The other things that get be blushing and all flustered is when people threaten to tickle me and tease me about my reactions in front of other people.
Heh. Doesn't even need to have any other people around for this to be effective, I've found. If one-on-one, an air of secrecy seems to fall, and such, the vocalization of such 'sensitive' information needs to be silenced
immediately, before
anyone can hear it, even (especially?) the ears of the person speaking, themselves. In public or private, it's still flustering. In public: humiliation on such a
large scale, (not to mention horribly uneven! >_<) such a large number of people knowing such delicate matters; in private, it's a much more intimate scene, still uneven, but, when such information is spoken, it's able to cut that much deeper. Heck, it
still cuts deep, no matter in 'what' setting it's in!
Simply 'saying' the T word, let alone
hearing it, is enough to make 'some' people's face grow hot :blush (the only instance it's acceptable being when you're the aggressor yourself, and even then it can be still be 'tricky').
Definitely being tickled in public, being teased - a wink.....
BUT just above all else a mischievous smirk can give me the whole butterflies in my tummy - instant giggles - red cheeked symptom....paired with any one if the above, and I'm helpless....add an actual tickle or threat of tickling in top if that, and I'll just lose it!
Heh. Glad you two are willing to share so much ammo - *ahem* - information --
INTEL!!
with everyone here.
I've found, from ... . . . . . . *heavy sigh* personal experience, :blush that once someone knows, that's it. It's done (
I'm done). Then, whenever my personality decides to 'rear' its head afterwards, the fact sitting by the sidelines (
never going away, ever), all it takes is a single look; smirk; crack of knuckles; stretch, exposing skin that's scratched from a 'questioning' itch; really almost
anything that gives reason for that thought to come to the forefront, and the confidence is shot, face suddenly growing hot as a gaze can no longer be matched, confidently.
Every meeting with said person afterwards, once you
know knows, just circles around that one thing, uncertainty hiding behind each itch they have, turn of their head, and word that spills out of their mouth, regardless if 'they' remember, themselves. And, if you squirm enough, avoiding their eye contact though they press, it brings that thought
right back into 'their' minds, making everything even worse.