
We're people who happen to like feet. We're your coworkers and your bosses, your family and friends, and more. You might know far more foot lovers than you realize, and you might even be one yourself.
2: It's estimated that around 25% to 50% of people are foot lovers. Of the remainder, the majority have never even tried to discover if they're foot lovers and might never confront their internalized prejudices. That's just another of several reasons why FLPM is necessary.
>Are only men foot lovers?
No. People and otherkin of all genders are. Sadly, there isn't much data on this due to the unfair stigmas attached to foot love.
>Is this related to pride month or anything else?
No. While many foot lovers are LGBTQ2IA+, FLPM is a separate social celebration that exists to destigmatize the long-standing intolerance of this common interest in an innocuous part of the body. The month of June (FLPM) represents feet being put on display with the coming of warmer weather and lighter footwear across half the globe.
>3: You shouldn't be allowed to express pride.
That hatred and bigotry is exactly why our pride is more important now than ever before in today's intolerant world.
>What other issues do foot lovers face?
4: There's a huge dearth of data regarding the worldwide fascination with feet. That will never change while society walks all over foot lovers. Issues can't be addressed properly if we keep allowing ourselves and our loved ones to be silenced.
The truth is always worth learning and defending.
1: For too long, people with an interest in feet have been ridiculed and mistreated by society. When our natural interest in a beautiful part of the human form is brought up, it's almost always treated as a target of ridicule and disgust.
No more.
This June, stand against intolerance. Be a vocal ally to those who are, or might be, foot lovers.
>What are foot lovers?
We're people who happen to like feet. We're your coworkers and your bosses, your family and friends, and more. You might know far more foot lovers than you realize, and you might even be one yourself.
2: It's estimated that around 25% to 50% of people are foot lovers. Of the remainder, the majority have never even tried to discover if they're foot lovers and might never confront their internalized prejudices. That's just another of several reasons why FLPM is necessary.
>Are only men foot lovers?
No. People and otherkin of all genders are. Sadly, there isn't much data on this due to the unfair stigmas attached to foot love.
>Is this related to pride month or anything else?
No. While many foot lovers are LGBTQ2IA+, FLPM is a separate social celebration that exists to destigmatize the long-standing intolerance of this common interest in an innocuous part of the body. The month of June (FLPM) represents feet being put on display with the coming of warmer weather and lighter footwear across half the globe.
>3: You shouldn't be allowed to express pride.
That hatred and bigotry is exactly why our pride is more important now than ever before in today's intolerant world.
>What other issues do foot lovers face?
4: There's a huge dearth of data regarding the worldwide fascination with feet. That will never change while society walks all over foot lovers. Issues can't be addressed properly if we keep allowing ourselves and our loved ones to be silenced.
The truth is always worth learning and defending.
