TklDuo-Ann
2nd Level Black Feather
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I think part of the issue here is that we have different bases for viewing things.
Viper & co. are correct that the majority of those here are into tickling for the sexual aspects. So, obviously, forced orgasm blends in nicely with that since it's more sexual. They're also correct in saying that most people become more sensitive to tickling after orgasm. So, bringing them to that point makes it relevant from a pure intensity perspective. They're even correct in stating that many people view this material as a turn-on in order to get themselves up (no pun intended) for sexual activity...whether solo or with a partner. That's all valid and understood.
Sexi, myself and others don't get into the sexual side of things...or at least not primarily that side. So, even though it does make people more sensitive, forced orgasm and the like is seen more as a distraction. It's not a matter of being ignorant or dense, as some are suggesting. Nor is it a matter of missing a point. It's simply different preferences.
When you look at things through different lenses, they look different. Our differing preferences are our lenses. So, we see things differently. That's all. I'd like to suggest that those who are getting nasty in their comments take a step back and consider that their views aren't the only ones that are valid. We don't have to agree with one another or change personal preferences. But, we do have to show a little common courtesy and respect for one another.
Ann
Viper & co. are correct that the majority of those here are into tickling for the sexual aspects. So, obviously, forced orgasm blends in nicely with that since it's more sexual. They're also correct in saying that most people become more sensitive to tickling after orgasm. So, bringing them to that point makes it relevant from a pure intensity perspective. They're even correct in stating that many people view this material as a turn-on in order to get themselves up (no pun intended) for sexual activity...whether solo or with a partner. That's all valid and understood.
Sexi, myself and others don't get into the sexual side of things...or at least not primarily that side. So, even though it does make people more sensitive, forced orgasm and the like is seen more as a distraction. It's not a matter of being ignorant or dense, as some are suggesting. Nor is it a matter of missing a point. It's simply different preferences.
When you look at things through different lenses, they look different. Our differing preferences are our lenses. So, we see things differently. That's all. I'd like to suggest that those who are getting nasty in their comments take a step back and consider that their views aren't the only ones that are valid. We don't have to agree with one another or change personal preferences. But, we do have to show a little common courtesy and respect for one another.
Ann