So today I was hanging out with a friend who happens to be a girl and she just randomly started poking me (Not sure why. She just kinda does stuff like that). We're pretty good friends and I'm thinking about asking her out, so I think that poking her back is a good way to find out if she's ticklish. Before I did though, I took a second to think and I worried that I might enjoy tickling her a little too much, and came off as creepy. In the end I decided not to poke her 🙁... Question is, did I miss a perfect opportunity or did I do the right thing?
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Missed Opportunity?
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If you're not sure, it never hurts to be cautious. If it's meant to be, you'll have other opportunities later 🙂
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Blingman said:
If you felt the need to second guess it, then it was the right decision.
You don't want to offend her or freak her out, especially if you want to ask her out.
Sometimes, you need to be "inventive" with getting this topic. With one of my best friends, he sent me a pic via email of him trying to look "serious". I replied that he was trying to look tough and that I thought someone needed to sneak up behind him and tickle him.
His reply was "LOL!!!! I'm very ticklish. Sometimes I can outbeat Tickle Me Elmo."
We've become close, and I've had the opportunity (and taken it) to tickle him a number of times. Not prolonged, just quick pokes and tickles here and there. Managed to hit is armpits, ribs, and feet.
