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Are we more ticklish when were drunk?

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tickle_feety

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It just seems to be we have more tickle fights when your drunk, and im certainly more succeptable to tickling when ive sunk a few pints...

does anyone agree?
 
Not me. Alcohol kills my ticklishness. I start to notice it after one drink, and if I've had a few, I'm not ticklish at all. It is a bummer. I can't combine tickling and alcohol at all.
 
I am definitely more ticklish when I drink. It's really ridiculous actually. 🙂
 
its funny you should mention this, because i just bumped up the lets have a drink thread lol..... my inhibitions are more loose when i drink. so yes i would say i probably would be more ticklish..

isabeau
 
isabeau said:
its funny you should mention this, because i just bumped up the lets have a drink thread lol..... my inhibitions are more loose when i drink. so yes i would say i probably would be more ticklish..

isabeau
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You need a drink, Izzy!!!!!
I would think that acohol makes you looser and more relaxed so I would think tickling along with anything else would of course be greater!!!! :idunno:
 
Never really noticed. Though I have noticed I'm more ticklish when I'm stoned.
 
cece said:
I am definitely more ticklish when I drink. It's really ridiculous actually. 🙂
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Bet that'll come in handy during those "theme nights" at the bar 😉
 
Odly enough my feet get les ticklish but my upperbody and legs get more ticklish when I drink. I also tend to tickle others a little more when inebriated.

On another note my wife and her sister also tickle me more when they have been drinking...soething that I encourage a good bit.

~ toyou
 
isabeau said:
its funny you should mention this, because i just bumped up the lets have a drink thread lol..... my inhibitions are more loose when i drink. so yes i would say i probably would be more ticklish..

isabeau
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here isabeau *hands over a bottle of Jack Daniels* a gift from me to you!
 
If I've had more than three drinks, my inhibitions go WAY down, and unfortunately, my ticklishness goes down with it. I go pretty numb after the first few drinks. I'm still ticklish to a degree, but much lesser than I would be sober.

But as Strider pointed out (which, btw, made me chuckle), I'm more ticklish when I'm stoned (although I haven't tested this out since college.) I wonder why alcohol makes me go numb while pot makes me feel like my nerve endings are right on top of my skin? Bizarre.

Maggie
 
tickle_feety said:
here isabeau *hands over a bottle of Jack Daniels* a gift from me to you!
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um eeks you trying to get me loaded? and i never drink jack daniels straight lololol

isabeau
 
I have never been tickled when I was buzzed so I guess it's possible that I could be more ticklish. Although I never really gotten REALLY drunk, so I am sure that I could be more ticklish.




:bouncybou
 
I'm just a little bit more ticklish when i'm drunk, because I don't see it coming, and if i'm being tickle tortured..then I can usually take more of it before I break when i'm a bit drunk...
 
Some medical facts

Alcohol in small quantities relative to total volume of bodily fluids acts as a Central Nervous System (CNS) stimulant, resulting in increased tactile sensitivity, while the relaxation of behavioral inhibitions may cause greater responsiveness, which looks like increased ticklishness.

Alcohol in large quantities relative to total volume of bodily fluids (NOT weight) acts as a CNS depressant, muffling all sensory input, resulting in decreased ticklishness. It also depresses the reasoning ability. In other words IT MAKES YOU STUPID!!

Getting stoned is different; assuming you're referring to pot or hash, the active ingedient is tetrahydrocannabinol, which heightens sensory input and mellows one out. Yes, it makes you more ticklish. It also makes art more enjoyable, flavors more vivid, scents more intense and good sex better. There is no amount so large as to be a known overdose, and government researchers have tried hard to find one.

There are no known deleterious side effects, and government and other statements to the contrary are outright lies. It is less cancer causing than tobacco and does far less harm to the system than alcohol. It is not addictive unless adulterated with other chemicals. It does not lead to harder drugs. Most people who use hard drugs used pot first? Every person who uses hard drugs used alcohol first! Why is that legal? Because they tried banning it and got nowhere.

It buffers the effects of chronic pain and other unpleasent sensory inputs.
It was originally made illegal because of a huge disinformation campaign run by the Hearst newspapers with financial backing from I.E. Dupont De Nemours Inc. Why would they do such a thing, you ask?

Hearst was trying to market a new formula of paper for newsprint, but paper made from hemp fibers was cheaper and better. DuPont was trying to market a new form of artificial fiber for weaving into fabric, but cloth made from hemp fiber was cheaper and in many ways better.

