Semi-ticklish?

[kopfhorer1]

How many of us are ticklish in some spots but tickle-neutral in others and partially ticklish in still others? I'm very sensitive on my sides and ribs, but noticeably less so on other parts (e.g. my back). A light touch with fingertips on my "hot spots" will give me spasms (though not necessarily make me laugh) while on my "cold" spots, it's pleasant, kind of like a cool breeze. On still other spots (like my feet) it's also pleasant but only after the initial "shock" of being touched there in that way, kind of like getting into a bathtub full of water that's warm just above one's comfort level but eventually settling into it. How many of us respond to tickling in this way?

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

the hollywood brother has a few sections that are very easily ticklish while others are not ticklish at all

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

the fun with the hollywood brother is i nthe discovery of where the spots are and are not

 

[Solesbrusher]

I've heard of people getting less sensitive to tickling while getting older. This proves to be wrong for some people I know but seems to be right in my case. Particularly, my feet, which were extremely ticklish when I was a kid, now don't react to tickling anymore . My ribcage and armpits, which also were insanely ticklish in the past, are now moderately ticklish. Wrong tickler? Loss of sensitivity? I don't know. But I can't really believe it's possible to lose one's sensitivity to tickling. Neither can I admit that some people aren't ticklish at all. But semi-ticklish, well, why not, even if I think a skillful tickler, in good conditions, can break almost anybody?