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OK, be honest. Would you ask a celeb the question in person, if you had the chance?

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I know I would chicken out. The last thing I want is a vanilla celeb freaking out, and me getting escorted out by security and some bystander recording it and putting it on youtube for everyone to see.

For example I know Sara Underwood(who I think is an absolute Goddess. Plus she seems sweet and nice to her fans) does a lot of autograph signings at comic-con. I wonder how she'd react if one of her fans asked her? Judging by her one post about tickling, it seems like she wasn't into it, and anyway asking a question like that would probably be considered inappropriate. But still, knowing you're never going to see her again, the temptation would be kind of strong.
Plus I'm almost certain her feet aren't ticklish. Why do I say that? Because Sara is a country girl, and is always barefoot outdoors. She scales rocks barefoot, goes hiking on sharp stones barefoot, walks around in the forest barefoot (check out her instagram). She's probably built up 3 inch calluses on her pretty soles.

I know there was one post on here (can't remember from who) where someone tried to tickle Lita Dumas(pro wrestler), but she wasn't ticklish.

I also remember someone claiming to ask Megyn Kelly in person, and she said yes, her feet were very ticklish

But anyway if you saw a celebrity crush in person and had the chance to talk to her/him, would you consider asking? Or would it just be inappropriate, or too "creepy".

I do think if it was a woman asking a male celeb, it would probably be less awkward. The dude would probably think it was a cute/quirky question, and that she was flirting w/him. Plus it seems guys are much more open to fetishes, and kink in general
 
I've had the chance with several. And the answer is no.

It's personal information I have no right to ask for simply for my own jollies.

Myriads
 
I've had the chance with several. And the answer is no.

It's personal information I have no right to ask for simply for my own jollies.

Myriads

Yeah I agree. But if anyone does ask and shares the info w/the TMF, I'd be the first to check it out.
 
It largely depends on circumstances. If you're a journalist for The New York Times or Breitbart, you're expected to ask only serious questions. If you're working for Vice on the other hand, you must ask such questions :D

It depends on your relationship with the celebrity. If you're friends, sitting together by the pool, with you trying to hide your hard-on behind your cocktail glass while you're checking out her perfect feet, why not? Even casually poking her should be fine in such a context (I think I've tickled all of my friends' feet at some point ;)) although I heard that Americans are much shyer than Europeans when it comes to touching, which makes me very sad for you guys whenever I think of it.

Megyn Kelly deserves the worst, most torturous kind of tickle punishment! I volunteer to administer it! :xpulcy:
 
I met Billie Piper once at a fan-meet. We had a photo, and had a little back and forth flirting. When the photo was being taken, I gave her a little tickle on her sides. Nothing vigorous, just a light tease. She giggled and squirmed a little, smirked at me and called me cheeky. I wouldn't have dared to outright ask, but it worked enough!
 
Billie Piper?! Rose from Doctor Who? How much I would have loved to see her get tickled on the show~ Lucky you ;)
 
What question? Did I miss it?

The Question= Are you Ticklish? (I'm assuming]

I've had multiple opportunities to ask celebs- and I've dated multiple. But... even when I told one what I wanted to do... and was about to with him... I chickened out. He was a very Alpha man and it seemed like I was about to put him in a submissive position. I didn't want to see him that way. And I didn't want him to think I was "weird". Now I was 27 at the time so... But even still... it didn't feel right. I had been watching this man for years as a great villain in movies. I coulden't even ask him to do it to me in reversal.

Another one I had an evening with and actually tied up... but he was really drunk and I felt weird about it. I ended up whipping him lol. Funny how tickling felt too weird for me to do but whipping... totally fine LOL. That tells you what I truly cared about more doesn't it?

Please remember that... I don't care what the fetish is... it's personnal for us. Thats like giving away your heart to someone without them working for it. The person can stomp on it right then and there. And who walks away with hurt feelings? Imho... celeb or otherwise... the person has to care about you back before you give them this information. At least a little bit. And a repoir has to be built up. I had that repoir but yet... I still coulden't do it at the time. But that person also ended up being a real jerk. And we broke up. So... for whatever reason my red flags had gone off...making me unable to feel comfortable going through with it. It's better to enjoy the fantasy... then ask and be let down. Or worse.... humiliated. Take care of your heart... don't be so willing to give it away... even to "one of the beautiful people." Love yourself first before you love them more.

I mean it would ultimately be a short lived thrill... but that thrill can backfire. And yeah exactly what Myriads said. Thats way to personnal to ask a stranger. What if a celeb asked you in a room full of people "Hey, are YOU a Tickling Fetishist"? And you were on the spot to answer/ Some of you may be like... hellls YEAH. Most of you probably would be HORRIFIED. I would be horrified. And angry the person asked that question at ALL.(in public...) Time.... and place.
 
