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Knismolagniac symbol???

lets try this one with one hand. now you don't need all the busyness around the hand thats there just because it's a photo that was enhanced in both that I have put up here all the background behind the hand or hands can be removed.

Nice! That looks like an album cover!
 
Can somebody make up a picture of my lock and key idea? Even if you don't like it - I'd just like something to look at, to decide if I like it 😛
 
Can somebody make up a picture of my lock and key idea? Even if you don't like it - I'd just like something to look at, to decide if I like it 😛

if no ones done it by the time I get back from the doctors, il have a little play with the idea 🙂
 
Fuck that. LOL I have no idea what I'm doing. Somebody else make it please 🙂

What I'm thinking of is this. A circle with two halves, similar to a yin yang. But where a yin yang has the little curvy line, instead of that, one half of the circle will have an indent in the shape of a key. The other half will have an extension of the same shape, so that they only fit eachother. Make sense? It's a very simple design - and has nothing to do with the neuron/tree symbol.
 
I love all the work that is going on around here....

But...

I'm kinda lost here with some of the posts...

Why design something with the intentions of wearing it in public for the purpose of showing your love for the fetish, but then design it to make it not "too obvious"?

Why make a symbol to symbolize your love for tickling but then make it so that no one will know? Why hide behind a subliminal meaning?

It brings up the question as to if you really do love your fetish or not.

I say, if you really love the activity of tickling then you should wear the logo with truth and pride instead of trying to hide it with subliminal designs or discrete meanings.

For example: (and no offense to anyone's designs), but If I was a person who really love tickling, (and I do a lot) I would wear the feather/belly symbol to show people that this is what I enjoy and I'm proud to show it! 🙂


For people here...there's no reason for anybody to be designing a symbol (...subliminal or not...) for the love of tickling if nobody is going to be comfortable wearing it in public, or at least explaining it to others who may be curious...
 
I love all the work that is going on around here....

But...

I'm kinda lost here with some of the posts...

Why design something with the intentions of wearing it in public for the purpose of showing your love for the fetish, but then design it to make it not "too obvious"?

Why make a symbol to symbolize your love for tickling but then make it so that no one will know? Why hide behind a subliminal meaning?

It brings up the question as to if you really do love your fetish or not.

I say, if you really love the activity of tickling then you should wear the logo with truth and pride instead of trying to hide it with subliminal designs or discrete meanings.

For example: (and no offense to anyone's designs), but If I was a person who really love tickling, (and I do a lot) I would wear the feather/belly symbol to show people that this is what I enjoy and I'm proud to show it! 🙂


For people here...there's no reason for anybody to be designing a symbol (...subliminal or not...) for the love of tickling if nobody is going to be comfortable wearing it in public, or at least explaining it to others who may be curious...

I strongly disagree. Some people, yourself perhaps, are very comfortable and open with their fetish. They're more than happy to shout it from the rooftops and answer all the questions in the world about it. That's fantastic. I'm happy for you and all the other folks like that.

But MORE than that, there are folks here who, for whatever reason, prefer to keep their fetish a secret from some people, or everyone, in their vanilla lives. I don't think that someone's willingness to let the world know what goes on in their bedroom should reflect how much they love tickling.

I, for example, prefer to keep my vanilla world and tickling world entirely separate. Part of that is because I don't think my family wants to know what gets me going anymore than I want to know what turns them on. Not everyone needs to know everything about what I do behind closed doors. In addition, tickling is a very special part of my life, and one that I don't wish to share with others. It's mine and mine alone, and keeping it my dirty little secret is a large part of what makes it sexy and special to me.

The idea of running around sporting ink of a feather or tickling hands or "I LOVE TICKLING" on my forehead removes that mystery, and then this world loses some of what makes it special to me. Walking around with a unique but somewhat mysterious symbol, that only *we* know means what it means enhances that mystery and sexiness.

I don't think it's at all fair to judge how much people "love" their fetish based on their willingness to be open about it.
 
Why design something with the intentions of wearing it in public for the purpose of showing your love for the fetish, but then design it to make it not "too obvious"?

Why make a symbol to symbolize your love for tickling but then make it so that no one will know? Why hide behind a subliminal meaning?

It brings up the question as to if you really do love your fetish or not.

I say, if you really love the activity of tickling then you should wear the logo with truth and pride instead of trying to hide it with subliminal designs or discrete meanings.[/QUOTE]

I disagree, everyone feels differently about people knowing about theyre fetish, and that doesnt mean for a second that they are not proud of it, it simply means that they like to keep that aspect of theyre life to themselves, a symbol of this nature would allow them to wear it with pride but without risk of judgement, and I know people shouldnt worry about being judged but the fact of the matter is, some do.

