Has anyone outside the tickling community seen your stories?

[duannewalton]

What was their reaction to it?

 

[Sablesword]

What counts as "outside the tickling community"?

In my case, I've posted a number of my stories on my DeviantArt site, I've shown some of my stories to the "bondage" community (both tickling and "just bondage" stories), and I've been flogging my two (bondage-heavy, but little or no tickling) fantasy novels to various publishers.

In the last case, the reaction has been the standard rejection letter.

 

[player 01]

Hm, well outside the tickling community would mean outside the purview of individuals who would normally be big into the fetish.

In that case yes, i haven't actually posted my works here or on TMF, and only briefly posted something on Devart.

I've mostly posted on hentai sites like Adultfanfiction.net and Hentai-foundry.

In both cases i've attracted praise, mainly from foot fetishists and yuri fans, but people are curious as to how tickling could be considered a sexual fetish.

 

[Journia]

I've sent my restevac story to my creative writing class. They loved it. Absolutely loved it. I was happy. Very happy. Don't be afraid to put your work out there.

 

[Duke Diablo]

Do you mean tickle-stories or non-tickle stories?

 

[duannewalton]

Do you mean tickle-stories or non-tickle stories?

Tickle stories. I've telling people a little about my mystery/thriller I'm working on. What they don't know is that it's a tickling mystery/thriller. They know the basic outline but not the exact details.

 

[DeusExProcella1]

Actually, I've shown my game to several people outside the tickling community, and they've all been very supportive and are excited to see where I go with it.

And one of my best stories was a tickling story, and people I'd never have imagined were very fond of it. It actually got a better (relative to the times) response than my lolicon story...the latter being vastly better written.

 

[Barefoot_Sis]

When I was a sophomore in college, I submitted a tickling story in a creative writing class. The assignment was something like "write about a day at the beach that changes the protagonist's life forever," and so I was able to have a woman buried in the sand and tickled. No one batted an eye or looked at me like I was a deviant. No one in class cared one way or the other, actually. Everyone was rather focused on what everyone else thought of their stories.