Best Laugh

[Ghostwriter727]

Was watching a Matt Rife stand up show on youtube earlier and he had a girl that was hyena laughing pretty loudly. My first thought was how that could either make a fantastic tickle session if she was ticklish, or maybe not if the laugh really was a high pitch. (People at this particular show were saying that she was pretty annoying).

I found it pretty endearing, and think that I could find some way to charm the critics even if it was pretty loud and annoying.

I guess this prompts a question about whether you have all had any different, or even annoying laughs in your quests for giggles, and ticklish reactions?

In my personal experience I had some loud gigglers, snorters, and cacklers but nothing that struck me as out of the ordinary. I would consider getting a tickle partner like "Crystal" (the high pitched laugher at the comedy show) as a lucky strike and treat her as well as I could.🤑

I'm certainly not trying to objectify someone who perhaps is a bit insecure about their high pitched laugh, or any other strange characteristics, but in our quests for reactions, entertaining squirms, and thrashes I think an especially different sound would be unique, and make for a fun session.

Your turn..
Any wild animal squeals, or uncontrollable slap thrashes in your memory banks?
(I pasted the video below. Hopefully thats allowed)
Stay safe ticklers and lees.
Thanks for reading.🤙

 

[Silverflame3]

What most folks would consider "annoying" or not so sexy laughs happen to be my favorite. People have a general culturally defined idea how a "good" laugh needs to sound like, and most revert to this kind of a sound when they want to fake it.

On the other hand, the snorting, gurgling, yapping, chirping sounds people make when they REALLY laugh, especially when they can't control their reactions, are my absolute favorite. One such example is Izzy from UK tickling. She has a characteristic chirp she makes when she laughs, and I've come to love it.

When I tickle my wife, at first she will whine, bitch and moan, obviously faking it. But once you really get her good, she errupts into such beautiful, deep, ringing, rhythmic laughter (she has a bit of a deeper-sounding laugh, very guttural as she's definitely not a valley gal). If I manage to get her worst spots and dig in, she stops laughing for a few moments, and she silently starts panting, before errupting into a hissing fit, sharply inhaling and exhaling with her mouth wide open, just shaking and unable to properly laugh as her belly quivers so much she has trouble breathing in to actually laugh properly.

 

[Ghostwriter727]

What most folks would consider "annoying" or not so sexy laughs happen to be my favorite. People have a general culturally defined idea how a "good" laugh needs to sound like, and most revert to this kind of a sound when they want to fake it.

On the other hand, the snorting, gurgling, yapping, chirping sounds people make when they REALLY laugh, especially when they can't control their reactions, are my absolute favorite. One such example is Izzy from UK tickling. She has a characteristic chirp she makes when she laughs, and I've come to love it.

When I tickle my wife, at first she will whine, bitch and moan, obviously faking it. But once you really get her good, she errupts into such beautiful, deep, ringing, rhythmic laughter (she has a bit of a deeper-sounding laugh, very guttural as she's definitely not a valley gal). If I manage to get her worst spots and dig in, she stops laughing for a few moments, and she silently starts panting, before errupting into a hissing fit, sharply inhaling and exhaling with her mouth wide open, just shaking and unable to properly laugh as her belly quivers so much she has trouble breathing in to actually laugh properly.

Awesome description! Sounds like my kind of laugh. Ticklish laughter is always so unpredictable, and varied that our particular kink usually finds these squeals, snarles, and spits pretty attractive.😂

Whatever laugh they outburst with; I'm pretty proud to flip the ticklish switch that causes it 🤙

 

[BlueLine7045]

I agree. I think the sounds people describe as less sexy or attractive are what make the laughter more genuine as opposed to someone that may have a more controlled sounding laughter if that makes sense. When I see someone snorting and squealing and their laughter is changing pitch and tone from loud and boisterous to quieter to loud again, that really sells the genuine-ness (not sure what word to use) of the laugh. As opposed to someone who's laughter never changes, never gets louder or quieter. Just stays the same.

 

[Ghostwriter727]

I agree. I think the sounds people describe as less sexy or attractive are what make the laughter more genuine as opposed to someone that may have a more controlled sounding laughter if that makes sense. When I see someone snorting and squealing and their laughter is changing pitch and tone from loud and boisterous to quieter to loud again, that really sells the genuine-ness (not sure what word to use) of the laugh. As opposed to someone who's laughter never changes, never gets louder or quieter. Just stays the same.

When the sound goes from "controlled giggles" to high pitches, and snorts; that's a pretty good indicator that you hit a sweet spot.
So bring on the outrageous laughter people.🤙