Question about feathers

[SRV7792]

So I didn't see a thread about this and recently watched a clip where this girl just gets destroyed by feathers, they drive her crazy with laughter. So my question is are some people really that sensitive to feathers? Like I guess you would call them feather ticklish? I'm wondering just because I've sadly never been tickled with a feather.

 

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Yes, years ago I had the pleasure of tickling a woman who was insanely feather ticklish and was laughing hysterically and squirming. When she tied me down and used feathers I was not ticklish at all to them ( at least where she used them ). Hands and hair brushes and other things I’m ticklish too, but usually not a feather ( so far from my few feather experiences ). She was a hot mess and loved it.

 

[4Pawz]

Certainly can be. It depends on the person, type of feather, which end you are using, and where on the person 😉


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[Yote]

People who are sensitive to light touch are more likely to be sensitive for feathers. Though i think it would be easy to get reactions out of people if you used the pointy end, but maybe i'm wrong.

(Which clip was it? You've got me interested).

 

[TheMasterTouch]

So I didn't see a thread about this and recently watched a clip where this girl just gets destroyed by feathers, they drive her crazy with laughter. So my question is are some people really that sensitive to feathers? Like I guess you would call them feather ticklish? I'm wondering just because I've sadly never been tickled with a feather.

My girlfriend is, and it makes it that much more fun for us. She's by far the most ticklish person I've ever met.

 

[SRV7792]

Its frenchtickling and the girls name is flore or something like that. She has a few videos