Re: let's be honest
The hypocracy theory won't float and I'll tell you why. m/m and f/f can not be held in the same contexts when we're talking about heterosexual viewers. (Also, I prefer to use the term 'heterosexual' rather than 'straight'. 'Straight' implies crookedness or wrongfulness in homosexuals). First, for hetero male viewers, the idea of femininity is highly arousing. When you double this femininity, the intensity may grow for many. I know that is the case for myself. I find femininity attractive.
On the flipside (and ladies, correct me if I'm wrong), hetero women enjoy masculinity in regards to power in tickling, however....the masculine/feminine relationship needs to be interacted in that aspect for it to be arousing or interesting. For those women (and most men), m/m tickling is like a train wreck. No feminine appeal or relationship involved. How could a hetero woman envision herself in the place of a male ticklee? f/f for some of the ladies still offers up some form of dominance over a female and helplessness to resist tickling. Some women enjoy this and some don't (as evidenced by many replies here). Again, this is all just theory and I make no claim to be correct. Feel free to punch holes in this thing but that's my understanding of it.
areenactor said:
please some one explain to me what the logic is in calling f/m tickling homosexual? it's not been said in this thread, but has been said in others, and on the amt site extensivly. this attitude astounds me. with tickling being a sexual activity, and a man and woman engaging in it together, how can this be viewed as any thing near homosexuality?
steve
The hypocracy theory won't float and I'll tell you why. m/m and f/f can not be held in the same contexts when we're talking about heterosexual viewers. (Also, I prefer to use the term 'heterosexual' rather than 'straight'. 'Straight' implies crookedness or wrongfulness in homosexuals). First, for hetero male viewers, the idea of femininity is highly arousing. When you double this femininity, the intensity may grow for many. I know that is the case for myself. I find femininity attractive.
On the flipside (and ladies, correct me if I'm wrong), hetero women enjoy masculinity in regards to power in tickling, however....the masculine/feminine relationship needs to be interacted in that aspect for it to be arousing or interesting. For those women (and most men), m/m tickling is like a train wreck. No feminine appeal or relationship involved. How could a hetero woman envision herself in the place of a male ticklee? f/f for some of the ladies still offers up some form of dominance over a female and helplessness to resist tickling. Some women enjoy this and some don't (as evidenced by many replies here). Again, this is all just theory and I make no claim to be correct. Feel free to punch holes in this thing but that's my understanding of it.