We are many different fish in a very deep pond, and its hard to understand why some prefere it near the top whereas others hide themselves at the bottom, but as fish, we shouldnt accept that everyone has different needs and for different reasons known only to them.

The beauty of a hidden message within a symbol is that you can choose if you want people to know what it means or not, it suites everyone as some can decline to reveal what it means and some can happily let the cat out the bag.
 
I dunno, maybe ive got it all wrong, but heres my attempt

skibbadeekey.png


I did it without the other side so it was two segments but il be honest, it no longer looks like a key if you do that.
 
I dunno, maybe ive got it all wrong, but heres my attempt

skibbadeekey.png


I did it without the other side so it was two segments but il be honest, it no longer looks like a key if you do that.

What other side? That's exactly what I meant 😀 :yourock:
 
I strongly disagree. Some people, yourself perhaps, are very comfortable and open with their fetish. They're more than happy to shout it from the rooftops and answer all the questions in the world about it. That's fantastic. I'm happy for you and all the other folks like that.

But MORE than that, there are folks here who, for whatever reason, prefer to keep their fetish a secret from some people, or everyone, in their vanilla lives. I don't think that someone's willingness to let the world know what goes on in their bedroom should reflect how much they love tickling.

I, for example, prefer to keep my vanilla world and tickling world entirely separate. Part of that is because I don't think my family wants to know what gets me going anymore than I want to know what turns them on. Not everyone needs to know everything about what I do behind closed doors. In addition, tickling is a very special part of my life, and one that I don't wish to share with others. It's mine and mine alone, and keeping it my dirty little secret is a large part of what makes it sexy and special to me.

The idea of running around sporting ink of a feather or tickling hands or "I LOVE TICKLING" on my forehead removes that mystery, and then this world loses some of what makes it special to me. Walking around with a unique but somewhat mysterious symbol, that only *we* know means what it means enhances that mystery and sexiness.

I don't think it's at all fair to judge how much people "love" their fetish based on their willingness to be open about it.

It brings up the question as to if you really do love your fetish or not.

I say, if you really love the activity of tickling then you should wear the logo with truth and pride instead of trying to hide it with subliminal designs or discrete meanings.

I disagree, everyone feels differently about people knowing about theyre fetish, and that doesnt mean for a second that they are not proud of it, it simply means that they like to keep that aspect of theyre life to themselves, a symbol of this nature would allow them to wear it with pride but without risk of judgement, and I know people shouldnt worry about being judged but the fact of the matter is, some do.

We are many different fish in a very deep pond, and its hard to understand why some prefere it near the top whereas others hide themselves at the bottom, but as fish, we shouldnt accept that everyone has different needs and for different reasons known only to them.

The beauty of a hidden message within a symbol is that you can choose if you want people to know what it means or not, it suites everyone as some can decline to reveal what it means and some can happily let the cat out the bag.

I respect what you both are saying... but I still do not follow the logic you guys present...

Skipadeedoodah and Haribish please hear me out...

If people would prefer to keep the fetish a secret, then why would you want to wear a symbol for it? Why would you want to draw attention to your secret if you don't want it to be known?

How could you possibly attempt to hide something when you have a symbol that would bring attention to it?


Look at fraternities and the like.... when the new members first start out, mostly what they do is in secret, Like some people on here, they don't want people to know what they do, so it makes sense for them not to wear anything that symbolizes their involvement. They don't want the attention!

If you feel that it would be bad to let out your fetish, or want to keep it a secret, then WHY would you wear a symbol letting everyone know about it?

Lying about the symbol IS NOT going to help either...

From a psychological standpoint...(I'm a psychology major 🙂 ) People are naturally curious creatures, so naturally people outside the fetish are gonna ask questions about this mysterious, unique, symbol that represents tickling fetishism and more than likely SOMEONE somewhere is gonna find out the TRUE meaning of the symbol eventually (once it's made)...Just like the BDSM or the Leather pride symbols, bringing it to the spotlight in society...

What I'm saying is no matter how subliminal we make something or how much we lie about its meaning...the symbol's true meaning will be brought out at some point... we can lie all we want to, but sooner or later the truth will come.

...and then what my friends?

You guessed it...the cat will be out of the bag...for good as far as a symbol is concerned!

Will you be able to hide behind a subliminal meaning once the true meaning gets out?

Would you still wear the symbol and show your "love" still?

What I'm saying is there's no point in wearing a symbol, for something if you want to keep it a secret. If you choose to wear it, then you have made the choice to let the fetish be known...Otherwise you would not wear any symbolism at all!



Which is why I said if you really LOVE tickle fetishism then a symbol would be more appropriate for those individuals who want to show it through the symbol.

