Tickling Myth's

[Deleted member 293394]

That Tickling is (necessarily) a BDSM thing. While it totally can be, for plenty of people it is not. I personally like some degree of enjoyment from my lees, and am not really a masochist.

 

[brotherted]

What do you think are some myths about tickling?

Two of mine are:

That feathers tickle a lot. And that burying a woman in the sand at the beach and tickling her feet happens IRL.

The way I'd put it is that sand on the beach isn't a solid restraint, with the possible exception of someone else sitting on the sand above the person who's buried.

In the vast majority of situations, the sand is actually more like a restraint prop, with the lee not getting away simply because they've chosen to not try to.

 

[SoleMates]

There are various other factors that can lead to either outcome though, such as nail length, skin softness, etc.

Fun fact that I discovered totally by accident:

Freshly-clipped nails are evil. I always make sure to trim them right before a shoot now because the difference is night and day. I think it's got something to do with the roughness of the cut and the narrowness of the surface giving juuuust enough resistance to drive people absolutely insane.

On that note, I'm too lazy to read the entire thread. Has anyone mentioned baby oil and pantyhose yet? Not the silver bullet(s) everyone thinks they are.

 

[pitayatickler]

Fun fact that I discovered totally by accident:

Freshly-clipped nails are evil. I always make sure to trim them right before a shoot now because the difference is night and day. I think it's got something to do with the roughness of the cut and the narrowness of the surface giving juuuust enough resistance to drive people absolutely insane.

On that note, I'm too lazy to read the entire thread. Has anyone mentioned baby oil and pantyhose yet? Not the silver bullet(s) everyone thinks they are.

Thanks a lot, I will definitely try that one out