Foot Tickling at Water Park

[Skullduggery]

Foot Tickling at Water park

After reading the many disapproving remarks about my story I have decided to remove the text of my original posting and replace it with what you are reading now so as to not further offend the sensibilities of the many fine people who frequent this forum. Please accept my apologies.

 

[tickledgirl]

Ewww...

Her reaction could mean one of two things. Either she was like, "Ahh, my foot is being tickled!" or "Eww, some creepy guy is touching me!” Maybe it was a little bit of both.

So...you're aware that her reaction was quite possibly revulsion at what you were doing, and you don't have any problem with that?

 

[simulated]

So...you're aware that her reaction was quite possibly revulsion at what you were doing, and you don't have any problem with that?

Agreed. Thats just disrespecting the personal space of a complete stranger. I'd be ashamed 🙁

 

[playatkdiego]

Now wait a minute, I'm sorry but I have to stick up for this guy. How many of us have tickled a random persons foot? I bet almost all. It may be invading private space and all, but don't be so quick to judge. Sometimes the power of our fetish can be quite strong.

 

[Tick L]

I have never tickled a random person's foot, and there are probably many others who haven't as well.

 

[maniactickler]

Not a good idea to do things like that. invasion of someones personal space, not too mention it can be a very awkward situation, like yours. sometimes you just need to hold back however tempting it might be.

 

[KoocheeKoo]

I have never tickled a random person's foot, and there are probably many others who haven't as well.

Exactly......I'll be 45 years old in a couple months, and I've never tickled a woman's foot at random (someone I didn't know) in my life. This girl was at work....on her job assisting water park patrons.

My younger sister was employed by Six Flags over Georgia from age 16 until she was 19 (as a ride attendant; later a supervisor). While sis never mentioned being tickled by any park patron on the job, I well remember a time or two when she came home furious after some moron without a clue either pinched her or attempted to fondle/ grope her.......and she'd have been just as ticked off if any guy had tickled her while she was working (because sis always hated being tickled).

I can't say what went through the young lady in question's mind when her bare foot was tickled, but my hunch says it likely upset her......because getting fondled and tickled wasn't part of her job description at the water park. 🙁

 

[milagros317]

Not a good idea to tickle strangers. Another woman in her place may have kicked you.

 

[KoocheeKoo]

Not a good idea to tickle strangers. Another woman in her place may have kicked you.

Or reported him to security.....and had him escorted from the premises. As innocent as it may seem to some, I can assure you tickling water park employees is a no-no (it would violate the rules; is considered harrassment).

 

[Klbbe]

Hello my name is KL and this is my first post oh and I am a male ticklee I love bing pinned and tickled by women. I just wanna say this about this post... homie if you lack control to keep your hands to yourself and you have a foot or tickle fetish or both then what would happen if you had a breast fetish or a neck fetish oh here it an ass fetish? You cant go just touching people in a sexual way like that. what are you a serial tickler? how many other women have you done this to?

 

[Cave In]

Bad move there buddy, thats the sort of thing that gives us all a bad name and gets us labelled freaks and weirdo's. You need to learn theres boundries when it comes to this sort of thing.

 

[AffectionateDan]

*NOT* cool, harmless, or innocent.

Just about everyone seems to be summing it up on the same page.

You just don't go around touching random people because "you just couldn't resist". Excellent way to get one's ass kicked or wind up in jail. Put yourself in their place... picture yourself at work, and some customer comes up and pokes you in the breast. Pinches your bottom. Reaches down and gives your willy a friendly honk. Ridiculous, right? Nobody does that. Well, nobody who stays in that store for any length of time, that's for certain. Socially unacceptable behavior. I'd suggest taking a really hard look at one's values and decision-making processes before ending up in court for something like this. There's no defending an untenable position like this. That girl was violated, no grey area about it.

 

[darvon96]

Personally I think there's been a bit of an over reaction to this incident. With the number of people, particularly teen & preteen, going through that line every day, I'd be willing to bet that she's had her foot tickled more than a few times. Don't forget that most people do not have the same feelings about tickling as we do, and most kids would never equate a quick tickle with assault. If that were the case, when I think back to all the incidents I either witnessed or participated in up through and especially in college, me, my friends, male and female alike, would all be serving life sentences. There is a line between innocent contact and assault. Grabbing her foot or returning in line repeatedly to tickle her in my opinion would warrant further action. But in this particular setting I think calling this assault is pushing it.

