I have thought about it quite lot so I wanted to ask.. maybe someone knows... is it possible or common that people, who hate being tickled, love to tickle others? Or someone who hates being tickle isn't interested also in tickling others?
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On more thought.. is it connected?
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TickledToDeath
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Both are possible.
There was one lady I knew who lived in the same apt complex I lived in when I was in California(in my Navy days) who was not ticklish at all.....anywhere and absolutely LOVED to tickle and was pretty vicious and even boasted that she would tickle longer and be sadistic because nobody could tickle her back.
There was one lady I knew who lived in the same apt complex I lived in when I was in California(in my Navy days) who was not ticklish at all.....anywhere and absolutely LOVED to tickle and was pretty vicious and even boasted that she would tickle longer and be sadistic because nobody could tickle her back.
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Having worked...
as a bouncer in several BDSM clubs in NYC, I observed that many women who were 'lers/doms loved to tickle others and professed not to be ticklish themselves.
Men who were 'lers were far less likely to deny being ticklish themselves.
Observing, I saw many of those who claimed not to be ticklish put to the test, either by agreement or by surprise.
Every single one of them turned out to be either honestly mistaken or lying.
Mastertank1
We who play and dance are thought mad by they who hear no music.
as a bouncer in several BDSM clubs in NYC, I observed that many women who were 'lers/doms loved to tickle others and professed not to be ticklish themselves.
Men who were 'lers were far less likely to deny being ticklish themselves.
Observing, I saw many of those who claimed not to be ticklish put to the test, either by agreement or by surprise.
Every single one of them turned out to be either honestly mistaken or lying.
Mastertank1
We who play and dance are thought mad by they who hear no music.
