Question for the Men

[TicklesFemales]

--------------Disregard the question, sorry.

 

[secretasianman]

Wow, a little harsh there man

 

[Mike3355]

so, you want to tickle my significant other? umm i'm saying, no.

 

[BellybTickler]

Censorship, it's a lovely thing.

 

[Inverse]

There was a moderator here, but the thread still exists? x.X

 

[GEORGIATKLER]

Everybody knows we men need clues and answers, not more questions. And yes, the Sonicare makes you look fat.

 

[BMoreTklr]

What was the original question? If someone could PM it to please since it seems like if it's something that'll spark some sort of TMF thread war and I'd like to avoid any controversy since someone felt the need to delete earlier posts to this thread.

 

[TicklesFemales]

I finally agreed the question was a stupid question so I deleted it, enough said.

 

[emilyemilyemily]

derp

 

[ArchNemesis]

I don't know what the question was, but here's my answer: Plutonium.

 

[method11236]

Ok, ya got me. Can someone explain in safety language what they heck happened here? I'd take a PM too.
I feel like I just stumbled onto a fresh crime scene.

 

[DontAskJusTckle]

The gentleman who started this thread has a history of seeking out men who would be interested in seeing him tickle their wives or significant others. I confess I didn't catch this latest iteration, but I suspect it was likely one of those "what if...(insert contrived scenario)...then, would you?" questions.

Personally, I don't believe him to be malicious with these questions; but regardless, the bulk of responders to them seem to react unfavorably.

 

[kcantankerous]

Yeah, lets try to remember that questions are question, no need to get overly emotional start denigrating each other. I wonder what causes some individuals to react as though their honor was questioned.

Here's an idea simply reply with the word "no" lol.

Thanks,
K

 

[Libertine]

The gentleman who started this thread has a history of seeking out men who would be interested in seeing him tickle their wives or significant others. Personally, I don't believe him to be malicious with these questions..

For the most part, a person doesn't have to be "malicious" to be boring, repetitive and constantly ask variations of the same question in thousands of posts, as well as sending unsolicited private messages to people and continuing to do so even when it is obvious from both replies on the site and by return pm that such overtures are annoying and offensive.

I assure the mods that my reply is not directed toward a specific individual (in fact my phrasing throughout has been completely gender-neutral) but is rather a general observation in response to what I'm sure is actually an entirely hypothetical situation. I cannot imagine there is anyone in existence who could possibly be so stupid as to behave in such a moronic, boorish fashion, nor would I ever make a post directly accusing anyone of this type of behaviour. That would be wrong.

 

[ticklemepls]

DEAD THREAD

MOVE ON PEOPLE... LET IT DIE ALREADY!

 

[rhiannon]

Yeah, lets try to remember that questions are question, no need to get overly emotional start denigrating each other. I wonder what causes some individuals to react as though their honor was questioned.

Here's an idea simply reply with the word "no" lol.

The thing is, if you have to say "no" a million times, it kinda gets a little annoying!