Exaggerated Ticklishness

[CrazyTickler]

Do you guys think think that sometimes in everyday situations people over exaggerate how ticklish they really are?

 

[LD_Tickler]

Yeah, probably. If they find it funny and/or enjoy the attention of being tickled, it's likely they'll milk it.

Of course if they hate being tickled, they'll do the exact opposite and hope people lose interest in tickling them.

 

[QBWeaver]

I had someone tell me he was incredibly ticklish so a bunch of the other gals helped me tie him up and we went at it.... and nothing. Nothing happened. He said he was enjoying it but there was no response AT ALL! We tried for 30-45 minutes and wore ourselves out trying to find any spot on him but nothing.

Very disappointing for us and probably for him as well.

 

[maniactickler]

Hell yeah. if i had a nickel for every woman that claimed to be extremely ticklish, and just turned out to be slightly, or of average ticklishness, id be a rich man!

 

[Excess]

lolyes, people do that. Mostly attention *****s. I'm lucky to have not met anyone that has done that irl.

 

[GEORGIATKLER]

what we need are people that 'sandbag" about their ticklishness

i agree. just check the employee records at cal-star and fm concepts. 😉 some people would overstate their ticklishness to either get attention or even money by tickling or if they really dislike being tickled to say no they just can't stand it. some people may not have been tickled for a while and may only remember the "shock" of a surprise tickle or tickle torture by siblings when young. Many folks also would overstate how long they stay ticklish. thank goodness for the tmf and tt where people are the real tickle deal!!!

 

[Artoo]

For some reason I try and hide my ticklishness in "real life" situations. I can sometimes hold in the laughter for longer than someone is tickling me, so it looks like they're getting no reaction. I think I do it because I feel subconciously uncomfortable that the person tickling me is turning me on, without them realising it. To that end, I don't mind being tickled by people who I'm comfortable with, or who know about my fetish.

I wouldn't want to exaggerate my ticklishness though. It'd seem like cheating.

 

[vegasfootboy]

The " Like Factor "

Tickling is an intimate activity plain and simple. Not all intimacies are sexual IE tickling family members etc, etc...

If you are tickling someone or being tickled by someone, you are more apt to pretend to be more ticklish if you like that person or are attracted to them because the act of tickling is to get a ticklish response. If you see someone tickling you and you like them you wouldnt want to dissapoint them by not giving them what they want ( a ticklish response, laugh, etc and so on. )

Conversly, if you are repulsed by a person or do not like them, you will most likely not give them what they want ( a ticklish reaction or laugh )

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

most definately some people do exagerate they're ticklishness, guess they really dont know until put to the tickle test

 

[Skipadeedoodah]

I've never exaggerated my ticklishness - never really felt the need to. If anything I try to downplay my ticklishness. No matter who I'm getting tickled by, someone I like and want to tickle me, or someone I'd rather punch in the face, I try to hold out for as long as possible without reacting. The only difference is if it's someone I like I'll let them keep trying - someone I don't like I won't.

I like to try and hold back any reactions, I guess because I want to see how far the person will go and/or how long they're willing to try to tickle me before they give up. Even when I'm holding back, it's obvious that I'm ticklish - I can't just sit there like nothing's happening, but I'll close my eyes or hold my breath and try to block it out. Just a little something fun for me 😀

 

[3xPIN]

Yeah, it happens.