Fragrances and Tickling

[yinzer]

It's hard to think of much (if anything!) at this point about tickling that hasn't been discussed on this forum, but one thing I at least haven't come across, is wearing fragrances, either as a 'ler or 'lee.

I know this will probably be a polarizing topic, as people tend to either love wearing/smelling perfumes/colognes or hate it, with some absolutely hating it. One of my favorite stand-ups, Mark Normand, has a funny line, something along the lines about cologne rhyming with alone, since he hates them 😂

Fragrances are more of an interest for me than a passion, but I've followed some fragrance influencers like Demi Rawling, AshleyinParis, Eau d'Erica, and Justin Copeland mainly (and of course started with Jeremy Fragrance back in the day as many did 😄). So I do like to find great fragrances to wear for various occasions, and it's fun coming up with the right fragrance for whatever the occasion may be.

I had a great tickle session with a woman, and toward the end she asked me about what I was wearing, and told me I smelled really good, which is always nice to hear! I'd chosen LV's Imagination for that day. I tend to not like really loud fragrances that you can smell from a mile away, and generally prefer softer scents that are typically only noticed in intimate situations, and tickling is perfect for this! The women I've tickled always smell so good to me, this incredible blend of whatever perfume they're wearing mixed with their natural scent is absolutely intoxicating to me!

Anyone else have any thoughts on this?

 

[maniactickler]

A little scent is ok, but too much and i get a throbbing headache.

 

[WickedTouch]

It's hard to think of much (if anything!) at this point about tickling that hasn't been discussed on this forum, but one thing I at least haven't come across, is wearing fragrances, either as a 'ler or 'lee.

I know this will probably be a polarizing topic, as people tend to either love wearing/smelling perfumes/colognes or hate it, with some absolutely hating it. One of my favorite stand-ups, Mark Normand, has a funny line, something along the lines about cologne rhyming with alone, since he hates them 😂

Fragrances are more of an interest for me than a passion, but I've followed some fragrance influencers like Demi Rawling, AshleyinParis, Eau d'Erica, and Justin Copeland mainly (and of course started with Jeremy Fragrance back in the day as many did 😄). So I do like to find great fragrances to wear for various occasions, and it's fun coming up with the right fragrance for whatever the occasion may be.

I had a great tickle session with a woman, and toward the end she asked me about what I was wearing, and told me I smelled really good, which is always nice to hear! I'd chosen LV's Imagination for that day. I tend to not like really loud fragrances that you can smell from a mile away, and generally prefer softer scents that are typically only noticed in intimate situations, and tickling is perfect for this! The women I've tickled always smell so good to me, this incredible blend of whatever perfume they're wearing mixed with their natural scent is absolutely intoxicating to me!

Anyone else have any thoughts on this?

I really like thinking about other dimensions to the tickling experience and I'm glad you posted this. It's really coincidental, as I was just talking about scents with people today (though not in a tickling context). I can be very sensitive to certain scents, though more often the alcohols and other astringent preservatives in them, but if they are soft and don't irritate me, they can be highly enhancing to the experience. Aside from perfumes and scents applied to the body, I like the idea of fragrances diffused into the environment. I really appreciate anything that sets a different atmosphere and tone. I really get what you mean about some of the mixed chemistry being intoxicating. It's so interesting to me how much a scent can communicate. For instance, I think about how some scents can give off a submissive or dominant tone. Some seem to carry an almost physical presence that you can feel. I always have a wish list of impossible to collect data, but it would be so interesting to know if there are statistically significant scent preferences of lers and lees.

 

[yinzer]

I agree, that would be interesting to know if there are statistically significant scent preferences of lers and lees. Unfortunately, I'm guessing tickling doesn't get a lot of funding for scientific research even tho it absolutely should 😆 And like you said, collecting that kind of data does feel practically impossible on our own!

By the way, I always enjoy reading your thoughts here, WickedTouch. Your writing is extremely eloquent and well thought out.

 

[WickedTouch]

I agree, that would be interesting to know if there are statistically significant scent preferences of lers and lees. Unfortunately, I'm guessing tickling doesn't get a lot of funding for scientific research even tho it absolutely should 😆 And like you said, collecting that kind of data does feel practically impossible on our own!

It's a cruel and unfair world 😂 I've actually been looking into exploring more scents for myself personally, but there's a huge barrier to entry. I feel like every time I have in the past, I can't get very far with samples before I've overloaded my senses with the vast number of options, most of which are too strong in one dimension or another for me to tolerate.

By the way, I always enjoy reading your thoughts here, WickedTouch. Your writing is extremely eloquent and well thought out.

Oh, thank you so much!

 

[yinzer]

I can definitely see why people choose not to wear anything at all. There's hardly anything worse than experiencing a bad perfume or cologne, and there are so many! What makes it even more tricky is how subjective it is, so what smells great to me might smell awful to you.

 

[piyr]

Interesting question. I don't know if a scent promotes it or not but I can see how we can associate a scent with tickling because it was present during a prior experience. We can even learn to enjoy that scent even if that scent is otherwise undesireable. Somehow, I like stale cigarrette breath because of my first kiss 🚬😂

 

[yinzer]

The stale cigarette breath sounds awful to me, but I think I get what you're saying 😂