Alcoholic Beverages and tickling

[mysterytic]

Saw thread about pain killers and wondered if anybody can tell me their experience with tickling when alcohol is involved. I think it would deaden the senses, but as never have tried it, maybe I am in for an education. Thanks.

 

[Prime]

i'm not falling for this agian...😀

 

[TicklingDuo]

Actually....though I don't think it's a good idea to use anything in order to try for "better reactions", I'm sure that some people are more and others less ticklish. Though I rarely drink (I tend to sniff the cork and pass out. LOL), I tend to be less ticklish after having a drink. Drew, on the other hand is much more ticklish after a beer or two.

Ann

 

[Dr|zzt]

peoples emotions tend to be hightened when they are drunk, so it may have some effect - ive known people be alot more afraid of being tickled when they have had a few glasses of wine... they sort of panic alot quicker!

 

[Slappy McGee]

the thing about alcohol is that it lowers inhibitions and might provide more opportunities for tickling, and might make the tickler more likely to overcome their fright of being rejected, but I think being drunk would take a bit off of the reaction, for the same reason as the painkillers, but to a lesser degree.

Plus, drunk girls have to peee a lot and do not cater to being tied in place for any substantial period of time.

 

[dvnc]

Alcohol desensitizes. Look it up. Lowers inhibitions, but lowers response.

Much prefer a 'lee that's awake and aware.

dvnc