Anyone else not laugh when they’re tickled?

[Doriansenigma]

I kind of moan, gasp, and shake I don’t laugh. It’s like my body doesn’t know what it wants to do with itsself. Can anyone relate?

 

[Soles_Scream]

I kind of moan, gasp, and shake I don’t laugh. It’s like my body doesn’t know what it wants to do with itsself. Can anyone relate?

Your experience goes to show that ticklishness manifests in many forms. Unfortunately, 50% of folks on here would accuse you of faking if they saw your reactions in action.

 

[Doriansenigma]

Your experience goes to show that ticklishness manifests in many forms. Unfortunately, 50% of folks on here would accuse you of faking if they saw your reactions in action.

Well joke would be on them, I’m not a paid tickle model so I’d have no reason too lol.

 

[Soles_Scream]

Well joke would be on them, I’m not a paid tickle model so I’d have no reason too lol.

I'm glad you saw the bit of humor I was going for there. I've met all kinds of folks whose responses aren't necessarily laughter. The most unusual was a woman whose facial expression made it seem like she was just about to laugh, but instead her body would kind of jerk.

A separate model would instinctually throw her arms out straight as though she was attempting to grab at something. Though she laughed as well.

Anyways, thanks for the thread.

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

I squirm more than I laugh while being tickled

 

[MindOverWhatMatters]

I kind of moan, gasp, and shake I don’t laugh. It’s like my body doesn’t know what it wants to do with itsself. Can anyone relate?

I had an experience that made me question whether or not I was actually ticklish. For my whole life, I knew I wasn’t ticklish because I’ve never laughed as a result. Anyway, I wrote about it here:

Thread 'Am I Ticklish?'

Sep 9, 2024

I wanted to write about an experience I had recently, as I think it may have changed a large piece of my philosophy relative to tickling.

Before I detail the experience, here are a few points of exposition:

1. I believe tickling to be the most fascinating thing. I’ve been attracted to this fetish for as long as I can remember (approx. 35 years). I appreciate the universal and non discriminatory nature of tickling, the variety and range of reactions and tickle spots, and the contradiction that a physically tough individual can be reduced to laughter as a result of well-placed tickled...

• MindOverWhatMatters
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• Forum: True Tickling Stories

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[Doriansenigma]

I had an experience that made me question whether or not I was actually ticklish. For my whole life, I knew I wasn’t ticklish because I’ve never laughed as a result. Anyway, I wrote about it here:

Thread 'Am I Ticklish?'

Sep 9, 2024

I wanted to write about an experience I had recently, as I think it may have changed a large piece of my philosophy relative to tickling.

Before I detail the experience, here are a few points of exposition:

1. I believe tickling to be the most fascinating thing. I’ve been attracted to this fetish for as long as I can remember (approx. 35 years). I appreciate the universal and non discriminatory nature of tickling, the variety and range of reactions and tickle spots, and the contradiction that a physically tough individual can be reduced to laughter as a result of well-placed tickled...

• MindOverWhatMatters
• Replies: 4
• Forum: True Tickling Stories

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Thank you…I can very much relate to this. It seems the more I trust the person touching me, the less out of control I feel as well so not so much “ticklish” (or is it?). My wife doesn’t even really try and tickle me anymore, because I get turned on so much quicker as a dom. I think the fact that we’re busy parents when it comes to play time we kind of just want to get down to it when we have the time. But you’re really making me want to rediscover my inner sub now.

 

[MindOverWhatMatters]

It was an interesting experience because I still don’t actually know if this means I’m ticklish or not. Even so, I never used to think I would like being submissive, but not all tickling has to be about breaking someone. That’s what makes it so wonderful. It can be sexy, therapeutic, torturous, loving, caring, etc. I think letting yourself go as a lee, to experience whatever sensations come, is truly an amazing moment.

 

[GarnettRose]

Only if someone gets a really bad spot. Then I just kind of quietly squeak in horror.

 

[ManInDistress]

Although I do laugh, I also groan, grunt and, shout a lot. I pretty sure this is a common reaction.

 

[Bellylaughs]

I laugh, and when I laugh nobody could mistake it for anything else. However I also sometimes yell gibberish, and make a repertoire of weird noises.


If I do go silent I'm either laughing silently like, really hard, or I'm lost in it. 🤣