 

[AffectionateDan]

I'm sure that your definition of assault makes perfect sense to you, since this was "just an harmless little tickle", but when you're talking about the unsolicited touch, of ANY kind, of a complete stranger, it's assault. Look into it. This isn't my opinion. It's a fact. You don't even have to touch them, either. You could SAY you were going to touch them, and it's still assault. Explain all you want to security when the person starts screaming, or the off-duty police officer or lawyer who just happens to be in line behind you. You're still in the wrong. Period. Over-reaction? How would you react if your female family member came home talking about getting fondled at work that day? Honestly. And is it over reaction to try to discourage someone from doing something that will inevitably land them in trouble, legal or otherwise, if they continue that behavior? All the self-righteous indignation in the world sounds rather hollow on the OTHER side of the cell bars. Any more doubts of this can be put to rest by the examples posted IN THIS FORUM of the serial ticklers or foot-worshippers who have wound up on the wrong side of the law.

 

[darvon96]

I'm sure that your definition of assault makes perfect sense to you, since this was "just an harmless little tickle", but when you're talking about the unsolicited touch, of ANY kind, of a complete stranger, it's assault. Look into it. This isn't my opinion. It's a fact. You don't even have to touch them, either. You could SAY you were going to touch them, and it's still assault. Explain all you want to security when the person starts screaming, or the off-duty police officer or lawyer who just happens to be in line behind you. You're still in the wrong. Period. Over-reaction? How would you react if your female family member came home talking about getting fondled at work that day? Honestly. And is it over reaction to try to discourage someone from doing something that will inevitably land them in trouble, legal or otherwise, if they continue that behavior? All the self-righteous indignation in the world sounds rather hollow on the OTHER side of the cell bars. Any more doubts of this can be put to rest by the examples posted IN THIS FORUM of the serial ticklers or foot-worshippers who have wound up on the wrong side of the law.

Yeah, I figured you were going to be the first to go off on a tirade when I took this position Mr. MODERATOR. Your equating this incident to true convicted perverts makes you sound good way up there on the soap box, but has little basis in reality. I don't condone or encourage any form of unwanted contact by anyone, but I wonder if the reaction would have been the same if one of our female members did this to a male employee. My daughter is about the age that could be working there, but I don't think I would ever hear her complain about something as benign as that. There have been plenty of other posts here similar to this ( http://www.ticklingforum.com/showthread.php?t=86298 ), but I don't think the reaction has ever gotten this absurd.

 

[drew70]

It was a calculated risk and he took it. It's doubtful anything could have been brought against him for it, even if the girl was so inclined. He could simply say he panicked and was reaching for support. I'm not even a ler, but given his description of the situation, I might have been tempted myself. It's not like he was grabbing her tits. Let's cut our brother some slack here.

 

[dnatkl]

ACtually it is very much like he was touching her tits. Or any other body part. In most states it would be considered sexual harassment in the least, and if you did it on the Job you could be fired for just such an act. She most certainly did not give her consent, and as such it was a very big violation of her personal space. Many here may think this kind of behavior is ok, but if it had been my daughter or sister or wife it happened to I would be pissed, and I would seriously consider taking action against the park for not providing better for her safety. It should not be considered acceptable to touch a person you do not know intentionally, especially when you think they might not enjoy the touch, be it sexual or non-sexual.

 

[ViperGTS]

I just can't wait. One day, Darwin will catch fools like this.

 

[dvnc]

Mentioning it here, in context, leaves authorities to constitute a sexual harrassment suit at the very least, as we ARE a forum with a great deal of sexual focus on tickling. The court won't likely take well to such. You *could* get lucky.

Or you could get 3 to 5.

Unwanted intimate touch ain't legal anywhere on the continent. With sexual connotations, it has more stringent responses.

We, of this interest, either excercise a great deal of self control (much like any adolescent with a suddenly-high sex drive) or we cross soceital boundaries that can get us into a lot of trouble. Haven't we all seen posts where someone found some clown getting caught "just tickling" random women?

Funny how you don't read about women tickling random men, right? Few men *feel* sexually harrassed societally, statistically speaking. You can take a poll in your 'hood if you doubt the perspective. Informed viewing is always best.

The non-consentual stories in the stories forums are known to be fantasy. Cross from there to reality, and regardless of how harmless you mean it, it's not you prosecuting. It's you defending. We're not an unknown sexual interest anymore. Our kind are in the news, on talk shows (back as far as Donahue to my knowledge, in the 90s with Pam Hogan of Solefully Yours), and we have radio/TV personalities like Stern showing us as something to be seen. Means that there's always a possibility of "bad things" happening to a seemingly random tickle.

