The Chinese ticklee is back after a long break, ask me anything

[Abcka]

Hi everyone,

Some of you might remember (or probably not, haha) that I posted here a long time ago as a 'new Chinese ticklee'.

I've been lurking/away for a while due to life, but decided to come back. Since I'm not technically 'new' anymore, I thought I'd start a fresh thread.

Feel free to ask me anything!

 

[maniactickler]

I have a question. will you marry me? 😁

 

[yinzer]

Welcome back! I lurked here off and on for a long time before joining. What part of the world are you in now? Are you looking to make physical connections here, or keep it exclusively virtual?

 

[frankied21]

Nothing like a genuine person ready to mingle!! Two questions
One: does the Chinese crime and punishment book in your photo include tickling as punishment for crimes?!
Two: would you play a game where you hold that book up over your face while I tickle you on your feet and thighs? No cheating and tickling the ribs or underarms allowed. If you can hold it up, you can keep that assuredly gorgeous smile you have hidden

 

[Abcka]

I have a question. will you marry me? 😁

lol,maybe,no~hhhhh

 

[Abcka]

Welcome back! I lurked here off and on for a long time before joining. What part of the world are you in now? Are you looking to make physical connections here, or keep it exclusively virtual?

still in China,so maybe keep it exclusively virtual

 

[Abcka]

Nothing like a genuine person ready to mingle!! Two questions
One: does the Chinese crime and punishment book in your photo include tickling as punishment for crimes?!
Two: would you play a game where you hold that book up over your face while I tickle you on your feet and thighs? No cheating and tickling the ribs or underarms allowed. If you can hold it up, you can keep that assuredly gorgeous smile you have hidden

Thank you for the warm welcome!

Haha, about the book—it's actually the Chinese translation of Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. So unfortunately, no official chapters on tickling as a legal punishment in there, although that would be an interesting plot twist!As for your game... holding a heavy book up while my feet and thighs are being attacked? I don't think I'd last 10 seconds! My arms would go weak the moment you started. But I have a feeling you'd enjoy watching the book fall and revealing my 'gorgeous smile' (or screaming face) anyway. 🤣

 

[frankied21]

Thank you for the warm welcome!

Haha, about the book—it's actually the Chinese translation of Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. So unfortunately, no official chapters on tickling as a legal punishment in there, although that would be an interesting plot twist!As for your game... holding a heavy book up while my feet and thighs are being attacked? I don't think I'd last 10 seconds! My arms would go weak the moment you started. But I have a feeling you'd enjoy watching the book fall and revealing my 'gorgeous smile' (or screaming face) anyway. 🤣

a screaming face would be even more fun to see! Nothing like wiggling and squirming legs and a red face!

 

[Comfort Eagle]

What apps can I use to buy Chinese material with USD because it's driving me crazy.

 

[Abcka]

a screaming face would be even more fun to see! Nothing like wiggling and squirming legs and a red face!

You're spot on about the red face! But honestly, instead of wild kicking, I tend to go completely weak. My legs turn to jelly and I just desperately try to curl them up to hide my feet, but I'm usually too exhausted from laughing to actually get away. It's a very messy, helpless struggle! So yeah, holding that book up would be impossible when my whole body goes limp

 

[Abcka]

What apps can I use to buy Chinese material with USD because it's driving me crazy.

I wish I knew! I live in the local ecosystem so I just use RMB. Buying directly with USD is pretty difficult on most Chinese apps due to payment restrictions. Sorry about that

 

[kurchatovium]

Welcome back. Great to have you active again.

 

[Abcka]

Welcome back. Great to have you active again.

Thanks for the warm welcome! I figured it was about time I stopped lurking in the shadows. Happy to be here!

 

[Ickis]

Some of you might remember (or probably not, haha) that I posted here a long time ago as a 'new Chinese ticklee'.

Why, I remember your first post very well. As someone who lives in Russia, I nearly choked on my orange juice at seeing a Chinese edition of Crime and Punishment.

So unfortunately, no official chapters on tickling as a legal punishment in there, although that would be an interesting plot twist!

If you're into Russian literature, there is a character in Slavic folklore, a female spirit named Rusalka, who tickles people, like in a short novel about a good-looking peasant girl undone by a handsome gentleman who sweet-talked his way into her heart, but left her after she had given him her love; broken-hearted, she soon passed from this world and turned into one of the undead Rusalki. The story ended with this young fellow was found dead in the forest, so the local people believed he became the victim of the Rusalki.

