distant laughter

[dcbahr]

Hey folks, I don't often post but I was just thinking of something that happened last year. I lived in a dorm, we all rmemeber that right? Like living in a motel where the walls are as thin as rice paper? I have a story to relate that doesn't exactly relate to tickling. I was sitting in my room as usuall when all of the suden I heard laughter from next door. I put a question to this thread because of the following:

There were two girls next door, both really party people but quite pretty (you can tell a lot by a hug even when you can't see, wink). One of them I knew had a great laugh, but this one night I'll never forget, I heard this rather desperate-sounding laughter. If I had to put money down, she was being tickled. Now I know what you're thinking, "how would you know? She might have just been laughing at a movie or something," but we all know that sort of frantic sound when a woman gets tickled. I didn't go and investigate simply because they weren't the nicest and warmest people, but I do know her neck was ticklish as I snuck in a quick tickle on one of the very few times I was near her. My question, to get to the oint of a rambling thread, is have any of you ever heard that sort of laughter from a distance? For me, it took everything I had not to go out and knock on the door and say, "if she's being tickled, can I help?" but that would be just a little forward I think, ok more than a little. Still if I had a recording of that laugh I would put it here, it really was a great laugh, one that made you want to tickle this girl all the time.

I'll end here, any thoughts appreciated and sorry for the lengthy discourse. I just love to write, ask one of our fave people here, wink.

Later,
Dave

 

[Ticklerguy4u]

I agree. Most of us can tell a tickling laugh from a regular laugh. It has to do with the intensity of the tone. Sometimes you can't tell just because a person may be a hearty laugher but it's usually rare that the two kind of laughs are similiar.

 

[AffectionateDan]

Absolutely

In fact, I think that we have a heightened awareness of it than others. I'll hear that music, and it's like when a horse's or dog's ears will pick up a sound and swivel towards it. There's absolutely a difference in the laughter of someone who's being tickled. You can absolutely tell.

 

[toneus79]

God yea, I used to live next door to a couple who used to start a tickle session every sunday evening (sadly they moved out about six months after I moved in). It was all I could do to stop myself becoming a peeping tom outside their window.