Means you have to HOPE you're received well. If you are, it's flirting. If not, it's harrassment at the very least, and much worse if they have issues with being tickled.

Just another perspective. You'll do as you will, clearly. I speak more to the folks reading, as I really don't want anyone who'll listen to get themselves into a world of hurt just to tickle someone randomly, as opposed to a consenting partner, or a happy ticklephile at a gathering.

 

[isabeau]

hmm i just read this thread..i thought it was about tickling at a water park, i didn't know it was about randomly touching girls..complete strangers??? i didn't read the story you posted..but i will tell you that touching a stranger, no matter how innocent it might appear, would or should get you a kick somewhere..i don't care if it's a teen or what not.. i never got randomly tickled by a stranger in my life..innocent touching can lead to something else..very nicely said Affectionate Dan..o and DVNC well said also , i just read your post..

 

[Em Es]

I'm with Darvon

Some people take offense so easily it could be a second occupation. You don't have to touch someone for them to start a fight about it.

 

[drew70]

After reading the many disapproving remarks about my water park story I have decided to remove the text of my original posting and replace it with what you are reading now so as to not further offend the sensibilities of the many fine people who frequent this forum. Please accept my apologies.

I can't accept your apology, because you did nothing for which to apologize. However, my advice would be to post such accounts in the True Tickling Stories Forum, where it will be better received. Please accept my apology on behalf of those who were less than courteous.

 

[venray]

I can't accept your apology, because you did nothing for which to apologize. However, my advice would be to post such accounts in the True Tickling Stories Forum, where it will be better received. Please accept my apology on behalf of those who were less than courteous.

Unsolicited contact by a total stranger is definitely wrong, unless you were not brought up to respect others space......or privacy....

Posting about it on a fetish forum was probably not the brightest idea either as DVNC pointed out.....

Many take offense because they see it as a violation of another person, no matter how innocent the intent was...

Best advice it not to go around touching folks without prior permission to do so...


Heck...we dont even touch people we do not know at NEST without asking first and that is a tickle GATHERING.....

Rules and laws contrary to what some believe, were NOT made to be broken...

Best to err on the side of caution and not give in to impulses...impulsive folks make the papers and newscasts and make the fetish world look like a bunch of pervs and freaks....We do not need that kind of bad publicity.....


R

 

[Headsnap]

As a responsible adult I'd have to say this is pretty reprehensible. If someone brought this case to me and said they wanted to press charges, I'd be going for assault at the very least, because it's unsolicited bodily contact which caused the victim enough discomfort for her to wish to pursue it. If I thought I could prove that there was an element of sexual fetishism in it I'd be going for indecent assault or whatever the American equivalent is (aggravated assault?), because although the victim may not neccesarily have perceived it as a sexual act, to you, tickling a girl's foot causes erotic excitement, and you have therefore sought to gain erotic excitement from this woman without her consent. Under those circumstances a decent prosecutor would have a pretty good chance of getting you locked up for a fair few years, since they'd be able to prove that you are a fetishist and posess little personal restraint, which could ultimately lead to you becoming a danger to women.

Suddenly seems a lot less innocent doesn't it? Learn some self-control please.

 

[drew70]

I guess next time I ride the DC Metro, and somebody inadvertantly elbows me in the ribs, I can launch a civil suit for assault! Hot diggity!

Hey, I understand from where Venray and the others are coming. I certainly don't advocate walking up to total strangers and tickling them, as fun as that sounds. But come on. This is not a case of a guy randomly tickling people at will. Her foot was bare, it was right next to his face. He gave a quick tickle, and that was it. No harm. No foul. And the bulk of you want to crucify him for it. Why? Because most of you look at it as a "sexual assault." See, this is where my opinion differs from most. I'm convinced the more we treat something like tickling as a "sexual" act, the more the world will agree with us. Then we can say buh bye to all of the cool mainstream tickling scenes. We can forget about playful tickles among friends. Tickling will be compartmentalized right alongside consentual beatings and golden showers.

On any other board, this post would have been responded to with "LOL" or "Way to go, dude" or "That's funny", etc. But not us...Oh Lord, no. We have to treat it as " sexual assault," likening it to the grabbing of a breast or genitalia. I'm telling you, folks. We are shooting ourselves in our collective foot with this philosophy, and we've been doing it for years. Just because tickling turns some of us on, it doesn't mean the entire world has to know. Just my opinion, as always.