mcgaming515
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Hello,
I come here seeking help with a problem that i treat very seriously.
See, i am the embodiment of the attached pictures' bad ending
Ive had my fist ever session recently, and it turned out i am not that ticklish.
(i was a bit ticklish around my belly and armpits, but thats it. Even there, after a couple of strokes it felt more like scrathing than tickling)
My feet, which was the place i had hoped the most would be ticklish wasnt (tho i kidnda expected that).
That is not to say that i am not sensitive, I am, the sensitivity is there, its just that it dosent tickle (to the point that brushes are closer to light pain (oiled or otherwise))
I wanted to ask you, experienced people, for maybe some advice
Again, i do treat it seriously, so Ill mnetion a couple of things that i already know, jsut so you have a fuller picture
-My feet were not calloused, despite being a guy I'd say my footcare level would be the top 50% of women
-I know that ticklishness is heavly influenced by mood, and whilst there was a bit of stress, with time it went away as i got comfier and comfier in the akwardness of the first session
- the Lers nails were sharp, and maybe that influenced the ticklish places losing their ticklishness after a couple of strokes (but other than oil is there any way of making it NOT happen (using just the fingertips tickled much less) ?)
I come here seeking help with a problem that i treat very seriously.
See, i am the embodiment of the attached pictures' bad ending
Ive had my fist ever session recently, and it turned out i am not that ticklish.
(i was a bit ticklish around my belly and armpits, but thats it. Even there, after a couple of strokes it felt more like scrathing than tickling)
My feet, which was the place i had hoped the most would be ticklish wasnt (tho i kidnda expected that).
That is not to say that i am not sensitive, I am, the sensitivity is there, its just that it dosent tickle (to the point that brushes are closer to light pain (oiled or otherwise))
I wanted to ask you, experienced people, for maybe some advice
Again, i do treat it seriously, so Ill mnetion a couple of things that i already know, jsut so you have a fuller picture
-My feet were not calloused, despite being a guy I'd say my footcare level would be the top 50% of women
-I know that ticklishness is heavly influenced by mood, and whilst there was a bit of stress, with time it went away as i got comfier and comfier in the akwardness of the first session
- the Lers nails were sharp, and maybe that influenced the ticklish places losing their ticklishness after a couple of strokes (but other than oil is there any way of making it NOT happen (using just the fingertips tickled much less) ?)