ticklehound
3rd Level Red Feather
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2001
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Hi everyone
I have a question that I can only ask here. I've been in my new place in a new city for about 2 1/2 months. I am in medical school, and as a class of about 100 people, we pretty much will be suffering together for at least 2 years. This is our life and my classmates will be the people I will have the most contact with.
So here's the deal. I wanna know how long do you think I should wait before I tell anyone of my desires in tickling. It's kinda hairy right now, because if it is too early, I run the risk of being labelled whatever their first expression of me is. And there are so many ladies in the class I wanna get to know so much better.
It's not like my old life before, where I could lose myself in the crowd at a big university. Here, I have to see these people every single day and plus, gossip is strong - really have to watch what I say sometimes because somebody will always find out - I already have many funny stories of other classmates with foot-in-mouth syndrome.
People who work with few coworkers and close quarters can relate - but again, the thing is, I have NO life outside of medschool. Then again, I never had a "normal" job. So, what do you think?
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Hound
I have a question that I can only ask here. I've been in my new place in a new city for about 2 1/2 months. I am in medical school, and as a class of about 100 people, we pretty much will be suffering together for at least 2 years. This is our life and my classmates will be the people I will have the most contact with.
So here's the deal. I wanna know how long do you think I should wait before I tell anyone of my desires in tickling. It's kinda hairy right now, because if it is too early, I run the risk of being labelled whatever their first expression of me is. And there are so many ladies in the class I wanna get to know so much better.
It's not like my old life before, where I could lose myself in the crowd at a big university. Here, I have to see these people every single day and plus, gossip is strong - really have to watch what I say sometimes because somebody will always find out - I already have many funny stories of other classmates with foot-in-mouth syndrome.
People who work with few coworkers and close quarters can relate - but again, the thing is, I have NO life outside of medschool. Then again, I never had a "normal" job. So, what do you think?
Hit me back
Hound