Has anyone else noticed that most men tend to "dig" or scratch when they tickle, whereas most women tickle more like pianists--using the tips of their fingers and nails--using light, gliding pressure as opposed to the more forceful "male" way?
Has anyone else noticed that most men tend to "dig" or scratch when they tickle, whereas most women tickle more like pianists--using the tips of their fingers and nails--using light, gliding pressure as opposed to the more forceful "male" way?
Technique is best adjusted for the victim, using whatever method produces the desired response.
Has anyone else noticed that most men tend to "dig" or scratch when they tickle, whereas most women tickle more like pianists--using the tips of their fingers and nails--using light, gliding pressure as opposed to the more forceful "male" way?
So what, now no one likes to dig in? I really do. I like to apply a little more pressure and it's waaaaaaay more effective than light tickling. Light tickling (for the sake of just tickling) is usually annoying, but harder tickling is far more torturous. I love to hear loud uncontrollable cackle and loud laughter, and not just "oh, don't, ha ha" reaction. Light touching and light tickling do have their purpose, but in some other...activities. lol
Has anyone else noticed that most men tend to "dig" or scratch when they tickle, whereas most women tickle more like pianists--using the tips of their fingers and nails--using light, gliding pressure as opposed to the more forceful "male" way?
I've noticed that men tickle more aggressively than women. At least from videos, I've noticed that most male lers tend to want their lee to be practically in tears by the time they're done with them, haha! I on the other hand prefer slow, teasing tickles ^_^
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