GoForTheLaugh
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I was the last person to post in this thread, and that was two months ago (when I first joined this board and knew nothing about this fetish in which I had engaged briefly a few times).
Keep in mind that a small number of my friends knows about my fetish, but none of them shares it.
I still cannot imagine a situation where I would want to tickle or be tickled by a woman for real, but the tiny bit of on-line tickle flirting with women in which I have engaged has been fun. If it were a very close friend, then maybe. I still can't say yes or no.
If, theoretically, one of my women friends was tickle fan who could not find anyone to tickle her, yes, I would do it for her. It would not do anything for me, though. A few years ago, I had a friend dealing with a crisis sleep over--and she chose to get into bed with me and cuddle. It felt awkward, but since she is my friend I said nothing. The irony hit me, though, as she is a very beautiful woman and I am sure a lot of straight guys would have killed to have their arms around her at night. For me, friendship is friendship. When a friend needs me, I am there.
But the main reason I am bumping this thread is because I have something else I need to get off my chest, and I don't want to start another thread and get flamed by A, D, K, and the rest again. Feedback is appreciated.
The irony is that I, who crave a first long M/M tickle experience, have turned down the handful of offers I have gotten from people on this board. As I have said before, I fully support straight men who engage in non-sexual M/M, and I know that sometimes a straight man will play with a gay man. But just as there are straight men who would feel uncomfortable playing with a gay guy, I feel very, very uncomfortable playing with a straight guy.
I say this in public since, within the fetish world, one might say I have a problem and am not playing by the rules. But isn't this whole fetish play thing about comfort level? If others had been through half of what I have at the hands of Bible-thumping heterosexuals and ex-gay ministries, they might know why I feel awkward showing any of my sexuality, even the most innocent play aspects, to non-gay folks who probably do not understand it. In addition, I fought hard to come out of the closet and be who I am. Those I show my sexuality to have done the same.
I love my straight male friends deeply, but it is not a sexual love. I also respect their boundaries, and I don't even joke about anything sexual between us. They, in turn, respect and support me as a gay person. This is the comfort zone I am accustomed to. Anything else is very, very uncomfortable.
Keep in mind that a small number of my friends knows about my fetish, but none of them shares it.
I still cannot imagine a situation where I would want to tickle or be tickled by a woman for real, but the tiny bit of on-line tickle flirting with women in which I have engaged has been fun. If it were a very close friend, then maybe. I still can't say yes or no.
If, theoretically, one of my women friends was tickle fan who could not find anyone to tickle her, yes, I would do it for her. It would not do anything for me, though. A few years ago, I had a friend dealing with a crisis sleep over--and she chose to get into bed with me and cuddle. It felt awkward, but since she is my friend I said nothing. The irony hit me, though, as she is a very beautiful woman and I am sure a lot of straight guys would have killed to have their arms around her at night. For me, friendship is friendship. When a friend needs me, I am there.
But the main reason I am bumping this thread is because I have something else I need to get off my chest, and I don't want to start another thread and get flamed by A, D, K, and the rest again. Feedback is appreciated.
The irony is that I, who crave a first long M/M tickle experience, have turned down the handful of offers I have gotten from people on this board. As I have said before, I fully support straight men who engage in non-sexual M/M, and I know that sometimes a straight man will play with a gay man. But just as there are straight men who would feel uncomfortable playing with a gay guy, I feel very, very uncomfortable playing with a straight guy.
I say this in public since, within the fetish world, one might say I have a problem and am not playing by the rules. But isn't this whole fetish play thing about comfort level? If others had been through half of what I have at the hands of Bible-thumping heterosexuals and ex-gay ministries, they might know why I feel awkward showing any of my sexuality, even the most innocent play aspects, to non-gay folks who probably do not understand it. In addition, I fought hard to come out of the closet and be who I am. Those I show my sexuality to have done the same.
I love my straight male friends deeply, but it is not a sexual love. I also respect their boundaries, and I don't even joke about anything sexual between us. They, in turn, respect and support me as a gay person. This is the comfort zone I am accustomed to. Anything else is very, very uncomfortable.
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