I'm not quite sure how I got thinking about this, because I tend to be more of a ler these days, but here it goes. I used to be much more ticklish than I am now, and realy enjoyed being tickled. Has anyone else "lost" their ticklishness, and wished they were ticklish again so the could be tickled?
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Wish you were still ticklish?
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Even though I haven't really been ticklish in years, not as nearly as much as I used to be anyway, I found myself daydreaming about being tickled this morning. I fantasized about going down to the laundry room in my apartment building shirtless, and someone else coming in, cornering me, and tickling me absolutely silly.
I vaguely remember having been as a child, but I've always been into tickling girls anyway. I believe if I was less of a pure 'ler, I would've been more ticklish. It's a psychological thing, ticklishness. I think ticklish people are more prone to show their emotions. Just a theory.
One fear of mine is to have 'lees turn less ticklish by 'overdoing it'. I believe you have to maintain and commit to a relationship for it to remain, keep the chemistry going.
One fear of mine is to have 'lees turn less ticklish by 'overdoing it'. I believe you have to maintain and commit to a relationship for it to remain, keep the chemistry going.
I remember as a kid I was as ticklish as anyone else, but feared being tickled. Yet, I loved tickling others. (Go figure!) So, I avoided being tickled and was pretty successful at it. Now, for some reason, I'm barely ticklish at all. Kinda wish I still were so I could be taken advantage of by some sweetheart! 
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I can't say that my level of ticklishness has ever decreased. In fact, through applying coconut oil to my feet on a daily basis, for the best part of five years, for example, I'd say that their sensitivity to being tickled has increased. I'm not necessarily suggesting that application of coconut oil has increased the amount of nerve endings present, more that its use has softened and nourished the skin of my feet, leaving the skin of my soles more susceptible to tactile touches that produce laughter and wriggling.
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quite the opposite! kinda wishing I was as ticklish as I am these days....BRUTAL! lol
