Develop the questions
The first questionnaires will grow from recurring questions, research gaps, and community experience.
Community · Future surveys · Voices
Preparing the questions now. Finding better answers together.
Reliable data on foot and shoe fetishes remain scarce. This section is therefore being developed for future anonymous community surveys. No survey is open at present: the questions, methodology, privacy safeguards, and analysis must first be prepared carefully. Anyone who may wish to share their experience later can register their interest now without obligation.
Surveys are being prepared
No active data collection · Questions, methodology, and safeguards are currently in development.
When surveys begin
Your experience can help close a knowledge gap.
Future surveys are intended to include people with lived experience, partners, and professionals or other informed contributors. Every contribution will be voluntary; the aim is to bring many individual experiences together without turning them into premature general claims.
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Contribute experience
Voluntary, preferably anonymous surveys will make personal experiences visible without exposing individuals.
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Examine patterns together
Many voices can reveal common ground and differences that have rarely been described systematically.
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Make knowledge public
Reviewed findings and their limitations will be shared clearly with the community.
Before a survey opens
Care before speed.
Review method and privacy
Participation, consent, data minimisation, analysis, and limitations will be defined clearly before launch.
Open the survey
Only then will a voluntary and, wherever possible, anonymous community survey be released.
Return the findings
The results and their limitations will be published clearly and incorporated into the knowledge base.
Current status
No survey is open at present.
The first surveys on foot and shoe fetishes are being prepared. Anyone who wishes to hear when a survey opens and may later contribute their own experience can register their interest by email without obligation. Registering is not participation and does not submit research data.
Register for future surveys