Kujman1
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In another thread, a person new to TK implied that they didn't have the courage to attempt tickling someone.
This has been a very common feeling among many ticklers for three decades. So it got me to thinking: why??
I'm not saying it's bad or good, right or wrong- and not putting anyone down about it... I'm just wondering why? Where does courage come into it? I've literally gone in and carried people out of burning rubble in NYC- to most, that would be called courage. Yet I wouldn't apply the same word to what ticklers require with tickling. I'm so curious about the tickler's psyche because-- as many close to me in this scene have pointed out to me-- mine seems to be so different than others. Or do I just have brass balls, charm, and of course- courage? lol
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Not to sound disrespectful, but I've always wondered- what courage does it take anyway? It's tickling. Apes have been doing it long before we ever soured the Earth. Nothing scary or menacing about it in most usual situations. To 90% of the world, tickling means... nothing. Not sexual (unless you're a nitwit and you let them see you drooling when you do it). To most of the world it's just annoying, or maybe funny. Few pay any attention to it. It's forgotten five minutes after it's over.
So.. exactly where does courage come into it? Or, is that a way for many to say they feel insecure about what they like.. or even insecure in themselves? Or are they worried that everyone will be watching and detect that you are "into" tickling?
I had a pal who wanted to go along with me to the beach a few years back and experience what I do with sand burials and ticklings. It had been his fantasy since a teen. BUT when it began, he backed far away... way too far to even see it, much less partake. This guy flew 1500 miles to be a part of this- and now as it was unfolding, four buried girls, innocent beach goers having a blast, extremely ticklish, soles exposed and immobilzed from neck to ankles packed in deep wet sand, and a "Free Ticklng Today Only" sign placed at their soles----- my pal was standing 45 yards away, up on the boardwalk......... watching. (and yes, maybe drooling too!)
I actually had to call him on his cell.
I asked what the hell he was doing. He said he "didn't want to get caught". I said "By who? The Tickle Police?"
He wound up flying home, disappointed because he missed out on it all. He too said he didn't have the courage. To this day he has yet to tickle anyone.
This seems to be a common theme among ticklers, so if we can understand it then perhaps we can help others stuck in this horrible vortex.
Ticklers seem to worry about everything, and be afraid of everything too. Absolute comfort in bondage... pain.... consensuality issues. You name it. They let the lees have all the control. They're always afraid of "going too far"... which is really a contradiction in terms with tickling. It won't kill you. But ticklers seem to worry about it all.
So, I'm just wondering....why?
I've never looked at TK like that. I put both my 7th and 8th grade teachers in my homemade stocks. Took pictures of it too. Does that mean it took courage? Or just self-belief?
So... I'm not saying this is about anyone inparticular or that anyone is a coward- not at all!! And I mean no disrespect towards anyone. I'm just trying to understand the psyche behind this common fear among many ticklers so that perhaps I can help others experience the fun creative experiences I have and really enjoy TK to the max.
All intelligent comments and experiences welcome :cool
This has been a very common feeling among many ticklers for three decades. So it got me to thinking: why??
I'm not saying it's bad or good, right or wrong- and not putting anyone down about it... I'm just wondering why? Where does courage come into it? I've literally gone in and carried people out of burning rubble in NYC- to most, that would be called courage. Yet I wouldn't apply the same word to what ticklers require with tickling. I'm so curious about the tickler's psyche because-- as many close to me in this scene have pointed out to me-- mine seems to be so different than others. Or do I just have brass balls, charm, and of course- courage? lol
:blink
Not to sound disrespectful, but I've always wondered- what courage does it take anyway? It's tickling. Apes have been doing it long before we ever soured the Earth. Nothing scary or menacing about it in most usual situations. To 90% of the world, tickling means... nothing. Not sexual (unless you're a nitwit and you let them see you drooling when you do it). To most of the world it's just annoying, or maybe funny. Few pay any attention to it. It's forgotten five minutes after it's over.
So.. exactly where does courage come into it? Or, is that a way for many to say they feel insecure about what they like.. or even insecure in themselves? Or are they worried that everyone will be watching and detect that you are "into" tickling?
I had a pal who wanted to go along with me to the beach a few years back and experience what I do with sand burials and ticklings. It had been his fantasy since a teen. BUT when it began, he backed far away... way too far to even see it, much less partake. This guy flew 1500 miles to be a part of this- and now as it was unfolding, four buried girls, innocent beach goers having a blast, extremely ticklish, soles exposed and immobilzed from neck to ankles packed in deep wet sand, and a "Free Ticklng Today Only" sign placed at their soles----- my pal was standing 45 yards away, up on the boardwalk......... watching. (and yes, maybe drooling too!)
I actually had to call him on his cell.
I asked what the hell he was doing. He said he "didn't want to get caught". I said "By who? The Tickle Police?"
He wound up flying home, disappointed because he missed out on it all. He too said he didn't have the courage. To this day he has yet to tickle anyone.
This seems to be a common theme among ticklers, so if we can understand it then perhaps we can help others stuck in this horrible vortex.
Ticklers seem to worry about everything, and be afraid of everything too. Absolute comfort in bondage... pain.... consensuality issues. You name it. They let the lees have all the control. They're always afraid of "going too far"... which is really a contradiction in terms with tickling. It won't kill you. But ticklers seem to worry about it all.
So, I'm just wondering....why?
I've never looked at TK like that. I put both my 7th and 8th grade teachers in my homemade stocks. Took pictures of it too. Does that mean it took courage? Or just self-belief?
So... I'm not saying this is about anyone inparticular or that anyone is a coward- not at all!! And I mean no disrespect towards anyone. I'm just trying to understand the psyche behind this common fear among many ticklers so that perhaps I can help others experience the fun creative experiences I have and really enjoy TK to the max.
All intelligent comments and experiences welcome :cool