Kind of dumb question

[Lord Doctor]

I'm not exactly ticklish, and I've never really been tickled, and when I was, it was years ago.

So here it is.

What the 'eck does it feel like? The actual tickle sensation. All I remember is that it was good, but it was too long ago.

I would apreceate some descriptions of the sensation, rather than the emotions it provokes.

I'm in scientific mode here tonight.

 

[tulipangel]

I'm not exactly ticklish, and I've never really been tickled, and when I was, it was years ago.

So here it is.

What the 'eck does it feel like? The actual tickle sensation. All I remember is that it was good, but it was too long ago.

I would apreceate some descriptions of the sensation, rather than the emotions it provokes.

I'm in scientific mode here tonight.

No such thing as a stupid question... 🙂

For me its like an itch that I dont want to scratch! 🙂

 

[Lord Doctor]

Now that's interesting. Both are spinal cord controlled. itch and tickle.

 

[tulipangel]

Now that's interesting. Both are spinal cord controlled. itch and tickle.

Hmmmm, well thats kinda what it feels like... sometimes when I have an itch I see how long I can last without scratching it... usually not long tee hee!

 

[Mimi]

To me it kind of feels like short sparadic bolts of electricity that cause me to jerk and my first instinct is to jump away and make it stop. Sort of like when someone walks across a dry carpeted floor and touches you, and you get that zap of static electricity, and you immediately jolt and pull away. It's very similar for me, only without the pain.

Mimi 😉

 

[Lord Doctor]

It seems to be something that is (like most things) relative. Maybe it's something beyond the powers of description.

 

[Mimi]

It truly does defy description. The sensation is such a unique one, that it really can not be put into words, it has to be felt, or else there's simply no understanding it. It's kind of like trying to explain to someone who has never had one, what an orgasm feels like.

Mimi 🙂

 

[Lord Doctor]

I wonder how many people are trying to think of a constructive answer to this one.