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Leaving a relationship...

If your partner is willing to call it quits because you have a tickling fetish, then I think it's safe to say it's not love. Or at least not the kind of love you deserve. I know that might be a painful thing to hear, but in all honesty - you're better off making that realisation now. Think about it like this... if you were with somebody that you truly loved and they came to you with a sexual interest (within reason) that you found strange or even unappealing, but it mattered to them, would you shun them? Of course not! So why do you not deserve that from your partner?
 
Thank you sincerely for everyone who gave their opinion about this. It's been a long road, dealing with this fetish with my partner, but everyone's perspective helped us BOTH see the bigger picture. I can't say that it's al solved now, but it really helped hearing/reading some different reasons for how it may or may not work.

again, I just want to say thank you. this forum has been an awesome place for me lately. just being about to share my stories, ideas, problems, and getting feedback from people who understand and respect what I'm about.

You guys are the best!!
 
If someone is not receptive to your fetish then I feel that there is no real love and understanding and you are best to leave. If she finds you pesky and annoying then it's never going to work. I was one of the lucky ones. I found the foot and tickle queen of my dreams and our entire 26 years of marriage has been predicated on foot fetish and tickling activity in our sexual relationship. We have the best married relationship because it is of mutual enjoyment for both parties.
 
I'm sure that if you're honest with yourself you'll realize that it's for the best. You will not be able to be fulfilled and satisfied sexually without your partner indulging you...take it from me, I know. May I suggest that in your next relationship that you be open about your fetish from very early on which is not to say that you immobilize her in a straightjacket and tickle her feet for 6 hours after dinner and a movie on the first date but, certainly after the first sex I would bring it up at breakfast. Best of everything to you!!
 
I was in a marriage that ended because of this. I learned that suppressing your innate desires is very counter productive in a relationship. The one you love is supposed to be the one with whom you can share everything that is important to you. If you can't do that, misery is sure to follow.
 
Unless there is a compromise, it may make you unhappy long run. A compromise may be that you not tickle her, but kiss her in places that arouse her, make her giggle, make it hot for her. You don't need to discuss it, or call it anything...it's sex, pure and hot. So many times I have been with a guy and incorporated tickling into foreplay and intercourse. I never ask, just tickle his underarms as we make love, or run my nails over his soles as i lick his balls... the response i normally get is "that is so hot." For me, I have no problem telling a guy to tickle me especially during sex. I may begin my tickling his sides, or whatever, but when i want to cum I'll whisper in his ear, or even scream "tickle my feet." After one intimate date, your partner will know what you love, if he/she is not asleep. Recently I dated a guy with very cute feet... after returning to my place, as we kissed on the couch, i tickled his waist and tummy as we kissed. In bed, as he gave me oral, i pulled his foot toward me (he had just showered) began licking his toes and soles... when i eventually got on top of him, as we made love, I asked if he "liked my tongue on hios toes" to which he responded with a killer O. Least said the better... subtle actions seem to work.... but maybe not in your case? Worth a try my friend.
 
Hope I'm not too late to the game here!

I fall more on the "stay" side - IF SHE'S PERFECT, like you say, in every other aspect of your relationship.

Let me put my situation out there first: I'm a very happily married man for going on 15 years. My wife is the greatest woman I know, happens to be very pretty, has a great body, has beautiful feet (yes, THIS was a requirement early on, lol), and is very ticklish. She does NOT like being tickled however, at all. I've tried every which way to get her to enjoy it in bed, but she doesn't. She never will, in fact I gave up trying to get her to like it years ago. (Sexually, that is. I tickle her all the time in a playful manner when not in bed, explicitly TO annoy her for like 5 seconds when she deserves it, like any good spouse does to the other, lol.)

Here's something you need to understand: Our fetish is very rare. Extremely rare. You've got to trust me on this (I've done quite a bit of research, and this includes plenty of "real world" research). Unless you start with it (on social dating sites, or even HERE at TMF) and work your way outward (which it looks like a lot of TMF people have done, and good on them!) it's going to be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to find someone who is absolutely perfect for you AND ALSO shares your tickling fetish. It happens occasionally (outside of the internet) I'm sure, don't get me wrong, but so does hitting the lottery for 300 million dollars. My point is you don't need to hit the lottery for 300 million dollars to have an extremely happy, successful and sexually fulfilling life with a spouse.

