Looking for 'lees near Binghamton, NY

[tickler29]

Hi. I'm a 48/m into upper body tickling. I'd love to set up a session with a younger 'lee with a ticklish belly. Preferably a female lee, but may consider a male. 20ish to 30ish age range. We can chat online at first to get to know each other a bit more befor we meet. tickleprince2000 on yahoo messenger.

 

[tickler29]

Bump.

 

[BlasterMaster]

LOL. Nice to meet a fellow bingie dude. I can relate to your quest to find a lovely lady (or man) to tickle. I searched long and hard for my current GF and I thank the stars themselves she's into the same things I am. So, do you live downtown Binghamton? My GF and I live on the road between Binghamton and Ithaca. Nice and quiet and driving to either city takes only thirty minutes or so. 😀

 

[tickler29]

LOL. Nice to meet a fellow bingie dude. I can relate to your quest to find a lovely lady (or man) to tickle. I searched long and hard for my current GF and I thank the stars themselves she's into the same things I am. So, do you live downtown Binghamton? My GF and I live on the road between Binghamton and Ithaca. Nice and quiet and driving to either city takes only thirty minutes or so. 😀

West side of Binghamton.

 

[Nedstacey2]

My GF and I live on the road between Binghamton and Ithaca.

So cool; Cortland here, and I often do the 40+ minute drive down 81 to and through Bingo. Very nice to see another "local" on this forum.

And I went to Cornell in Ithaca, and that beautiful--and rather quirky--little city is like my second home. I return there often to relish the many things that even tinier Cortland can't offer (but then again, the nearest Olive Garden is in Syracuse ).

Nice and quiet and driving to either city takes only thirty minutes or so.

Yes, one of the pluses of living here. Traffic jams are virtually unknown, except during construction season and when there's an accident. Of course, that's largely due to the fact that we're hemorrhaging population so there aren't many people around to be driving cars, and few jobs available for folks to afford them. As a result more people leave (or the young 'uns who can flee, anyway) and more businesses fail, and the economic vicious circle continues (or "vicious cycle" if you prefer, and we certainly have enough of those on our roads too).

 

[tiklir]

Guys I can tell you the pickings here locally are very scarce. I have been on here since 2001 and have only met up with one local gal who no longer lives here. (We really didn't click either.) I however have had much success over the years with meeting lees, but on average it would be at least a three hour drive one way. With paying for gas and motel and usually lunch or dinner, I have been tempted to put up a local ad for a paid session just to see if that might bring a few out. Still contemplating it. The ones who do reply, I take my time and get to know them. Once they feel safe we generally meet in a public place first. Eventually for a session. Keep you chins up, but we willing to travel a bit. Good Luck!

 

[BlasterMaster]

So cool; Cortland here, and I often do the 40+ minute drive down 81 to and through Bingo. Very nice to see another "local" on this forum.

Yup, me and my GF live on the shortcut road between Ithaca and Binghamton one can take if one goes down 81 towards Elmira and then takes the exit over the bridge over the Susquehanna through that nice town (Owego I think but then again I'm terrible with names) and through a few more neighborhoods. We live in a farm house that's been pretty much renovated from top to bottom and fortunately we don't live near any farms (I could never stand the smell of fertilizer that wafts from other farms in the morning).

And I went to Cornell in Ithaca, and that beautiful--and rather quirky--little city is like my second home. I return there often to relish the many things that even tinier Cortland can't offer (but then again, the nearest Olive Garden is in Syracuse ).

LOL. Both me and my GF went to Ithaca Highschool but neither of us went to collage unfortunately (as we came from lower income middle-class families so we could never afford it). Fortunately we receive weekly financial help from relatives who are, shall we say, far wealthier than the rest of our families combined ten times over. So over the course of 16 years, we were able to save enough to finally afford a home and become reasonably secure in our living (with both of us working twelve hours Monday through Friday at $15.00 an hour).

As for the declining population, I believe your right about that as businesses around Ithaca and Binghamton have begun complaining that there aren't ENOUGH workers to meet demand. Still, I feel the problem will be solved once the economy evens out and people realize that despite the heavy winters NY state is a really good place to raise your family. ^_^

 

[Nedstacey2]

Guys I can tell you the pickings here locally are very scarce.

It may certainly seem that way, but I just participated in a discussion over at FetLife in which I advanced a modified Drake Equation (and Drake is a fellow Cornell alum, I hasten to add--of course) in support of my contention that in fact straight female 'lees, and ticklephiles in general, are probably much more numerous than we realize, likely one or two right in your own neighborhood. The problem, of course, is that an infinitesimal number of these, especially ones of my older generation, ever hang out online in places like our cherished TMF or are even aware they exist, and even if they venture onto Match.com or eHarmony few of them are intrepid enough to openly mention their fetish, any more than they are in RL.

We live in a farm house that's been pretty much renovated from top to bottom and fortunately we don't live near any farms (I could never stand the smell of fertilizer that wafts from other farms in the morning).

But that, or the delightful olfactory sensations of a skunk scent wafting through the fog of a chilly fall morning, is the very aroma of rural life! Or maybe I just became inured to it growing up in farm country smack dab in the middle of a God-forsaken remote Upstate area probably even more isolated than where you live.

LOL. Both me and my GF went to Ithaca Highschool but neither of us went to collage unfortunately (as we came from lower income middle-class families so we could never afford it).

Sorry to hear, and that you guys apparently never were privy to a dirty little secret of U.S. college education, which is that very often the availability of financial aid rises in proportion to a college or university's tuition. Me, I was able to get a free ride three out of my four years at Cornell, and I know well the whole rigamarole since I currently have one kid in college and another warming up in the bullpen. Thank goodness for all the aid resources, or I'd probably have to start doing a Walter White to get my hands on more cash (I don't look good in yellow anyway).