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It's not blackmail. If I'm suggesting a crime, it would be solicitation.
Oh, that's a relief.
It's not blackmail. If I'm suggesting a crime, it would be solicitation.
Oh..I thought you understood what I meant that she wouldn’t be trying to get away.
It's not blackmail. If I'm suggesting a crime, it would be solicitation.
I'm not getting your point. What exactly did I misunderstand?
Also, I'll add this to the overall conversation. When this type of thing occurs in a fantasy situation, on some level, the person in trouble doesn't completely dislike what's happening, even though she may act like she does.
Solicitation involves consent. What you're referring to is coercion.
Solicitation does involve consent. Consent is what's being requested in the exchange.
co·er·cion
kōˈərZHən,kōˈərSHən
noun
the practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats.
This isn't what I'm describing.
Solicitation does involve consent. Consent is what's being requested in the exchange.
co·er·cion
kōˈərZHən,kōˈərSHən
noun
the practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats.
This isn't what I'm describing.
It's that you're saying that it's a non-factor that she's not suffering, and then reverting to 'but it can still be sadism'.
Oh, she doesn't completely dislike it?
Apparently you've missed something I wrote earlier. I said that suffering and torture may not be the exact words, at least not in the complete definitions of the words. If you're defining torture as being stretched on a rack, or forced to sit on a Spanish donkey, and suffering as standing in an iron maiden, then no, that's not what I mean. I went on to say that with tickling, even when it's enjoyed by the 'lee, there's thrashing and squirming. When this occurs, it appears to me that there's both a small amount of sadism, and a small amount of masochism. And as far as fantasy goes, what kind of fantasy is it to tickle someone who's not ticklish?
Nope, not in the fantasy world. It's like I mentioned previously about the scene in "Revenge of the Nerds." If someone fooled someone to believe that he was someone else, had sex with her and she enjoyed it, the whole situation would turn around once it was revealed that this person was not who she believed it to have been. In the movie, however, she fell in love with the person who'd fooled her. The audience was rooting for this guy, so it didn't come across as a rape, even though in the real world, it would have been. Fantasy is what we're talking about, or at least what I thought this thread was about.
Apparently you've missed something I wrote earlier. I said that suffering and torture may not be the exact words, at least not in the complete definitions of the words. If you're defining torture as being stretched on a rack, or forced to sit on a Spanish donkey, and suffering as standing in an iron maiden, then no, that's not what I mean.
I went on to say that with tickling, even when it's enjoyed by the 'lee, there's thrashing and squirming. When this occurs, it appears to me that there's both a small amount of sadism, and a small amount of masochism. And as far as fantasy goes, what kind of fantasy is it to tickle someone who's not ticklish?
Nope, not in the fantasy world. It's like I mentioned previously about the scene in "Revenge of the Nerds." If someone fooled someone to believe that he was someone else, had sex with her and she enjoyed it, the whole situation would turn around once it was revealed that this person was not who she believed it to have been. In the movie, however, she fell in love with the person who'd fooled her. The audience was rooting for this guy, so it didn't come across as a rape, even though in the real world, it would have been. Fantasy is what we're talking about, or at least what I thought this thread was about.
So I am the only one genuinely bugged out by this thread?
Consent. I mean.... C'Mon Now!
It's a semantics thing. People who say they like NC aren't saying they go around tickling random strangers and refusing to take a firm "no" as an answer. They're saying they like the fantasy of the person being tickled and not liking it. They're saying they like surprise tickling someone they have some sort of relationship with and making them laugh for a little bit. Think watching TV with your SO and when a commercial comes one you jump on top of them and tickle them senseless for a bit. You didn't ask permission. You just did it.
Most tickling outside of our world is NC. A lot of tickling in our world is NC too.
As one person put it: "Consensual Non-Consensual".