TKLVR18 said:I'm like Conehead. I've known it gave me a funny feelin in my "tummy" since I was little, but one day I googled it an' found this place. Lurked for waa-aaay too long, was really embarrassed about it. Then I started posting and realized everybody here isn't some sort of perverted freak---we're (mostly) all human beings here🙂
Wow, that was a bit more detailed than I had planned!😱
leenotler said:I can't remember. It was just one of many things that seemed exciting all along. I never though about accepting it or not. For me, various fetishes have become dominant, then faded, to be replaced with another. I did think about rejecting all fetishes, to become "mainstream", thinking life would be easier with no magazines or computer files to hide. The tickle fetish started to fade when I stopped feeding it pics, etc. I decided I might live without it, but why should I have to? It was too much fun to try to discard and would probably be replaced with some other fetish. It dominates again.
It faded, but I don't know if it would have disappeared, or come back with a vengence. When I joined TT, I searched old TK image threads for many hours every day. Tickling became more intensely erotic than ever. I was worried about being obsessed. Once I started posting, it settled down. It was there, but not all consuming. Either it burnt itself out, or talking about it reduces the obsession. My work has changed recently to make me much more isolated. Perhaps isolation drives obsession and community diminishes it. I'm sure TT has helped many in various ways.conehead180 said:That's exactly what I did. See, I first join this site way back when I was still in high school, and of course, being in high school meant I had to be a certain way. My whole life was practically about being "the popular guy that all the other guys think is cool and all the girls think is hot". Of course, being that kind of person meant that I couldn't have anything "out of the ordinary" about me, so I tried to cut myself off from tickling all together. however, unlike with you, it didn't go away, just festered on.
As the years passed I slowly began to realize that maybe it was just apart of who I am, and as much as I may not like who I am sometimes, I have learned to accept it (sorta).
MistressValerie said:I used to feel guilty and weird about my desires, but I have gradually come to accept them as just another turn-on.
Yea, I had the same problem until...I started posting regularly here! Thanks guys! 😛
Edit: Or was it until I started talking to you guys like one of the community? Anyways, THANKS!😀
Arson frost said:I think i noticed that i liked tickling when i was eight when watching teenage mutant ninja turtles and i got aroused seeing april o neal get tickled
tk9 said:What was it like when you first realized that you had a tickling fetish.
aussietickler said:I have been into tickling as long as I can remember. Every opportunity I would take as long as I thought I could get away with it and not have anyone think that I was weird.
I suffered most of my life thinking that I was the only one and that I was really, really stuffed in the head. But then I went to a friends house who had this new thing called the internet, I typed "tickling" into a search and WOW!! When I saw my first tickling photo I just about exploded. After 28 years of thinking I was the only one in the world I almost cried. I am now 34 and have had a couple of tickling experiences. It still dominates my thinking and none of my friends know. I still feel alone except for on here, but I so much need an outlet for these tickling needs.....I have no idea what to do and the pain continues.......
I had a milder, but similar internet experience. None of my friends know. I'm not sure anyone will ever know. It still embarrasses me just to type the words "my tickling fetish". Sometimes I wonder if feeling bad for lack of tickling is really an outlet to channel other frustrations. If I was happy with everything else in my life, would I mind if I was unsatisfied in that one aspect? Others have noted increased interest in tickling when bored or depressed. If my interest in tickling become truly obsessive, I might see a therapist. Not to try and remove it, but to balance it with the rest of my life interests. For what it's worth, I feel bad that you feel bad. I feel good that there is the Internet and TT and a place for some expression like this.aussietickler said:I have been into tickling as long as I can remember. Every opportunity I would take as long as I thought I could get away with it and not have anyone think that I was weird.
I suffered most of my life thinking that I was the only one and that I was really, really stuffed in the head. But then I went to a friends house who had this new thing called the internet, I typed "tickling" into a search and WOW!! When I saw my first tickling photo I just about exploded. After 28 years of thinking I was the only one in the world I almost cried. I am now 34 and have had a couple of tickling experiences. It still dominates my thinking and none of my friends know. I still feel alone except for on here, but I so much need an outlet for these tickling needs.....I have no idea what to do and the pain continues.......