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Mozart
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11 Mar 2007, 2:12 am

Claradoon wrote:

Tickling hurts. I've learned to pretend I'm not ticklish. I keep a blank look on my face and don't move at all. Eventually they give up, forever. Then I go hide and roll around on the floor in agony.

This is also my strategy

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11 Mar 2007, 2:46 am

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I like tickling, but I get f%#$ annoyed when they tickle you a lot. Why? well, you can't breath, therefore you can't talk, and you want to say "STOP IT, F@#%ING STOP IT!! !" but all you can do is laugh. It gets me really pissed off.

Uh...you can hit them. My mother and cousin used to tickle me to the point that I think it was close to abuse. I don't know. I was really ticklish, and not sure if I liked it or not. I've lost most of my ticklishness. As to others, I really never tickle them, except very lightly - which I find to be much more sensual than a rougher form.

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11 Mar 2007, 2:50 am

It's fun, sometimes it hurts (like my neck, owch) but I enjoy it for about five-ten minutes, then it's gotta stop or I get really upset.

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11 Mar 2007, 5:06 am

Tickling can be annoying when done for a long time, but I don't think that it's painful. I hate getting startled, though. If I was getting tickled for like ten minutes straight (which hasn't happened yet), it would probably start to hurt.

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11 Mar 2007, 5:48 am

Anyone who tries to tickle me risks losing their hands.

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10 Aug 2007, 6:27 pm

briangwin33 wrote:

Anyone who tries to tickle me risks losing their hands.

Have them see the movie, Blood Diamonds :twisted:

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10 Aug 2007, 7:59 pm

I can usually subdue them by tickling back before it gets awful, so in that case I class it with any other silly play. However, my last boyfriend was better at that than me, and got me to the unhappy place too fast, so I did not appreciate that at all.

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10 Aug 2007, 9:29 pm

i love it. ive always wonderd why you could never tickle yourself though, but if someone else does it it feels great

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10 Aug 2007, 10:16 pm

yeah.... ill pee on you everytime... if you dont stop.

i've peed 3 consecutive times with someone trying to see just how many times it took to empy me... in a bathtub of course

had a bf who had a secret word for me to scream (slightly embarassing one) if i seriously wanted him to stop tickling....

but yeah... havent has issues in a long time cause i have been tickled

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11 Aug 2007, 3:35 pm

A surprise tickling attack on me always gets the involuntary response of my bowels deciding to break wind. Luckily it normally comes out quietly (though i'm hardly one to care about cracking one off in public, in fact, i have been known to announce them first!).
If more then one person tries to tickle me then my automatic response is to start throwing punches until people get the message not to touch me.
My sensitivity to tickling has always been severe, but it got so bad at one point that one friend could move her fingers in a tickling motion a few feet away from me and whatever body part she was pretending to tickle would flinch (only if i was looking at her hand that is).
Even though i'm very sensitive to tickling i would still like it occassionally, but limited to being between me and a partner and obviously i wouldn't want them going too far.

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11 Aug 2007, 3:54 pm

I'm very ticklish on my neck - when I was a kid and my mother was washing my hair I always warned her not to touch my neck.

My cousins who are 15 and 8 like tickling me from time to time :evil: I realize then that not only my neck is ticklish. It's a torture for me.

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11 Aug 2007, 7:09 pm

Papillon wrote:

To me, getting tickled on the sides feels like getting electrocuted.

A couple of years ago I had an ugly confrontation with an uncle who tickled me in a busy restaurant as I arrived to take my seat. Now who on Earth finds it funny, let alone approppriate, to tickle a man in his mid-40's in public like that?

This uncle worked in mining all his life and horse-play was part of the work-place culture at the time. Whatever his tickling technique was, he must have learned it underground. The touch of his finger tips was lighter, more subtle that down feathers, but what a DEVASTATING effect! I went into an epilepsy-like seizure as he surprised me from behind. Needless to say, that incident put a bit of a rift between myself and him.

My views on this? It is neither a joke, nor funny, nor a gesture of affection, nor an expression of love.

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TICKLERS BEWARE! :evil:

A couple of years while at a church banquet the pastor decided to tickle me, I freaked and came close to
having a meltdown and a coronary episode. I'll have nothing to do with him or his ministry. As for the other
knuckle-heads who have nothing better to do than push my buttons BEWARE!! !! :evil:

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11 Aug 2007, 7:14 pm

Oh man thast clownin is that you with your gun?? :twisted: :lol:
Yea man f**k those creepy pastures you would have had a right to defend yourself you know

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11 Aug 2007, 7:14 pm

richie wrote:

THIS IS CONSIDERED CYBER BULLYING

I OBJECT STRONGLY TO THIS CLEAR EVIDENT THREAT OF VIOLENCE

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11 Aug 2007, 7:16 pm

Bullying? Common he was obviously joking geez..
That really is a sweet gun though

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11 Aug 2007, 7:18 pm

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bullying? common he was obviously joking geez..

You or I do not know the thoughts and intent of this post. It is seen how we see it and we obviously have two different interpretations of the intent behind the post. What would hold up in court if this was to be used as evidence for a crime?

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