Strange Question about falling "tickly" sensation

[luv2tikl]

Ok, I know this will sound really weird, but I want to know if I'm really alone on this one, lol. Does anyone like (or has anyone ever liked) the feeling and/or like seeing reactions resulting from the falling sensation, that sometimes intense tickly sensation you get in your stomach while falling, like on a ride or while experiencing a rollercoaster drop? Most people (where I'm from, at least) describe it as "taking your tummy away" or actually describe it as a "tickle." It's really what I noticed before I realized I liked tickling... It was kind of a G rated tickling for me when I was younger (yet I was still ashamed of it, lol). I started to get where I loved experiencing the sensation and loved to see girls reactions as they experienced the sensation. You can kind of tell where the 2 link, kinda like how some people like big rides that cause the sensation and others can't stand them (and/or the sensation)... and it creates a different reaction for everyone... and, like I mentioned before, it is often described as a tickle.

Anyway, ya, I know it's weird... but I was just curious if anyone else has ever had this type of interest. I still like it and like seeing it, but definitely not to the extent that I used to. I think I'm just the kind of person that likes anything that is intense but not painful (in most cases), if you know what I mean. Ok, well, just curious.

 

[Paulie1]

I know exactly what you're talking about. I get that sensation when I'm going down a big hill in a car or something. I never really thought that much about it. I always just thought it was weird.

 

[a1532b]

Try skydiving then. You'll love it 🙂

 

[Journia]

Oh my god...I hate that feeling. Especially when I can't stop it, or react to it...

 

[luv2tikl]

I've thought about sky diving... I probably will someday... There are a buttload of things that I'd do that a lot of people won't because they're afraid of heights and falling, lol. But I like heights and I'm not afraid to jump off of stuff as long as I know I probably won't hurt myself (I say probably because of the whole accident thing, lol, always a possibility...).

 

[Midnight Circus]

I don't scream or make any noise when I get that falling sensation, so it all builds up inside like a Russian submariner with a bad case of the bends. It's pretty damn painful, so, sadly, my answer is "no." It's cool that you enjoy it, though.

 

[DarthGrinn]

I get that exact feeling, only in my knees... and then I feel as if my feet cease to exist, and get the urge to topple over. I've always thought it was vertigo though...

 

[U.N.Owen]

I don't think I'd do sky dying... uh, diving.

As for that falling feeling, I'd never really thought about it. I don't like it myself, but I can see how it could be pleasant for people who like roller coasters and such. It's kinda close to being a cool sensation, it just isn't quite there for me.