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Serious question: Is this wrong or weird?

AKF99

AKF99

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So, I'm sure you are all aware of this by now, but in ages past, Josie Bissett released a book where the main theme is tickling, and it comes with a pair of gloves you put on your hands to tickle someone at the parts where you're supposed to. Now, this was a children's book, so there's nothing spicy going on here. But what I'm worried about is this...

Recently, I bought the gloves that came with this book separately (yes, you can buy them separately). Now, I personally really like the gloves, as they are very comfortable and I personally love the design. Plus, given how fluffy they are, they actually do make good tickle tools. The question I have is this:

Is owning a pair of these gloves morally wrong and would it be seen as wrong or morally questionable to use them as tickle tools ONLY on another consenting adults?
 
AKF99 said:
Is owning a pair of these gloves morally wrong and would it be seen as wrong or morally questionable to use them as tickle tools ONLY on another consenting adults?
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No, why would you think so?
 
No, nothing wrong with it. Just because the book they were used with was aimed at kids, it doesn't mean that there is any taboo with using the gloves. That would be like saying that using the fake feathers that came attached to a kid's Native American headdress are wrong to use for tickling.
 
It's the fact that it was packaged with a children's book. I genuinely liked the gloves that came with it, but if I were to tickle anyone with them (which I really would like to do), it would ONLY be with someone 18 or over. Plus, I showed them off on Discord once, and some people got the wrong impression even though I repeatedly told them I just liked them.

Side note: here's a few photos of me wearing and modeling the gloves if you're interested: https://twitter.com/jujuphantom99/status/1619843554230304768?t=q2MRv-V-EOGVXBmSZZo_3w&s=19
 
Would it be morally wrong if the product in question was a pen or magic marker?
 
AKF99 said:
No, but writing utensils aren't usually targeted towards a certain demographic.
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If Kathie Lee Gifford can get away with it on the Today Show, I think you're gonna be okay.
 
Dear highly neurotic person:

If you're unaccountably worried about being labeled a kiddy fiddler, just relax and buy these or something similar on eBay.

They're black, inexpensive and nicely fetishy-looking.

https://tinyurl.com/sejfc5bt

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Wolf said:
If Kathie Lee Gifford can get away with it on the Today Show, I think you're gonna be okay.
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That was only because she demonstrated it...is there a clip of that anywhere?
 
AKF99 said:
That was only because she demonstrated it...is there a clip of that anywhere?
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Don't know, and to be honest, I haven't looked; she doesn't do anything for me.
 
I have these gloves. I think that they're sold as pet grooming gloves, but no pets are involved with my sexual tickle play
 
Ah that’s good, even though I assumed they weren’t involved thank you for the clarification lol. Also those are some very sexy gloves, and seem like they can procure a lot of light giggling tickles
 
redheadlady said:
I have these gloves. I think that they're sold as pet grooming gloves, but no pets are involved with my sexual tickle play
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These are NOT pet grooming gloves. These gloves came from a book called Tickle Monster, which was made by Josie Bissett. The issue is that while I do genuinely really like the gloves and I would like to use them to tickle someone, they came from a children's book. I love the gloves, but I only want to use them on consenting adults.

Not to mention that these gloves are comfortable as hell and they fit pretty much any hand size.

This is what they look like:
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Titillating 2.0 said:
Ah that’s good, even though I assumed they weren’t involved thank you for the clarification lol. Also those are some very sexy gloves, and seem like they can procure a lot of light giggling tickles
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.........huh?
 
AKF99 said:
So, I'm sure you are all aware of this by now, but in ages past, Josie Bissett released a book where the main theme is tickling, and it comes with a pair of gloves you put on your hands to tickle someone at the parts where you're supposed to. Now, this was a children's book, so there's nothing spicy going on here. But what I'm worried about is this...

Recently, I bought the gloves that came with this book separately (yes, you can buy them separately). Now, I personally really like the gloves, as they are very comfortable and I personally love the design. Plus, given how fluffy they are, they actually do make good tickle tools. The question I have is this:

Is owning a pair of these gloves morally wrong and would it be seen as wrong or morally questionable to use them as tickle tools ONLY on another consenting adults?
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I think you need to clarify your question. You are telling us that you like some gloves, you would ONLY use them on consenting adults, but you have doubts because you saw them in a children's book? It is a simple answer. How is owning a pair of gloves that you want to use on adults a problem? Do you plan to tickle children? No. What exactly is the issue? If you think by using these gloves you will be looked at as someone who likes tickling children, then DON'T USE THE GLOVES. It is that simple. Literally no one would have given it a second thought if you tickled an adult with it until you brought it up.

And no, it is not morally wrong. They are gloves. Period. Don't psyche yourself out over this. You are thinking too much.
 
primetime said:
I think you need to clarify your question. You are telling us that you like some gloves, you would ONLY use them on consenting adults, but you have doubts because you saw them in a children's book? It is a simple answer. How is owning a pair of gloves that you want to use on adults a problem? Do you plan to tickle children? No. What exactly is the issue? If you think by using these gloves you will be looked at as someone who likes tickling children, then DON'T USE THE GLOVES. It is that simple. Literally no one would have given it a second thought if you tickled an adult with it until you brought it up.

And no, it is not morally wrong. They are gloves. Period. Don't psyche yourself out over this. You are thinking too much.
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They came WITH the book. I didn't "see them in it", they came with it. I like them, I want to tickle someone, but I just don't want to seem weird, just due to where these gloves originally came from. Not to mention this book seemed to have been quite popular back in the day.
 
AKF99 said:
They came WITH the book. I didn't "see them in it", they came with it. I like them, I want to tickle someone, but I just don't want to seem weird, just due to where these gloves originally came from. Not to mention this book seemed to have been quite popular back in the day.
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Who cares? They came with the book. You like them. You want to use them on adults. The problem is what? Who would even know where you got them? Only you. You are the only one with some kind of guilty conscience. So, if it bothers you to the point you are asking all of us, then don't use them. Throw them away and call it a day.
 
AKF99 said:
They came WITH the book. I didn't "see them in it", they came with it. I like them, I want to tickle someone, but I just don't want to seem weird, just due to where these gloves originally came from. Not to mention this book seemed to have been quite popular back in the day.
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Your OP specifically says you bought them SEPARATELY from the book. I'm starting to think this might be a troll thread.

AKF99 said:
So, I'm sure you are all aware of this by now, but in ages past, Josie Bissett released a book where the main theme is tickling, and it comes with a pair of gloves you put on your hands to tickle someone at the parts where you're supposed to. Now, this was a children's book, so there's nothing spicy going on here. But what I'm worried about is this...

Recently, I bought the gloves that came with this book separately (yes, you can buy them separately). Now, I personally really like the gloves, as they are very comfortable and I personally love the design. Plus, given how fluffy they are, they actually do make good tickle tools. The question I have is this:

Is owning a pair of these gloves morally wrong and would it be seen as wrong or morally questionable to use them as tickle tools ONLY on another consenting adults?
Click to expand...
 
Multiple people have explained their thoughts to you several times, but you keep repeating the same shit. I'm going with > 50/50 this is some kind of troll thread.

:fallingbanana:
 
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