TicklingIsLife
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...or both? I love reading all the scientific articles on why we laugh when tickled. So how much of the situation matters in if we laugh or not? If a bunch of midgets dressed up as bunnys start tickling you, are laughing because there are midgets dressed up as bunnys or the tickling feeling itself?
If one was kidnapped and tickle-tortured (i know i know its a big fantasy here, but lets be serious) would you really laugh at the tickling feeling or would it have no effect because your life is in danger?
So is it the situation that you are in that makes you laugh (is being tied up enough to make you laugh without being tickled?) or the actually physical sensation itself? or both?
Hope you get what I'm asking...
If one was kidnapped and tickle-tortured (i know i know its a big fantasy here, but lets be serious) would you really laugh at the tickling feeling or would it have no effect because your life is in danger?
So is it the situation that you are in that makes you laugh (is being tied up enough to make you laugh without being tickled?) or the actually physical sensation itself? or both?
Hope you get what I'm asking...




