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Does anyone have sensory issues and tickling being one of them.

tickling physically HURTS. i can't stand it. however, i allow my boyfriend to tickle me some.

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.

I hate tickling. It does hurt me. My ex used to do it all the time, and at first I would giggle, but then I would get very angry.

I remember my dad tickling me when I was little. I really enjoyed it for awhile, and would even ask for it, but then it started to hurt and i tried to tell him to stop, but all i could do was laugh. I think sometimes i kicked him. The worst, though, was as a teenager i helped chaperone a friend's neice's birthday party. i was stuck in the middle of the back seat of a van, tickle-attacked by 5 8 year old girls for about 20 minutes! There was no where to go and i didn't want to hit or swear at them. It was pretty awful.

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.

Tickling, if taken too far, is torture. It does hurt.

When I was little, I used to have dreams about big round grey AC vents jumping down from the ceiling and tickling non stop, and the tickle would itch and hurt more than an ordinary tickle.

Also, one time, my sister played this game with me, where she would sit on her knees, hold her arms straight out, and move her hands in a slow tickling motion, chanting "Tiiickle, tiiiickle, tiiiickle," and then she would point in one direction and say, "Go this way," and when I did, she would start leaning in that direction, and when she told me to go in the opposite direction, she would do the same thing, but then chase after me and say, "There's no way to escape," and tickle me to death.

Ugh, I hate tickling! When I was little, my dad used to do the Jaws theme music right before he would murder me with tickles. I knew then to run.

Tickling sucks. I don't think it physically hurts, but it does make my irritation meter soar through the roof.

It makes me cry.


-SpaceCase

I hate being tickled. I'm too ticklish and sometimes it hurts.

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.

TICKLERS BEWARE!