Both corporations decided that the solution to the problem of trying to sell an inferior product as a higher price was to take advantage of the fact that the plant used in the competing product had a secondary use as a recreational drug to get it made illegal. The thought of making their own products better and cheaper so they could compete apparently never crossed their minds.

They succeeded by appealing to that nasty little corner of the collective American psyche that just loves to wag a finger in someone else's face and say; "I'm going to stop you from doing something you like doing, and you can't argue about it because I think it's for your own good, so I won't listen!"

Those people never learn. They tried it with pot, it hasn't worked. They tried it with alcohol, and created organized crime on a large scale for the first time anywhere. They tried it with prostitution, and that's failed miserably. They're heading in the direction of trying it with tobacco because they never ever learn. Because they do not want to learn, and so refuse to.

Mastertank1

We who play and dance are thought mad by they who hear no music.
 
Ya, I should think a drink or two MIGHT loosen inhibitions if you were VERY nervous, but anymore than that would start killing it for me. But I need a lot of water (diabetic) as a rule, so I don't really partake "during"...
XOXO

chrisheaven said:
no-not really
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The science nerds have returned to the new alcohol thread. 😀

Mastertank1 said:
Alcohol in small quantities relative to total volume of bodily fluids acts as a Central Nervous System (CNS) stimulant, resulting in increased tactile sensitivity, while the relaxation of behavioral inhibitions may cause greater responsiveness, which looks like increased ticklishness.
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I'm going to have to correct you about alcohol being a CNS stimulant at small doses. Alcohol is ALWAYS a CNS depressant, at any dose. At mild levels of intoxication, it can result in stimulation of the adrendal glands, which accounts for the stimulant properties - it's not related to the effect of the drug on the brain. It's also important to consider the situations in which alcohol tends to be consumed - bars, parties, fun times. There are some interesting psychological models relating to the subjective experience of intoxication - it possible that people experience a kind of compensatory excitement that counteracts the depressant effects of alcohol, at least at first, so the subjective experience is of being more hyper, not less.

The reason this matters (alcohol as CNS stimulant vs. alcohol as adrenal/psychological stimulant) is that though you may feel more "on" while mildly intoxicated, you do NOT drive better, you do NOT think faster, and you are NOT functioning at an improved level. Even though you might feel more energetic, you are still impaired. I'm not saying you're so impaired that you're not safe to drive after one drink, but I think you're safer if you understand that your reflexes are probably a little slower than usual even after one drink, so you should be more careful than usual. Being under the impression that you're functioning better or faster after a little alcohol would be a mistake.

But I think what you said about alcohol relaxing behavioral inhibitions so people react more to tickling is right on. I believe that's the most important factor, along with expectations of being more ticklish, that accounts for the increased ticklishness while intoxicated that some people experience or observe.

BTW, I totally agree with everything you said about THC, but tangent/soapbox much? :blaugh: I think it's enough to say that if you're looking for a drug to make you more ticklish, pot's a better choice than booze. 😉
 
Yes it would probably make me a tad more sensitive, but also go a long way towards inducing vomiting and nausea. Seeing as I have just got over a nasty and traumatic bout of food poisoning, if alcohol mixed with tickling produced a similar result, I would never get involved in either again (in just the same way as I don't intend to ever eat meat again). :cry1:
 
In fact just to reply to my reply, the reason I can physically tolerate tickling, just as I can tolerate extreme levels of exercise doing martial arts (both produce a massive sensation overload) is that there are no toxins in my system when doing either. Throw a poison like alcohol into the mix, and for me the illness factor would be magnified out of all normal proportion.

Sorry for the downer post by the way but I am still a bit fragile after aforementioned food poisoning.
 
Like everything else in life, alcohol increases the desire and decreases the performance. It dulls the sences. A lot of people who are drunk think they can drive just fine, but they can't. It can help you lose inhabitions and flirt more and make you feel more attractive or make someone else seem more attractive but it most likely will hurt your sexual performance (guys especially). I know when I'm really drunk I can have my feet tickled and not even flinch. not possible when sober.
 
It Depends

It depends on how drunk and what kind of drunk I am if I am depressed drunk no tickle if I am happy crazy go lucky drunk I am far more ticklish!
 
elfriend said:
It depends on how drunk and what kind of drunk I am if I am depressed drunk no tickle if I am happy crazy go lucky drunk I am far more ticklish!
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You need a drink!!!!! :cuddle:
 
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