Weird idea:Tickling disabled people

[dan182]

I need on dialisis and I like to tickle women and be tickled

 

[ajleeis#1]

i have spina bifida and i cant feel anything below my waist and ive been dying to find someone comfortable with tickling me i think disabled people who love tickling deserve to have their fantasies made a reality just like any other lers and lees please anyone interested pm me too

 

[DeaconMye]

If it's a mutual and consensual, then what's the issue.

 

[CassandraMarie]

If it's a mutual and consensual, then what's the issue.

I agree if both parties are adults and able to give full consent I see no problem.

 

[Canadian_Eh]

Speaking from experience, I also have Spina Bifida and I have no feeling from the knees down, that doesn't mean I should be treated any different than that of someone with full function. I enjoy it as much as the next person, but it also makes me off the charts sensitive. If anything, I would just say that when you're playing with someone who has a disability, there has to be absolutely no grey area about boundaries and safety precautions, as people with disabilities are less likely to be able to fight back (Been there, and it's the scariest position I have ever been in and because of it, I will never let myself be in that position again). That being said, I agree with everyone else, if it's consensual, I don't see a problem. The worst possible thing you could do to someone with a disability is treat them like they're going to break or treat them any different than you would anyone else. We ALL just wanna feel like we belong at the end of the day!

 

[50greg]

Let's switch this. How many of you would feel comfortable being restrained and tickled by a disabled person?

 

[cue]

If I got to know them beforehand. Talked to them, built up mutual trust and respect I wouldn't have a problem with it. Friends come in all shapes and sizes, as do "playmates".

 

[ladybird27]

A thought: I am legally blind. A lot of fetish play involves blindfolds. Doesn't that put me at a natural advantage...er...disadvantage?