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Thank you for posting. Very interesting survey. I hope it leads to further research. Also, from their titles, some of the publications in the footnotes look like they may be worth looking up.

Voodoo tickling, starting at 28:35. The ticklee is a male rabbit, the voodoo doll is tickled by a male crow under the direction of a beautiful Southern belle. Crusader Rabbit was the first cartoon series ever made for TV, in the '50s.

What was your prompt for the 5th pic from the left?

Bianca from TI.

This is great. I hope you do more F/M.

Lovely. More like this, please.

I love how you spliced it. Very nice work.

I recently posted a couple of stories I'd written with the assistance of ChatGPT. It occurred to me that a visual image AI program could do something similar. I created this using PlaygroundAI.

Here is another of my collaborations with ChatGPT, the AI language model I refer to as Assistant. I write the plot; it writes the bulk of the language. People on this forum have bemoaned the fact that so many movies and TV shows have scenes that would be ideal for tickling, but no tickling...

I wrote the story in two parts. The prompts I used were, "Write this story." and "Continue this story." Once it sends me what it's written, I respond with the prompt, "Revise this story," and I tell it what revisions I want. Sometimes it takes more than one revision. Then I do a final edit.

I've never written tickling stories. But I've been working with ChatGPT, an AI language model that I refer to as Assistant, to write a few.This is one of the results. It is based on the old movie and TV show, Topper. The plot is mine; the bulk of the language is Assistant's. I hope you like it...

I doubt the market for them is increasing, but there are those of us who love them, and it might sell just because so few of them are being made these days so you'd have little competition. Consider being your own lee model, as at least one producer used to lament the difficulty of finding men...

I'm sure I don't speak only for myself when I say I can't wait.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SvqGTWrJyU Tickling starts at 8:30.

You feel it all, and it all adds to your total reaction. One thing about multiple lers is that they can take breaks one at a time, so you don't get one.

If you're into nonconsensual tickling, the problem is that a safe word makes it at least somewhat consensual. So I never used one. Or - same thing - we had one but we agreed in advance it wouldn't be honored. If there was a reason to stop I had no doubt I could let the ler know. But IIRC I never...

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/13/parenting/kids-tickling.html?action=click&module=Features&pgtype=Homepage

https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/59qpgk/tickle-fetish-turned-on-knismolagnia-kink

It appears the distinction was first made by Hall and Allyn in an 1897 article in the American Journal of Psychology. Speaking of "the strange sensitiveness to minimal tactile impressions all over the body," they wrote, "This paradoxrical phenornenon is so unique so distinct from that caused by...

My hunch is whoever coined the word "knismolagnia" was not aware of the distinction, but the word lasted because there was no other word for it. ("Ticklephile", I think, is of relatively recent origin.)