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How much Tickling is Enough?
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I think it depends on the person. Both 'Lee and 'Ler.
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what she sayd...There is no right answer on this. It all depends on the persons involved.
enough tickling is subjective
enough tickling is a highly subjective and relative phrase. my experience has been that it is the total package not just the physical moment of tickling. it is the build up, the anticipation, the teasing, both verbal and physical, by both myself and the tickler and the whole process including what other physical aspects come into play. for me those have been things like sensual touches that may not exactly be classified as "tickling" and kisses and cuddling and other things like spanks or play with ice and so on. besides constant, uninterrupted tickling on one spot by the same method (say fingers) will eventually desensitize even the most ticklish nerve endings and it no longer tickles - at least that has been my experience. being tied in one position for hours starts to cause other uncomfortable physical side effects. i think tickling is very much tied (sic) to the people involved and there is no standard for what is too long or too short, just what works for the people involved in that particular moment.
enough tickling is a highly subjective and relative phrase. my experience has been that it is the total package not just the physical moment of tickling. it is the build up, the anticipation, the teasing, both verbal and physical, by both myself and the tickler and the whole process including what other physical aspects come into play. for me those have been things like sensual touches that may not exactly be classified as "tickling" and kisses and cuddling and other things like spanks or play with ice and so on. besides constant, uninterrupted tickling on one spot by the same method (say fingers) will eventually desensitize even the most ticklish nerve endings and it no longer tickles - at least that has been my experience. being tied in one position for hours starts to cause other uncomfortable physical side effects. i think tickling is very much tied (sic) to the people involved and there is no standard for what is too long or too short, just what works for the people involved in that particular moment.
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I will of course need a break when I start coughing or can't breath anymore, but in the perfect scenario with the right 'ler it's enough as soon as my 'ler decides it's enough.
^You should always let the ticklee catch their breath.😎
I'd never seriously play with anyone who wouldn't, but that doesn't mean the whole session has to end 😉