One young woman I knew, a -lee, actually, once recalled that when her literature teacher in high school read aloud that Rusalki had tickled this man to death, she was so struck by embarrassment that it caused her jaw muscles to spasm so tightly she got her teeth clenched involuntarily, and couldn't open her mouth till the end of the lesson, so vivid was the scene in her imagination – a traitorous lover being mercilessly tickled by his ghostly ex-girlfriend until the life left his body.

Feel free to ask me anything!

Can you dance Twerk?
Have you ever had a pet rat?
Why Fyodor Dostoevsky?

 

[Abcka]

Why, I remember your first post very well. As someone who lives in Russia, I nearly choked on my orange juice at seeing a Chinese edition of Crime and Punishment.

If you're into Russian literature, there is a character in Slavic folklore, a female spirit named Rusalka, who tickles people, like in a short novel about a good-looking peasant girl undone by a handsome gentleman who sweet-talked his way into her heart, but left her after she had given him her love; broken-hearted, she soon passed from this world and turned into one of the undead Rusalki. The story ended with this young fellow was found dead in the forest, so the local people believed he became the victim of the Rusalki.

One young woman I knew, a -lee, actually, once recalled that when her literature teacher in high school read aloud that Rusalki had tickled this man to death, she was so struck by embarrassment that it caused her jaw muscles to spasm so tightly she got her teeth clenched involuntarily, and couldn't open her mouth till the end of the lesson, so vivid was the scene in her imagination – a traitorous lover being mercilessly tickled by his ghostly ex-girlfriend until the life left his body.

Can you dance Twerk?
Have you ever had a pet rat?
Why Fyodor Dostoevsky?

Wow, I'm genuinely surprised and honored that you remember my first post! Sorry about the orange juice incident though—I imagine seeing a Chinese version of a Russian classic in a tickling forum was quite the visual shock! 😂

And thank you for sharing the story of the Rusalka. I had heard vague mentions of them before, but never that specific story about the 'traitorous lover.' That is both terrifying and fascinating!

I completely relate to that young woman you mentioned. I think if I had to listen to a story about someone being 'mercilessly tickled to death' in a classroom setting, my face would have turned bright red instantly. Her reaction (jaw clenching from embarrassment/imagination) sounds very intense, but I totally get how vivid those scenes can be for us sensitive folks!

To answer your questions:
1.Can I Twerk? Haha, absolutely not! I think I'm too shy (and maybe too uncoordinated) for that. My hips don't move like that! 🙈
2.Pet rat? No, I've never had one. I've heard they are very smart, but I stick to watching videos of them online.
3.Why Dostoevsky? Honestly, the story behind the photo isn't that deep! I was just browsing a bookstore with friends, saw the book, and we decided to take some photos. I guess I just looked very 'intellectual' holding it, even if I was mostly just posing! 🤭

 

[Titillating 2.0]

Hi everyone,

Some of you might remember (or probably not, haha) that I posted here a long time ago as a 'new Chinese ticklee'.

I've been lurking/away for a while due to life, but decided to come back. Since I'm not technically 'new' anymore, I thought I'd start a fresh thread.

Feel free to ask me anything!

Welcome back so good to see you! I still remember talking about your boots haha, hope life is treating you well

 

[Ghostwriter727]

Welcome back.
Hope you have some peaceful scenery to breath deeply to after those breath taking sessions.😉

 

[Abcka]

Welcome back so good to see you! I still remember talking about your boots haha, hope life is treating you well

Thank you! It's great to see familiar faces (and familiar topics like boots, haha). Life is good! Are you still a fan of boots yourself?

 

[Abcka]

Welcome back.
Hope you have some peaceful scenery to breath deeply to after those breath taking sessions.😉

Thank you! That is such a lovely thought.
You're right—after those 'breathtaking' sessions (quite literally! 😅), having a peaceful moment to catch my breath is definitely necessary. I'll make sure to find some calm scenery to recover in. Hope you're doing well!

 

[Titillating 2.0]

Thank you! It's great to see familiar faces (and familiar topics like boots, haha). Life is good! Are you still a fan of boots yourself?

Yes I sure am haha