Here's how: you can find someone (and maybe this is your girlfriend), like others have pointed out, who tolerates your fetish as just one of your interesting quirks, even if they don't let you tickle them sexually. A little compromise is if that someone has no problem indulging you in it with YOU as the 'lee. My wife does that all the time. She found out in our first year together that tickling my feet gives me a hard-on. So as foreplay, often, she'll do that. I LOVE that she does that. It seriously makes me love her so much. Hell, if she told me that saying rumplestilzkin to her every 5 seconds during sex got her super hot, I'd do that for her every time, even though saying rumplestilzkin does nothing for me. Seriously, that's love. If, however, pinching me really hard on MY nipples every 5 seconds during sex made her hot, that would DEFINITELY get annoying for ME pretty damn fast. I'd let her do it once, maybe twice, and then I'd say okay sorry, this pinching thing not only does NOT turn me on, it makes me VERY physically uncomfortable, even though it turns you on, so we're going to need to quit doing that during sex. That, my friend, is what tickling is like to people like your girlfriend, and my wife (and hell, 98% of people I bet).

Quick side story: I had a serious girlfriend before my wife that fit this category too. We were very much in love at one point, she was very pretty, had amazing feet, and was super ticklish everywhere. But like most people, she didn't like it. I spent way too much time on her feet during sex and it got very annoying to her (and VERY embarrassing to me when she called me out on it). But one day she discovered that tickling ME got me hot. She LOVED doing that to me (almost too much--Hell I still fantasize about what she did to me some days!) But THAT ALONE does not a relationship/marriage make. We broke up because so many other things didn't line up...she was a very jealous person, she didn't support my career goals, she didn't get along with my friends, we had differing opinions on having children, she never wanted to move away from the west coast (which was not where I grew up), etc. THOSE are red flags. Not being into tickling is not a red flag, IMO. It's called being "sexually normal."

My wife is perfect to me in every aspect, which is why we got married. EVERYTHING matches up...except the tickling thing. And I'm totally okay with that (It helps that I've become much more of a 'lee over the years...being a 'lee is AWESOME. It's the best of both worlds! lol.) Since I've been with my wife (20+ years), I have never, ever cheated on her. Absolutely never will. We have a very healthy marriage in every aspect (I mean, we're not perfect...we fight about money, but who the hell doesn't?). She's not jealous at all. She supports what I do, I support her. We love each others families. We do things together and thoroughly enjoy each others company. We have extremely similar senses of humor. We genuinely LIKE each other as people, in addition to LOVING each other as husband and wife. We've built a happy life together -- till death do us part.

AND here's the kicker...I'm still able to indulge my tickling fetish (and mine is huge, trust me) both in and outside of our relationship. Quite a lot, actually (both in the real world and by just simply surfing sites like this one...and I'm NOT cheating with anyone, trust me). It IS possible. But that's a whole other discussion!

Bottom line, my advice is to take the tickling thing out of the equation, and then evaluate your relationship on all of the other things. If she's indeed PERFECT in all other aspects, THEN come back to the tickling issue -- Will she indulge you occasionally, with you as the 'lee? Will she be okay with you surfing porn every once in a while, and not judge you about what you're looking at (not that you need to send her a report or anything, haha)? Is she accepting of this quirk you have, and truly loves you in spite of it? "No" to any of these questions might not be deal breakers, but they WILL make the relationship a lot harder in the future. If "yes" to all of them however, then I think it can work. I can attest, because it's worked for me/us.

Good luck my friend ~
 
Wow...reading your post really hit home for me. Except it's kind of in the reverse. Had a good thing going on, mostly all bases were covered. Great physical chemistry, tickling chemistry, we were able to openly talk about things, always had a great time together etc etc. Things however didn't work out and now I have to ask myself "do I try to have those very same things with someone else?" or "If I can't be with someone who shares my love for tickling, but is a great person in all other areas do I move on with them?" I can understand why you feel so conflicted in this situation. I guess you can ask yourself does the sexual aspect outweigh the emotional bond you have with her and then ask yourself, would you be with someone that does share in your fetish, but treats you like crap at the end of the day?

I can sense how much you care/love this person and of course your ultimate happiness is what matters. I'd just suggest looking at both sides of the coin....I know I have and if I met a person who didn't exactly embrace tickling the way I may want them too, but is genuinely a good hearted person in all other departments I may sacrifice a part of that to have a great person in my life. We don't always get what we want in life, and even when we come close to it, some of us take it for granted and don't fully appreciate it until it's gone.
 
Imagine it like this... Imagine your girl has a Chalkboard scratching fetish. She just has to scratch the chalkboard just as your about to cum... Yeah, its like that... No amount of scratching the chalkboard while you cum will make you like chalkboard scratching ...
 
I think you are correct in getting out of the relationship because it sounds like she doesn't even want to work things out with you. You are better off by yourself for a while and I know it's hard but you'll be better in the long run.
 
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