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I have had chances with a few celebs at Conventions. I took a photo with Sara Underwood and she was wearing strapped heels on so I could see her feet clearly. I just imagined her being ticklish we talked a little but no way was I going to ask her nor tickle her during our photo op. I imagined the same when I had my hand on Karen Gillian's waist during a photo shoot. Like Doll mentioned, I would be horrified if they reacted like I was a sick pervert for asking or getting angry if I poked them. If I'm with a celeb in person, I just like to keep the fantasy in my mind and enjoy the regular moment of being next to them and saying hi.

As Myriads mentioned, it is personal to ask a stranger if they are ticklish. Online is different for me, I will ask a celeb, if the opportunity arises (a Q&A thing) but in personal, I leave it be.

BUT if Gal Gadot puts her feet on my lap on her own, I'm tickling the crap out of them. Just saying. ;)
 
It largely depends on circumstances. If you're a journalist for The New York Times or Breitbart, you're expected to ask only serious questions. If you're working for Vice on the other hand, you must ask such questions :D

It depends on your relationship with the celebrity. If you're friends, sitting together by the pool, with you trying to hide your hard-on behind your cocktail glass while you're checking out her perfect feet, why not? Even casually poking her should be fine in such a context (I think I've tickled all of my friends' feet at some point ;)) although I heard that Americans are much shyer than Europeans when it comes to touching, which makes me very sad for you guys whenever I think of it.

Megyn Kelly deserves the worst, most torturous kind of tickle punishment! I volunteer to administer it! :xpulcy:

Well that's the point of the question, brae. I doubt if anyone on the forum is friends w/a celebrity. If they were, it would be easy to find out. But for anyone who has had a brush w/fame, it's usually brief, sometimes awkward. So in that situation would you ask? On one hand it is inappropriate and you don't know how he/she will react. On the other hand, It's a once in a lifetime opportunity, and you'll likely never see this person again
 
I have had chances with a few celebs at Conventions. I took a photo with Sara Underwood and she was wearing strapped heels on so I could see her feet clearly. I just imagined her being ticklish we talked a little but no way was I going to ask her nor tickle her during our photo op. I imagined the same when I had my hand on Karen Gillian's waist during a photo shoot. Like Doll mentioned, I would be horrified if they reacted like I was a sick pervert for asking or getting angry if I poked them. If I'm with a celeb in person, I just like to keep the fantasy in my mind and enjoy the regular moment of being next to them and saying hi.

As Myriads mentioned, it is personal to ask a stranger if they are ticklish. Online is different for me, I will ask a celeb, if the opportunity arises (a Q&A thing) but in personal, I leave it be.

BUT if Gal Gadot puts her feet on my lap on her own, I'm tickling the crap out of them. Just saying. ;)

Just out of curiosity, how did Sara Look? I mean obviously she's beautiful, but some celebs look better/worse in person than on TV, or online. Also was she cool? I'd like to think she was nice, but I'm biased because I think she smokin'. Sometimes celebs you think would be cool, are jerks when you meet them.
 
If the question is “are you ticklish?” while that’s personal and definitely meaningful to all of us, I have heard celebrities and people get asked that before (like “fun” Q and A interviews). I don’t think it’s a big deal to most vanillas. I’ve been asked before, and I’m usually able to hold it together. I’ll just smile a bit and say “ugh. Very much.” Or laugh and say “pass!” Even if it’s a girl who has that little twinkle in her eye, and is clearly keen on tickling me, and all my coolness goes out the window, and I fall into a giggle fit of denial....that is still NOT an atypical reaction of non-fetishists.
I think the only way I would ask is if the question was grouped with others (like if I had the opportunity to give a little survey, just hypothetical). So questions like (e.g if you could have any super power?; your dream city to live?; any unusual phobias?; last thing you ate?; are you ticklish?; night owl or morning bird?). That’s not very threatening or invasive, I don’t think. It’s pretty light. I don’t think it’s inappropriate to ask if you get their consent to “ask a few fun questions. Feel free to pass”.
But if I just walked up to them, no WAY would I just ask them out of the blue. As a side note, I know you didn’t specify the question, but if I were gonna ask a ‘lght’ tickle related question, it would more likely be “More fun to get tickled or tickle others?” I imagine I’d be able to gauge if they enjoy tickling at all, and if they lean ler or lee. And, not even celebrity wise, THAT’S what actually matters when it comes down to it. If she isn’t ticklish but DOES like to tickle, great!! If she’s ticklish, I like that because she can “feel my pain”, so to speak, when tickling me. If she’s ticklish, but doesn’t enjoy tickling, pssh, totally irrelevant. I don’t wanna tickle or be tickled by someone all for MY benefit. And knowing they’re ticklish doesn’t really speak to my fantasies; because I lee in mine pretty much always.