Adding a symbol for tickling won't keep it separate...the symbol will serve as a connection point... which like I said is subject for suspicious people to ask questions!

and Skipadeedoodah you're indeed right, it's not fair to judge but that's how it is with symbols...Look at religion and religious people of any denomination. The ones who are TRULY in love with what they believe in wear a certain symbol to show it, there's no subliminal messages to hide behind, no discret messages to detour curious people, the symbol they wear represents their full pride and support for what they love with nothing to hide.


That's how it should be for the symbol we make here as tickle fetishists... a symbol where we have nothing to hide from... otherwise wearing it would be pointless.
 
I respect what you both are saying... but I still do not follow the logic you guys present...

Skipadeedoodah and Haribish please hear me out...

If people would prefer to keep the fetish a secret, then why would you want to wear a symbol for it? Why would you want to draw attention to your secret if you don't want it to be known?

How could you possibly attempt to hide something when you have a symbol that would bring attention to it?


Look at fraternities and the like.... when the new members first start out, mostly what they do is in secret, Like some people on here, they don't want people to know what they do, so it makes sense for them not to wear anything that symbolizes their involvement. They don't want the attention!

If you feel that it would be bad to let out your fetish, or want to keep it a secret, then WHY would you wear a symbol letting everyone know about it?

Lying about the symbol IS NOT going to help either...

From a psychological standpoint...(I'm a psychology major 🙂 ) People are naturally curious creatures, so naturally people outside the fetish are gonna ask questions about this mysterious, unique, symbol that represents tickling fetishism and more than likely SOMEONE somewhere is gonna find out the TRUE meaning of the symbol eventually (once it's made)...Just like the BDSM or the Leather pride symbols, bringing it to the spotlight in society...

What I'm saying is no matter how subliminal we make something or how much we lie about its meaning...the symbol's true meaning will be brought out at some point... we can lie all we want to, but sooner or later the truth will come.

...and then what my friends?

You guessed it...the cat will be out of the bag...for good as far as a symbol is concerned!

Will you be able to hide behind a subliminal meaning once the true meaning gets out?

Would you still wear the symbol and show your "love" still?

What I'm saying is there's no point in wearing a symbol, for something if you want to keep it a secret. If you choose to wear it, then you have made the choice to let the fetish be known...Otherwise you would not wear any symbolism at all!



Which is why I said if you really LOVE tickle fetishism then a symbol would be more appropriate for those individuals who want to show it through the symbol.

Adding a symbol for tickling won't keep it separate...the symbol will serve as a connection point... which like I said is subject for suspicious people to ask questions!

and Skipadeedoodah you're indeed right, it's not fair to judge but that's how it is with symbols...Look at religion and religious people of any denomination. The ones who are TRULY in love with what they believe in wear a certain symbol to show it, there's no subliminal messages to hide behind, no discret messages to detour curious people, the symbol they wear represents their full pride and support for what they love with nothing to hide.


That's how it should be for the symbol we make here as tickle fetishists... a symbol where we have nothing to hide from... otherwise wearing it would be pointless.

The idea of whether or the symbol is obscure or obvious is going to come down to a vote, and that's all there is to that. Maybe I'll get my way and it'll be something mysterious, maybe I won't and it'll be something more obvious. Either way, when that happens I'll have a decision to make, as will everyone else.

I really don't appreciate that you keep saying if someone doesn't want to proudly wear an obvious symbol of his or her fetish, they don't truly love it, and bringing religion into it, even as an example, is a slippery slope. You don't know what's in my or anyone else's heads and hearts regarding their fetish or their religious beliefs. I don't choose to walk around sporting a cross, but that doesn't mean my relationship with God is any less than someone who does. You can't go around making these statements about other people's feelings and judging their dedication to a cause based on what they do or don't wear.
 
and now for something completely different...

I decided to play around a bit and came up with a few versions of the same basic idea. I've included them all to show the progression and possibilities. If anyone feels like playing with the idea, feel free. While I wouldn't much care if the entire world knew what this means, I do believe that it should be at least a bit covert for the sake of those who aren't as comfy with others knowing.

The first was the original idea...symbolizing contact being made by an outside force and the resulting vibrations/ripples going through the lee.

The second just stuck it inside a circle intended to illustrate trust.

The final three all add the connection between the ler and lee by connecting the lines of the patterns. The variations are simply styles. The broken lines in place of the solid ones give a sense of vibration, illustrating the reaction of the lee. More or fewer lines can be used.

