Embarassing conversation...

[ticklebrowse26]

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[SapphireRose]

Parents can be a bother sometimes

My parents seem to get a kick out of bringing up what I thought was "chocolate" when I was two years old at a park...*retch*

Don't crawl under a rock though, just talk it over with the new g/f now that the topic has been breeched. I think that will be easier than trying to explain your reaction to what your parents said when she asks...

Let us know the outcome!!!

 

[Skipadeedoodah]

"Hmmmm" beats the shit out of "omg I hate to be tickled! I'm so glad he grew out of that!" "Hmmm" has possibilities 😉

 

[Hapless Ticklee]

Reminds me of a day a couple of years back when my mother kept trying to embarass me by asking my wife if I was ticklish. After a while she got fed up and replied "Yes, but the way I do it him, he volunteers for it and he LOVES it"... and the conversation was slain in world record time, never to be revisited.

Maybe the next time your mother does that to you, you could say "You should see how skilful I am at tickling women now mother"

Your girlfriend is going to have to find out sooner or later, you never know - this may even help break the ice.

 

[tickmankyle1]

never had that happen but been a while since I had a GF so for me no need to worrie later kyle i think it would be ok you never know she might like tickling

 

[rhiannon]

I wouldn't be embarrassed. I don't believe your girlfriend even thinks anything about it, it's just too normal at that age!

Since we are into tickling, we tend to believe that other people suspect it right away when the topic comes up - they don't!

 

[meangry]

The only sound and reasonable thing to do in your situation is to cut your mother's head off and bury it in the desert somewhere. Because it goes without saying, she would turn you in at once to some outback nazi law enforcement agency and they'd run you down like a dog.

Jesus...did I say that? Or just think it?

Was I talking?

Did they hear me?

 

[rhiannon]

By the way, does your Mom know at all you are into tickling? Because if she doesn't, she probably won't think anything talking about it either.

 

[Kleptomaniac]

Unless you tickle her like crazy these days, and thus she'd draw a link between that and the kindergarten conversation, I doubt she'd really make any conclusions.

This would be like saying that if your mother said, "He used to get rough and hit girls in kindergarten," that your girlfriend would think you're into S&M.

 

[Merkle]

Nothing to be worried about. Your girlfriend wont think anything of it. I doubt she will even think of it again. Your paranoid mate, nothing to be worried about 🙂

 

[Adam]

Would have raised some hairs on the back of my neck as well, but it could have been much worse. Your mom could have added to it by saying, "As a side note, I found this website that my son goes too..." 😱

 

[Hapless Ticklee]

The only sound and reasonable thing to do in your situation is to cut your mother's head off and bury it in the desert somewhere. Because it goes without saying, she would turn you in at once to some outback nazi law enforcement agency and they'd run you down like a dog.

Jesus...did I say that? Or just think it?

Was I talking?

Did they hear me?

I know for a fact that you were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold.

Dr. Gonzo says hi

 

[ticklebrowse26]

Thanks for your reassuring and kind words!

 

[arion30]

bah I say just shoot her and get it over with LOL. Dude, the purpose of all parents is to embarress their children. it revenge for what you did to them as a child.

 

[TheTickleMonster]

bah I say just shoot her and get it over with LOL. Dude, the purpose of all parents is to embarress their children. it revenge for what you did to them as a child.

unfortunately this is true...

 

[Excess]

No one embarrasses you like mommy. XD Fortunately, most people that have them know that.

 

[Rupert]

tickling has got to be the last thing im afraid of my mother embarrassing me on

but its good to know things have gone great since that fateful day