TickledToDeath
2nd Level Violet Feather
- Joined
- May 30, 2001
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Love or the idea of love sometimes causes psychoblindness.
Sometimes one thinks that, in time, one can make ones' significant other come on over to the tickle side.
Sometimes the fear of divuldging ones' passion for tickling to their S/O will cause that person to flee leaving that one alone.
Love is a very unstable emotion when it comes to certain preferences and love should overshadow all and include acceptance of one another for whatever and whoever they are.
It is, for me at least, better to be alone than with the wrong person. I was in that position. I waited. I was finally rewarded.
Some if not most people never even tell their S/O of their passion for tickling and or being tickled. Some wait till it is perhaps to late.
That in and of itself is wrong. Fear is like a self imposed cancer that will eat away at you like acid.
One should never fear telling the person they LOVE and who supposedly loves you, everything.
IF that person truely loves you, then all should work out. IF not, then perhaps one should rethink whether or not they want to spend the rest of their lives without and wondering "what if" or rethink wheter not not that person IS truly FOR you and you for that person.
Love should be 100%. Any less is room for reasonable doubt and there should be NO doubt in any relationship for sooner or later it will catch up to you and cause friction and maybe even worse when one will feel the need to seek outside the relationship or marriage to fulfull that gap where tickling should have been within the relationship and therein will lie another issue that could have and should have been avoided or at least remedied from the begining.
One should not step out on the edge unless they plan to take the dive.
One should not venture into the deep end, unless they know how to swim or at least willing to learn, quickly.
IF I had not met shygirl, I would still be single and still in search of THE ONE!
That one had to share my passion for tickling and being tickled.
TTD
Sometimes one thinks that, in time, one can make ones' significant other come on over to the tickle side.
Sometimes the fear of divuldging ones' passion for tickling to their S/O will cause that person to flee leaving that one alone.
Love is a very unstable emotion when it comes to certain preferences and love should overshadow all and include acceptance of one another for whatever and whoever they are.
It is, for me at least, better to be alone than with the wrong person. I was in that position. I waited. I was finally rewarded.
Some if not most people never even tell their S/O of their passion for tickling and or being tickled. Some wait till it is perhaps to late.
That in and of itself is wrong. Fear is like a self imposed cancer that will eat away at you like acid.
One should never fear telling the person they LOVE and who supposedly loves you, everything.
IF that person truely loves you, then all should work out. IF not, then perhaps one should rethink whether or not they want to spend the rest of their lives without and wondering "what if" or rethink wheter not not that person IS truly FOR you and you for that person.
Love should be 100%. Any less is room for reasonable doubt and there should be NO doubt in any relationship for sooner or later it will catch up to you and cause friction and maybe even worse when one will feel the need to seek outside the relationship or marriage to fulfull that gap where tickling should have been within the relationship and therein will lie another issue that could have and should have been avoided or at least remedied from the begining.
One should not step out on the edge unless they plan to take the dive.
One should not venture into the deep end, unless they know how to swim or at least willing to learn, quickly.
IF I had not met shygirl, I would still be single and still in search of THE ONE!
That one had to share my passion for tickling and being tickled.
TTD