Edit: Oh, I see you specified “the question” in thread. Cool. Answered.
 
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I wouldn't ask anyone I just met something that personal, especially if it means more to me than to them. I mean, I wouldn't ask their favorite sexual position either.
 
I have had chances with a few celebs at Conventions. I took a photo with Sara Underwood and she was wearing strapped heels on so I could see her feet clearly. I just imagined her being ticklish we talked a little but no way was I going to ask her nor tickle her during our photo op. I imagined the same when I had my hand on Karen Gillian's waist during a photo shoot. Like Doll mentioned, I would be horrified if they reacted like I was a sick pervert for asking or getting angry if I poked them. If I'm with a celeb in person, I just like to keep the fantasy in my mind and enjoy the regular moment of being next to them and saying hi.

As Myriads mentioned, it is personal to ask a stranger if they are ticklish. Online is different for me, I will ask a celeb, if the opportunity arises (a Q&A thing) but in personal, I leave it be.

BUT if Gal Gadot puts her feet on my lap on her own, I'm tickling the crap out of them. Just saying. ;)

I very RARELY go for the photo ops. My son has had a few he really wanted but I *did* get my picture taken with one life long crush/celebrity and I have to admit that asking "the question" or a quick pinch during the photo was the FIRST thing that crossed my mind.

However I am a gentleman, and respect the rights/personal space of others, so OBVIOUSLY I did NOT do either.

But I still wonder....lol.

~ toyou
 
No.

As Myriads said, asking about ticklishness is personal information that isn't appropriate to ask.
 
Not directly, but if the circumstances/context were suitable (ie location, other people present, time constraints, type of event, current mood etc) I'd maybe have a stab at breaching a subject that potentially could have tickling/being ticklish as a relevant sub-topic (eg massage, pedicures, the Mr Men characters...) in the hope that the information is volunteered without prompt, or that the dialogue leads nicely into me asking the question... eg. I meet a film star at some signing... I ask about the extensive make-up used in the film .. they answer "yeah it took ages to put on and I hated when they did my feet/neck etc .. I could respond "... oh why's that? are you ticklish or something?"

I mean it's a pretty specific set of circumstances... and I think you'd be surprised at how quickly the fantasy of tickling a celeb could just leave your mind when you actually meet them.

I do feel it's not particularly moral though... gaining, under false pretences, specific information from someone that unbeknown to them relates to something quite sexual to me - sometimes this thought process does stop me from asking vanilla friends/acquaintances - but other times I might ask the question as a matter of interest/amusement without even thinking about it from a fetish angle....

For example, I go to watch live tennis every year and have met a few players - potentially could bump into confirmed ticklish UK player Heather Watson - I'd maybe say "how do you cope with your sports massages nowadays, still too ticklish?" If anything, I'd be saying this as a cheeky comment, teasing her and just hoping for a pleasant interaction. Those I have met, I don't remember ever thinking tickle thoughts in that moment.

Anyway, I'm rambling .... and thinking about it, most celebs I've met have actually been completely the opposite of the sort of lee I'd like to tickle!
 
I met Billie Piper once at a fan-meet. We had a photo, and had a little back and forth flirting. When the photo was being taken, I gave her a little tickle on her sides. Nothing vigorous, just a light tease. She giggled and squirmed a little, smirked at me and called me cheeky. I wouldn't have dared to outright ask, but it worked enough!

I didn't recognize her name, but then I checked her out online. DAMN, she's hot!
 
Well that's the point of the question, brae. I doubt if anyone on the forum is friends w/a celebrity. If they were, it would be easy to find out. But for anyone who has had a brush w/fame, it's usually brief, sometimes awkward. So in that situation would you ask? On one hand it is inappropriate and you don't know how he/she will react. On the other hand, It's a once in a lifetime opportunity, and you'll likely never see this person again

Woops, sorry, my bad: I got carried off-track, and by none other than myself, lol :D I started off nice, saying that it depends on context, so let me get back to that: one does not ask such things out of the blue, but in the right context such as what I described, I think it'd be okay.
 
Woops, sorry, my bad: I got carried off-track, and by none other than myself, lol :D I started off nice, saying that it depends on context, so let me get back to that: one does not ask such things out of the blue, but in the right context such as what I described, I think it'd be okay.

No problem bro. It's all good
 
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