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Has anyone ever been outed in an embarrassing way. I have!
I was playing in a computer cluster one day with a couple of friends and decided that it would be fun to try and find funny websites. I hit upon the idea of typing in my pals names in the hope of finding famous or funny websites created by people with the same names as my friends. These two lads had very common names and I quickly found websites bearing their names. They were quite funny. But I couldn't find anything with my name. Then one of these lads decided to try and find me. I don't know what search engine he used, or how he located me but he found an entry I had made on this wesbite, stating my name, age, location, everything. The particular post he found was about me telling the world that I had a foot fetish and more specifically a foot tickling fetish. I didn't think anyone outside these boards would ever see it. How could I deny it! The evidence was insurmountable. There was my full name (quite a unique name), my age, my address and my TMF name is also the name of my university (i hoped that there would be other ticklers from my university visiting these boards who would seek me out, but alas it never happened). I can't tell you how embarrassing that was. It is even more embarrassing then when my parents decided to use my computer and found a load of videos I wish they hadn't.
No body ever brought up the topic of tickling with me. They were too embarassed, but believe me when i say that everyone i know must know about this tickling thing. Since then, these people occasionally play subtle games to try and catch me out. I've caugth them usind words like 'tickling' in conversation with me that they would never do before they found out. It is almost as though they're guaging my reaction. I mention this, because some of you have posted messages saying that you've been with friends who've spontaneously raised the issue of tickling. You dismiss this as being nothing, but I would say that they are testing/teasing you in a subtle way.
What d'yer think?
I was playing in a computer cluster one day with a couple of friends and decided that it would be fun to try and find funny websites. I hit upon the idea of typing in my pals names in the hope of finding famous or funny websites created by people with the same names as my friends. These two lads had very common names and I quickly found websites bearing their names. They were quite funny. But I couldn't find anything with my name. Then one of these lads decided to try and find me. I don't know what search engine he used, or how he located me but he found an entry I had made on this wesbite, stating my name, age, location, everything. The particular post he found was about me telling the world that I had a foot fetish and more specifically a foot tickling fetish. I didn't think anyone outside these boards would ever see it. How could I deny it! The evidence was insurmountable. There was my full name (quite a unique name), my age, my address and my TMF name is also the name of my university (i hoped that there would be other ticklers from my university visiting these boards who would seek me out, but alas it never happened). I can't tell you how embarrassing that was. It is even more embarrassing then when my parents decided to use my computer and found a load of videos I wish they hadn't.
No body ever brought up the topic of tickling with me. They were too embarassed, but believe me when i say that everyone i know must know about this tickling thing. Since then, these people occasionally play subtle games to try and catch me out. I've caugth them usind words like 'tickling' in conversation with me that they would never do before they found out. It is almost as though they're guaging my reaction. I mention this, because some of you have posted messages saying that you've been with friends who've spontaneously raised the issue of tickling. You dismiss this as being nothing, but I would say that they are testing/teasing you in a subtle way.
What d'yer think?
