Another ticklish vs fake comment.

[oldgeezer]

The subject of real ticklish vs faking has for the most part been beaten to death.
However, I would like to add one more comment.

I think the use of safe words in tickle videos could be a contributing factor to making certain videos look fake. But how much of models screaming stop, this is torture, I can take anymore, can you hear without thinking the model must be faking or why don't they stop and give the model a break. Not that there shouldn't be safe words. But maybe the safe words should be stop, time out, or I need a break.

 

[SoleMates]

But maybe the safe words should be stop, time out, or I need a break.

...the reason we use actual safewords and not simply rely on "stop" is because we want to be able to differentiate between the involuntary "stop" that inevitably issues forth when one gets tickled versus a conscious "stop the camera, I need to whatever".

If I cut filming every time a model said "stop" you'd be getting eighty stitched-together clips that were originally ten seconds in length. Also, those of us who are any good at our jobs can tell when a model wants to safeword but is physically unable to for whatever reason. We (I, at least) often stop the shoot to make sure everything is kosher even if we don't hear one.

Furthermore, both the customers - and often, the models themselves - find the begging hot. They(the models) often want to be made to beg. Hell, I worked with Macy Divine recently and she literally told me after one take, "just because I use my safeword doesn't mean you need to stop." uh yeah, sorry gurl, my lawyers say otherwise. lol

This is why I am able to get models who normally don't even entertain tickling shoots because of how torturous it is for them. I have literally worked multiple times with an Instagram model who refuses to let anyone touch her feet on account of how ticklish she is.

Cold take Batman, didn't need its own thread TBH.

 

[Sensualswitch10]

Cold take Batman, didn't need its own thread TBH.

That other thread was thoroughly highjacked by a knob who can't stop being knobby. Lol

 

[Soles_Scream]

The subject of real ticklish vs faking has for the most part been beaten to death.
However, I would like to add one more comment.

I think the use of safe words in tickle videos could be a contributing factor to making certain videos look fake. But how much of models screaming stop, this is torture, I can take anymore, can you hear without thinking the model must be faking or why don't they stop and give the model a break. Not that there shouldn't be safe words. But maybe the safe words should be stop, time out, or I need a break.

For what it’s worth, I establish safe words with the talent. I also check for signs of clear distress (hyperventilation and coughing for example). I don’t do tickle torture per say so I dial down the intensity if needed and of course break if needed.

If you talk to any person whose reasonably ticklish, no two act the same. However, saying things and failing limbs are a Normal - in my experience - involuntary response.

Look at the previews before buying the clip, and you should be fine.

 

[oldgeezer]

Thanks for the replies. I get the need for the safe word that is different than the typically involuntary response. Myth buster did a pain tolerance test where one group was not allowed to use profanity and the other group did not have this restriction. The group that was not restricted from swearing had a significantly higher pain tolerance (based on how long they lasted before they submitted). However, based strictly on viewing some clips. The amount verbal stop requests and sometimes complete sentences (such as Oh my god this is torturous please stop I cant take it anymore) that go far beyond the initial shock as well as go on and on still can make things suspect. By the way the videos I buy have more to do with how attractive I find the model, what she is wearing or not wearing, and how sexy she looks squirming in bondage that allows for some squirming. I actually don't care if they are faking or not.

 

[Tickled_Me]

...the reason we use actual safewords and not simply rely on "stop" is because we want to be able to differentiate between the involuntary "stop" that inevitably issues forth when one gets tickled versus a conscious "stop the camera, I need to whatever".

If I cut filming every time a model said "stop" you'd be getting eighty stitched-together clips that were originally ten seconds in length. Also, those of us who are any good at our jobs can tell when a model wants to safeword but is physically unable to for whatever reason. We (I, at least) often stop the shoot to make sure everything is kosher even if we don't hear one.

Furthermore, both the customers - and often, the models themselves - find the begging hot. They(the models) often want to be made to beg. Hell, I worked with Macy Divine recently and she literally told me after one take, "just because I use my safeword doesn't mean you need to stop." uh yeah, sorry gurl, my lawyers say otherwise. lol

This is why I am able to get models who normally don't even entertain tickling shoots because of how torturous it is for them. I have literally worked multiple times with an Instagram model who refuses to let anyone touch her feet on account of how ticklish she is.

Cold take Batman, didn't need its own thread TBH.

Only someone who actually is a good tickler and has tickled enough can say this. I sometimes wonder while chatting with people here how they say they would 'get my feet for hours'. I mean, is there any sort of concern they'd want to show or not to someone who has allowed themselves to be tickled. Only someone who really knows how to tickle well would be able to stop at the right time without needing to be told any safeword. And the bonus is, when such a tickler is doing the tickling, most ticklees (me included) would often want it to not stop just because it becomes too much to handle.