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Femdom Musings - Sunday Afternoon.
Original Source: GynarchyFuture
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Femdom Musings - Sunday Afternoon.
Original Source: GynarchyFuture
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Milano Shoe Service, 728 E Green St, Pasadena, CA 91101
Milano has been in business since 1984. They seemed busy. The services include shoe cleaning, shining, stretching, dyeing, and repair, leather repair, luggage repair, and purse repair.
My experience was fine. They were friendly enough and called when my shoes were ready.
The soles of my leather shoes had separated, and I wanted to get them repaired (glued back together). They were upfront that they couldn’t guarantee how long the glue would hold. It was $35 for both shoes. The job took one day. I received a claim ticket.
You need to pay for the repair upfront. Is this standard?
4 out of 5 stars
By Lolia S.
Shoe Cleaner
I recently obtained a new shoe cleaner, it is you. Yet again you find yourself as an object for me to use as I see fit. Currently, you are a shoe cleaner.
The shoe cleaner’s place is at the entrance of my home. When not in use, it is secured to the wall by its mouth. It wears shackles on its hands and feet at all times. Hands are secured behind the back and legs are in a kneeling position. It wears a collar. A spreader bar is placed vertically behind the shoe cleaner where both sets of shackles are secured to the bar, as is it’s collar. It is unable to stretch from this position.
As mentioned, when not in use, it is secured to the wall. A 3 inch diameter ball gag is screwed into the wall. The shoe cleaner places its mouth over the ball when not in use and then it is fastened in place by the gag itself. This serves many purposes. Some notably ones though are that it reminds the shoe cleaner it is an object. It is secured facing the wall so that it is unable to see what is going on around it. The gag also helps to ensure a constant stream of saliva when not in use, the main cleaning product of the shoe cleaner.
As you have probably already guessed, the shoe cleaner is kept in chastity. This is to reaffirm it’s place as an object and to signify its pleasure is of no concern. You do not worry about your vacuum cleaners feelings do you?
When being used, I unfasten it from the wall and force it to turn around. If it loses balance and falls over, it is not a problem. It will still be used just the same. I place my dirty shoes, which are still on my feet, into its mouth and allow the cleaning process to begin. I watch as it’s tongue works into the soles of my shoes, reaching into the treads. I watch as it skims around my shoe and up the sides. Little noises can be heard from the shoe cleaner when in use, but they are ignored. It is an object, and they can make noise at times.
If it is an extremely wet or muddy day, a towel may be used to supplement the cleaning process. However it is not used on my shoes. Only on my shoe cleaner as it can become ineffective once it’s face is covered in filth. The shoe cleaner does the job and then it watches as I take off my shoes and place them in the shoe holder near it’s place. If they are lucky, I am wearing open toed shoes so they may catch a glimpse of my perfect feet, and maybe even a small taste. Although if they only focus on my perfect feet, and not the cleaning of my shoes, as is it’s function, it will be discarded along with other objects that do not fulfill their purpose.
My husband also uses the shoe cleaner, as it is an object and serves everyone the same. We encourage friends to use it as well when they come over. It is an object so it should not, and does not complain who uses it.
On days I am feeling kind, I will place a shoe onto the face of the shoe cleaner. I allow it to breathe in my smell and savor it. At times I will even tape the shoe to its face for extended periods. I do this at my convenience and the shoe cleaner’s performance has nothing to do with the decision. This is because if it fails even once at its function, it will be discarded and replaced.
I am not the only one who allows it the breathe in the stench from the shoes either, we allow all guests to try as well. Once again, an object has no say on how it is used.
The best (or worst) part about the shoe cleaner’s function is that it is so close to my perfect feet. I mean they can literally smell and see them, but they are not permitted to touch them at all. They are a shoe cleaner, not a foot cleaner.
Reblog if you’d be a willing shoe cleaner for my feet!
@ksfeet4ever
Shoe cleaning, hat cleaning, tobacco, magazines—all your needs in one spot, 1939.
Photo: Rudy Burckhardt via RI School of Design Museum