Feet Exposed On Cross

Deleted member 22408 · Feb 21, 2021

The best part of crucifixion is watching girls' big dusty dirty feet kicking around, seperating toes and then excutioner just hold down their feet and dirving long nails into the folded feet

oddbitchboy · Mar 12, 2021

Cruxpassion said:
Although I dislike painted nails...

Julia said:
Always ... , even (or especially) in such a critical situation ...

Cruxpassion said:
Crucifixions are artful and erotic. So are pretty women's feet...for me at least.
I wonder if there are any pictures, which expose the feet of women while hanging on the cross.Sadly I have not found any so far.

Definitely it is not easy to find suitable positions and perspectives, which also show the feet and bare soles in particular. However, possibilities would be with the legs angled and held to the left or right, or the feet bound at the outer surfaces of the vertical stem of the cross. In the latter case the proper perspective would be to see the cross and victim from behind...

Does anybody have further ideas or pictures?

Below are a few ideas and pics I have... Would love to see more!

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oddbitchboy · Mar 12, 2021

She wanted to be the first to nail me to the cross and allow me to worship her feet before she nails me

Crux_221 · May 13, 2021

i found some further pics in my vault.

Crux-Emperor Baracus X · May 13, 2021

One,for you to peruse...

danielm09 · May 13, 2021

Crux_221 said:
i found some further pics in my vault.

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I like a nail for each foot

Mark Kee · May 13, 2021

Some terrific pix in this thread. In some of the videos of young, fit women tied to a cross, they seem to have their feet tied in loops of rope at the bottom, which would help them rise, but would probably hurt a bit as the weight of the body causes the rough rope to dig into the feet. Of course all of this is based on European paintings from the Middle Ages and Renaissance when artists had no idea what a Roman crucifixion looked like. We now know that they nailed the feet on each side, using the large bone of the heel to keep them in place. This is based on evidence like a heel bone found in Israel with a nail through it. But having been influenced for decades by the old paintings I like their style better.