Nice little discovery

[marcusb]

I met up with a 'lee this weekend. She was securely tied and unable to do much but resign herself to being tickled. I had been tickling her for a while and at one point put my arms on either side of her head (I was above her, reaching down tickling her sides and stomach) while I was tickling her. With my arms like this she really couldn't move her head... at that point, with no change in where I was tickling or a change in my intensity, she went bonkers. Having made this discovery, I, at random prevented her from moving her head either by pinning her head between my head and shoulder, holding it with my knees (again, from above, my knees just preventing her from moving her head around) or with my arms. Each time, it was like I'd way turned up my intensity when I actually had not. 🙂

Anybody else noticed this?

 

[Redmage]

Very often, suddenly making a 'lee more helpless than he or she has been up to that point can make their ticklishness spike. For example, even holding a bound wrist or ankle more firmly or putting a hand over their mouth will often do this.

 

[MasterPaladin]

Very often, suddenly making a 'lee more helpless than he or she has been up to that point can make their ticklishness spike. For example, even holding a bound wrist or ankle more firmly or putting a hand over their mouth will often do this.

I agree I just did a shoot with Amber Lynn I had her spreadeagle to the bed but tied a bit loose then held her arm up and tickled her underarms she went nuts.

 

[TicklishLurker]

I agree that being more helpless makes me feel more ticklish. Blindfolds especially help. Not being able to see what's going on, what will happen to me next, makes my nerve endings feel everything much more. Something that may have made me giggle before might make me guffaw next when I can't see it coming.

 

[darkscar]

LOL tieing someone down so they cant move a mussle and tickle them till they go insane. ahhh the dreams i have