TikTok's K.Smudge Admits She's Very Ticklish

[DebonairDavid]

https://www.tiktok .com/@k.smudge/video/7276816915505581358
This type of video is nothing new or special in and of itself, as it talks about the science of tickling, which we've all read or heard before. However, what's makes it worth it is this one comment I took a screenshot of. 😁

 

[Studious_Hustler]

And of course there's some person asking creepy follow-up questions in the comments 🤦🏻‍♂️

 

[DebonairDavid]

And of course there's some person asking creepy follow-up questions in the comments 🤦🏻‍♂️

I'll admit that series of a questions can be taken as creepy, but luckily she didn't take any offense to them. Not only that, but they admitted they're special ed, and as Autistic person, they may be Autistic as well and meant no harm when asking them. However, I'll agree they should've thought more carefully about how they worded them in case she did take offense. I'm not necessarily defending them, but you need understand how someone with a mental disability struggles to function socially, depending on how noticeable the symptoms of the disability is. Then there's the possibility of that person being on here, considering this site lists itself as the world's largest tickling community.

 

[Studious_Hustler]

they may be Autistic as well and meant no harm when asking them. However, I'll agree they should've thought more carefully about how they worded them in case she did take offense. I'm not necessarily defending them, but you need understand how someone with a mental disability struggles to function socially, depending on how noticeable the symptoms of the disability is. Then there's the possibility of that person being on here, considering this site lists itself as the world's largest tickling community.

You're right that they probably meant no harm. If they are indeed a member of this forum, then I hope they see this thread and take the opportunity to learn from their mistake. I can personally speak as someone who is also autistic and who has learned to avoid creepy behaviors through plenty of trial and error lol

 

[BlueLine7045]

For starters, great find! As far as the other comments go...

I've said it 100 times and I'll probably say it again. The second you start asking specifically about feet, it is 100% a dead give-away for a fetish-related line of questioning. Asking someone "are you ticklish?" Isn't inherently fetish related. Asking some how ticklish their feet are screams foot fetishists. Doesnt look like she answered the question so there's that.

Also, she admits to having sensory issues so tickling her probably wouldn't be fun anyway. For me at least. I don't enjoy tickling people that hate it or are uncomfortable with it. I don't mind reading a non-con tickling story or watching a fetish video, but IRL, I prefer my lees don't hate it.