realbaresoles
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In the past, when I’ve watched a tickling video, I’ve always seen the girl not pulling her feet away reflexively from the tickling as proof that she’s not really ticklish. I will typically stop watching the video at that point.
Interestingly, today I had an experience that made me doubt that.
I shot a public tickling video with a gorgeous little angel who goes by Natsumi — she’s not japanese, she’s a beautiful little 19 year old white otaku girl who is incredibly sweet and soft spoken, and also absolutely breathtaking. She had told me her feet were extremely ticklish on the bottom. I was ready for a struggle, holding her ankles to keep them in front of the camera.
Once I started tickling her feet definitely squirmed and there was much tiny laughter. I was holding her ankles but there wasn’t much pulling away at all.
So I tickled harder.
The volume and hysterics of the laughter went up considerably, and there was a lot of squirming, but still not much pressure to pull away. I thought to myself, have I been fooled?
Then I actually looked away from her feet, and down at her.
She’d been texting on her back initially, but had apparently dropped her phone once the tickling began. She hands were up against her temples, her elbows sticking out, her back arched, her body convulsing as my fingernails scraped her soft soles. She looked like she was floating in a miasma of oversensation.
Later I stopped tickling and gently caressed the soles of her feet instead. She let out a little sigh of relief and went back to texting. I got a text on my phone but didn’t look at it until after we left. Here it is:
So what do you all think? Can someone be instensely ticklish and NOT pull away from the tickling?
Interestingly, today I had an experience that made me doubt that.
I shot a public tickling video with a gorgeous little angel who goes by Natsumi — she’s not japanese, she’s a beautiful little 19 year old white otaku girl who is incredibly sweet and soft spoken, and also absolutely breathtaking. She had told me her feet were extremely ticklish on the bottom. I was ready for a struggle, holding her ankles to keep them in front of the camera.
Once I started tickling her feet definitely squirmed and there was much tiny laughter. I was holding her ankles but there wasn’t much pulling away at all.
So I tickled harder.
The volume and hysterics of the laughter went up considerably, and there was a lot of squirming, but still not much pressure to pull away. I thought to myself, have I been fooled?
Then I actually looked away from her feet, and down at her.
She’d been texting on her back initially, but had apparently dropped her phone once the tickling began. She hands were up against her temples, her elbows sticking out, her back arched, her body convulsing as my fingernails scraped her soft soles. She looked like she was floating in a miasma of oversensation.
Later I stopped tickling and gently caressed the soles of her feet instead. She let out a little sigh of relief and went back to texting. I got a text on my phone but didn’t look at it until after we left. Here it is:
So what do you all think? Can someone be instensely ticklish and NOT pull away from the tickling?
