Question for those who are not open about their fetish

[ForayMelancholy]

Hi everyone.

I have been wondering something for some time. I know a lot of people are private about their fetish. Which is ok. That's why I've never thought about making 'Tickle Tee's' or anything like that. So what I'm wondering is. Would people who are private about their fetish be apposed to buying paperback novels based on tickling?

Now I'm not wondering because I plan on selling my novels as paperbacks. I do plan on releasing a manga at some point.


So that's my question.

 

[C.K. Storyteller]

I have often wondered what I would have done to satisfy my fetish if not for this wonderful Internet.

I'd have probably purchased materials from an adult store, but it would have to be one so far from my base of operations that the chances of running into anyone I knew would be microscopic.

Since I am blessed to have the TMF, I think I'd stick to online stories.

 

[ForayMelancholy]

I have often wondered what I would have done to satisfy my fetish if not for this wonderful Internet.

I'd have probably purchased materials from an adult store, but it would have to be one so far from my base of operations that the chances of running into anyone I knew would be microscopic.

Since I am blessed to have the TMF, I think I'd stick to online stories.

That's cool. I like online stories myself, but with comics and mangas and stuff like that I like to hold it in my hands. You know? I really don't want the internet to replace books.

 

[C.K. Storyteller]

I was just having that conversation the other day. I will be sad if we're all reading Kindles in twenty years.

I can see the appeal of a hard-copy comic, but I just wouldnt be comfortable having it around.

Unless I had a really nice safe. . .

 

[ForayMelancholy]

I was just having that conversation the other day. I will be sad if we're all reading Kindles in twenty years.

I can see the appeal of a hard-copy comic, but I just wouldnt be comfortable having it around.

Unless I had a really nice safe. . .

Same here. Honestly kindle and being able to publish things online is great. Really, but to have a flickering screen replace books. Especially after their long history would be traggic.


Well I wouldn't want people to snoop around my stuff. Actually I hate that myself.

 

[skulnbone7]

I love hand held tickling comics.

I don't know if I would by a novel, mostly because I like pictures.
I would jump at the chance to by a hand held comic book about tickling.
I still have one of BAC's old comics and the one with Yenny and I love them.
But a novel, the price would have to be right.

 

[milagros317]

Living alone, I have no problem buying hard copy magazines and books that are fetish related and obviously erotic. 😀

 

[LittleMissDanga]

I'd buy one. I prefer books 2 internet anyway. Besides, I could hide it from anyone close to me & I don't care what the cashier thinks lol

 

[ForayMelancholy]

Living alone, I have no problem buying hard copy magazines and books that are fetish related and obviously erotic. 😀

I guess it would be different when it comes to wives or husbands. That's one thing I always wondered about. Couples here who both enjoy tickling. What is it like for them when they see their husbands or wives looking around here?

lol I'm hyjacking my own thread. NVM...

It would be easier living alone that's for sure.

I'd buy one. I prefer books 2 internet anyway. Besides, I could hide it from anyone close to me & I don't care what the cashier thinks lol

I learned that lesson a long time ago. I had to since I still want to support my anime addiction. Some of those DVD covers don't really scream 'manly'.

 

[LD_Tickler]

Well, it could definitely work. Though I think it would be hard to write a good, full length novel with enough erotic tickling material - which is what most of us would buy it for - in relation to its other contents.

 

[wade03]

Money is tight right now, so I enjoy reading true tickling experiences, as well as the fictional stuff people right in the story forums.