For all you CraigsList doubters....

[ScribbleSoles]

...... finally some proof! I'm going to post a true story tonight in the official "stories" section, but I just wanted to say that my boldness in posting ads for tickle therapy( yes, it was me everyone) has paid off. Yesterday over lunch break I had the opportunity if tickling the feet of a lovely 20 year old young lady...AND her mother... who just happened to be a very curious chapperone. I'll explain in more detail in the other thread, but, just know that if you play your cards right and you are safe and professional, CraigsList us a valid option for finding clients that are willing to be tickled.

Later!

 

[rhiannon]

Is this as true as the guy in the park who gave you ten bucks to tickle your feet?

 

[kis123]

Hey, we have one Craigslist posting in my city offering $60....er..um.....$50 to tickle feet. The numbers tend to fluctuate.

 

[rhiannon]

Ah, so he's actually the client, not the people he tickles....

 

[kis123]

Ah, so he's actually the client, not the people he tickles....

I think so. I use Craigslist when I'm really bored and those moments when I think I'm the only one who's crazy. I find out I'm in really good company.......

 

[ScribbleSoles]

Yes, this one is true... my bad on using a fake story to frame an example and get responses. That's not my style...

 

[Morpheus72]

Is this as true as the guy in the park who gave you ten bucks to tickle your feet?

My thoughts exactly.

 

[tklpkl]

I posted a craigslist ad once....

....in the "free" section....as in offering free tickles....someone ended up complaining & it got pulled