Mark Nicholson, an Indianapolis attorney and adjunct professor at Indiana University McKinney School of Law, published a second book about selling feet pictures last month.
Nicholson. who teaches the course Prison law, authored “From Sole to Sold: The Business of Selling Feet Pictures” with “sexpert” Jill Hills. It is unclear if Hills is the real name of the second author or if that is a pseudonym.
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Nicholson recounts history of feet as a sex symbol
In the book, Nicholson writes about his experience with broken and flat feet, and recounts the history of feet as a sex symbol, along with providing business and legal information to potential sellers of feet pictures.
“Television programs frequently incorporate foot-related scenes… these moments resonate differently because of our inherent fascination with this part of the body,” he says in the book. “Most people didn’t realize until recently that Nickolodeon’s symbol was a foot. There were plenty of age-inappropriate foot jokes (and attire) on those shows. I’m sure some would argue that jokes about feet and farts will make most kids laugh. Others would say the scenes seemed more sexual than humorous.”
Nicholson’s co-author recounts prostitution
The coauthor of the book, Jill Hills, also recounts in explicit detail stories of engaging in sexual acts with “clients” for pay, after which her “bank account swelled.” These included “foot jobs,” or “an act of sexual gratification that involves the use of one’s feet to stimulate a partner’s genitals,” masturbation and toe sucking, as well as selling feet pictures in the “sexual foot fetish industry.”
Nicholson’s previous works
Nicholson previously published the book How to Sell your Feet Pics Online. Some other titles he has written include 3 Reasons Why Sex Work Should be Decriminalized.
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“Ultimately, overcoming taboos and stigmas associated with learning to sell feet pics requires confidence, education, and professionalism,” the book says.
Featured Photo Credit: Feet Stock photos by Vecteezy.
So whoever is the author of this article read this whole book on selling feet pics…??
I would personally never even read a book like that but I also don’t understand how this is news worthy. Sure, maybe it’s a weird thing to do but the professor isn’t really doing anything illegal writing a book like this and doesnt seem like theyre hurting anyone. Why is this something news worthy or something that needs to be called out?