food for thought..

[$Tickletorturer]

Hey guys, Friendly-neighbourhood $Tickletorturer here. Being that I enjoy true tickling tales above all else I often read the posts here and I've noticed something, a lot of guys tickle female co-workers, classmates, strangers etc. out of the blue. Now I think it's pretty cool and in quite a few cases it's been interpreted as flirting and leads to a date of some sort. However I'm a little hesitant to approach this tactic myself. Why? Good question. I've encountered several occasions where I'd like to tickle women I meet, however I'm nervous it may be interpreted as some form of sexual harassment which may lead to firing, expulsion or worse. So my question is what's acceptible? A quick tickle in school? A foot massage/tickle at work? And to those fortunate to have done and lucky enough to have gotten away with this what's your thoughts on this topic? As my threads usually are I'm just interested in feedback of others. So indulge me with your thoughts and comment. Thanks. 🙂

 

[primetime]

i have gotten the chance to tickle several co-workers before, including a boss before. however, i ONLY do it once i establish somewhat of a relationship, either platonic or more, before i try to tickle them. that way, when i do, they think it is just me being silly and playful. i do not recommend trying to tickle someone who isnt comfortable being around you just yet, like complete strangers. i do have desires to do that, such as tickling vulnerable feet at the beach, but it is a fantasy. i wont actually do it.

you should know when to tickle and when not to tickle. use your better judgement. that's my two cents....

 

[chrisheaven]

good sensible advice there- totally agree.

 

[Phineas]

back when I was younger, I was constantly getting in trouble for giving too much attention to my female co-workers. Never mind that they were always dating my other male co-workers, but whenever I went near them, somebody complained; either they did, or someone else would watch and then jump in to make sure she wasn't being "violated". I eventually became smart enough to swear off ever even touching a co-worker again, especially when I got out of college and went to work in the real world.

the *only* time I've ever tickled a co-worker since then is when she'd already admitted she was in love with me and I knew I was safe.

so no, don't do chance it. even if you're friends with the person, there's a good chance some overly-concerned bystander will feel the need to "check", thus embarassing you and drawing undue attention.