The final idea is that of a circle of trust surrounding the encounter. The concentric circles represent the lee and the ever deepening sensations and surrender. The probe inserted into the circle respresents the gradually increasing touch of the ler. The joining of the circle with the probe itself represents the bond with and acceptance of the other as the encounter progresses. An added little bonus is the inner blank space looking a bit like a pac man character, which many like to employ in devouring their prey. lol

Nothing fancy. But, I was in the mood to play around a bit. :upsidedow
 
I respect what you both are saying... but I still do not follow the logic you guys present...

Skipadeedoodah and Haribish please hear me out...

If people would prefer to keep the fetish a secret, then why would you want to wear a symbol for it? Why would you want to draw attention to your secret if you don't want it to be known?

How could you possibly attempt to hide something when you have a symbol that would bring attention to it?


Look at fraternities and the like.... when the new members first start out, mostly what they do is in secret, Like some people on here, they don't want people to know what they do, so it makes sense for them not to wear anything that symbolizes their involvement. They don't want the attention!

If you feel that it would be bad to let out your fetish, or want to keep it a secret, then WHY would you wear a symbol letting everyone know about it?

Lying about the symbol IS NOT going to help either...

From a psychological standpoint...(I'm a psychology major 🙂 ) People are naturally curious creatures, so naturally people outside the fetish are gonna ask questions about this mysterious, unique, symbol that represents tickling fetishism and more than likely SOMEONE somewhere is gonna find out the TRUE meaning of the symbol eventually (once it's made)...Just like the BDSM or the Leather pride symbols, bringing it to the spotlight in society...

What I'm saying is no matter how subliminal we make something or how much we lie about its meaning...the symbol's true meaning will be brought out at some point... we can lie all we want to, but sooner or later the truth will come.

...and then what my friends?

You guessed it...the cat will be out of the bag...for good as far as a symbol is concerned!

Will you be able to hide behind a subliminal meaning once the true meaning gets out?

Would you still wear the symbol and show your "love" still?

What I'm saying is there's no point in wearing a symbol, for something if you want to keep it a secret. If you choose to wear it, then you have made the choice to let the fetish be known...Otherwise you would not wear any symbolism at all!



Which is why I said if you really LOVE tickle fetishism then a symbol would be more appropriate for those individuals who want to show it through the symbol.

Adding a symbol for tickling won't keep it separate...the symbol will serve as a connection point... which like I said is subject for suspicious people to ask questions!

and Skipadeedoodah you're indeed right, it's not fair to judge but that's how it is with symbols...Look at religion and religious people of any denomination. The ones who are TRULY in love with what they believe in wear a certain symbol to show it, there's no subliminal messages to hide behind, no discret messages to detour curious people, the symbol they wear represents their full pride and support for what they love with nothing to hide.


That's how it should be for the symbol we make here as tickle fetishists... a symbol where we have nothing to hide from... otherwise wearing it would be pointless.


I can but repeat what Ive said. psychology major or not, its not easy to understand that different people have different needs, but try 🙂

You cannot argue this point as I fall into the catagory, I do not want the whole world to know what im into, its not theyre business nor theyre concern, and this doesnt mean I am ashamed of my fetish. And I want a symbol to wear because *I* will know what it means, this isnt about everyone else, its about the individual.

I love my fetish , I always have, but im not 100% comfortable with myself or other peoples opinions, a symbol that only holds meaning to those who know what it means give me the oppertunity to wear something that is important to me and represents a part of me but without everyone looking at me and knowing MY secrets.

If this makes no sense to you than its simply because are failing to put yourself in my shoes.

Are you so against something that the rest of the people in this thread clearly DO want?
 
I decided to play around a bit and came up with a few versions of the same basic idea. I've included them all to show the progression and possibilities. If anyone feels like playing with the idea, feel free. While I wouldn't much care if the entire world knew what this means, I do believe that it should be at least a bit covert for the sake of those who aren't as comfy with others knowing.

The first was the original idea...symbolizing contact being made by an outside force and the resulting vibrations/ripples going through the lee.

The second just stuck it inside a circle intended to illustrate trust.

The final three all add the connection between the ler and lee by connecting the lines of the patterns. The variations are simply styles. The broken lines in place of the solid ones give a sense of vibration, illustrating the reaction of the lee. More or fewer lines can be used.

The final idea is that of a circle of trust surrounding the encounter. The concentric circles represent the lee and the ever deepening sensations and surrender. The probe inserted into the circle respresents the gradually increasing touch of the ler. The joining of the circle with the probe itself represents the bond with and acceptance of the other as the encounter progresses. An added little bonus is the inner blank space looking a bit like a pac man character, which many like to employ in devouring their prey. lol

Nothing fancy. But, I was in the mood to play around a bit. :upsidedow


The first two I like, but the others look WAY too much like pacman for my liking, to the point that its all I can think about when I loo at them 😛

I think the fewer lines the better with this idea.
 
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