First Time Tickler needs advice!!

[IETickleguy]

Okay, I've tickled, and been tickled a few times, but never by, or with anyone who is really into it. I can be very ticklish at times and in various spots, and am finally interested in meeting up with a tickler/ticklee for some fun. I'm both a tickler/ticklee, and enjoy both quite a lot.

Any advice for me on this? I live in Southern California, but not in the L.A. area, which is the real tickle "scene". I'm pretty well inland, and with SoCal traffic, L.A., might as well be on the moon.

I've seen others post about meeting up with new people, what to look for, watch out for, etc.

Seeing as how I'm so new to this, I was hoping some of you experts and more seasoned folks could weigh in here with advice for me.

I appreciate any responses.

Regards,

John

 

[Iishieboo]

^_^

I know what you mean about the traffic. Oy... it's so bad. >.< Hehe! I'm wanna know what you wanna know. I've never tickled or gotten tickled by anyone who is really into it like I am. *hides behind IE* My buddy here asked my question for me.

 

[IETickleguy]

Thanks for the reply. It's funny how tickling can feel so awesome, but only if it's done well and by someone who is interested in what they're doing.

Well, there's at least two of us who are looking for advice from the pro's out there.

Anyone got some advice for us?

 

[Strider]

You can always check the personals sections of the board. There's a lot of us in SoCal

 

[aun_existe_amor]

Talking is the best thing. Talk a LOT to your lee/ler before you meet up so that you both fully understand what you are looking for. You can never talk too much about the type of thing you are expecting from your meet. If you both know what to expect the experience should be a good one with no doubts about where your boundries lie. No one can talk for you or tell you what you want. You can only do that yourself. Everyone likes different things and different amounts/types of tickling. It's best to get all your talking out of the way before you meet so you can get straight into your roles and enjoy the experience more with less things to be nervous about. I'm no expert on this and I don't pretend to be. I wish you good luck and a good enjoyable experience 🙂