Does tickling make everyone laugh?

[damdu]

does tickling necessarily have to cause laughter?

 

[MindOverWhatMatters]

does tickling necessarily have to cause laughter?

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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I’ve been thinking a lot about this actually. I posted in the true story section because I had an experience that made me question this. Would love to hear some additional thoughts if you give it a read.

 

[ticklishfeet311]

does tickling necessarily have to cause laughter?

For me, I’m sorry if this creeps everybody out but being tickled is a sexual turn on for myself

 

[solarcharger]

For me, I’m sorry if this creeps everybody out but being tickled is a sexual turn on for myself

I see absolutely nothing wrong with that, but does it also make you laugh?

 

[milagros317]

I would say no, even if you exclude people who aren't ticklish at all.
Some people who are ticklish will scream rather than laugh, while thrashing and trying to get away.

 

[LerLee]

does tickling necessarily have to cause laughter?

In my experience that would be a definite no. While most girls (~90%) that I have tickled laughed when I tickled them, a few would squirm and make other funny noises. A couple were definitely ticklish but were able to hold back their laughter while they squirmed and let their eyes bugle out.

 

[Hiphophooray]

In my experience I can say it does not always necessarily cause laughter, hell sometimes I don't laugh, I'll just squirn/wince/groan/grunt/and whatever else. I have found that in most cases with my tickle partners (all female) that don't laugh much , (I mean even the ones that don't laugh much, they still laugh at least A Lil bit), usually it's more of a case of them being embarrassed of what they perceive as the sound of their own laughter. Yes just like some of us don't care to much for how we sound on the phone, or radio or something ( i still remember the first time i heard myself on the radio, also remember thinking how god awful i sounded) , some folks don't like too much of the way they laugh n stuff. They try hard to not emit that ugly sounding laugh of theirs, and it's gotta come out in some way shape or format, so usually it's in the form of squigglin/squirmin/moaning/grunting/squealing or whatever else.....what I've ascertained in my humble experience.

 

[ticklishfeet311]

I see absolutely nothing wrong with that, but does it also make you laugh?

Yeah, but in a weird way, I kind of enjoy being tickled the frustrating thing for me is finding girls

 

[Jezebel Lee]

does tickling necessarily have to cause laughter?

I think as long as there’s some sort of reaction, it counts as ticklishness. Some people don’t laugh but make other noises or just squirm around loads. There’s no such thing as a “wrong” reaction, just as long as there’s something other than lying there like a dead fish.

 

[MindOverWhatMatters]

I think as long as there’s some sort of reaction, it counts as ticklishness. Some people don’t laugh but make other noises or just squirm around loads. There’s no such thing as a “wrong” reaction, just as long as there’s something other than lying there like a dead fish.

Curious if you think being ticklish also has to be a reaction on its own with no other stimulation. I’ve been looking for some commentary on this story I wrote because I’m newly discovering that I might actually be ticklish, but I’m not sure it qualifies. Would love an opinion after reading 🙂

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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[ManInDistress]

I do laugh when tickled, but I probably groan or bellow, especially when I feel an intense and abrupt tickling sensation.

 

[GarnettRose]

Nope, my husband hates it so much he cries instead of laughs