duderino84
2nd Level Orange Feather
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In part, for sure. We’ve been marginalized from the start. The word “fetish” creeps people out to start with, and when these negative stories come out, like the recent post about the schoolteacher tv episode, the “pervert” label is applied yet again. It’s often the only place people will hear about the tickle, er, fetish. So instead of being part of healthy sexuality, as it should be, tickling is forever branded by many as perversion.
See, your main problem is the classification nomenclature you gave it. Take away "fetish" and tickle people normally, and you're saving yourself grief. As for Kendrick.... could be one fairly unpopular actress vying for attention.
What really irks me is how some therapist is desperate to make correlations between *if* tickling will interfere with basic living shit just because someone didn't like it.