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Valora says fetish modeling isn't for everyone, and it's not as quick of a payoff as some people may think — it takes time to build a dedicated audience and regular client base.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesWhen I was a little girl growing up in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, I wanted to be a veterinarian because I loved cats. Later, when I found out that meant I'd have to see the literal inside of a cat, I scrapped the idea.
In 2017, I moved to St. Petersburg, Florida — and by the following year, I started hosting monthly foot fetish parties.Goddess Valora Before the pandemic, I also offered in-person foot worship and BDSM sessions at The Woodshed Orlando. I'd do a lot of foot-pet play sessions for $250 an hour with a two-hour minimum. During the sessions I'd collar and leash a client and walk him around, letting him worship my feet. I mostly improvised the theme. Say, right now if I was doing them, I might incorporate a Santa/Reindeer theme where I'm Santa and they are my reindeer being walked behind me.
Usually, I get professional pedicures and men pay to take care of my feet, which isn't always cheap. Some guys think a pedicure is just slapping a coat of paint on my toes, but really it's so much more. I used to skimp and get the dirt cheap, no-frills pedicures for $25 because I wanted my profits to be greater than my costs, but then I started springing for monthly gel pedicures which last longer and cost a bit more.
I feel like I managed to squeeze in the door before market saturation, but for those interested in getting into the business now, I say ask yourself if you're in it for fast money or a career.
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JennyPowersBK Feet dudes are weird but get that cash.
JennyPowersBK Time to start tweeting my feet