TicklishBlackGuy
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dude stfu and stop picking on pls dude, don't u have anything better to do
All those that had to suffer through this discussion, I do apologize. As my wife tells me all the time, I can not avoid rattling the cages of those that are dumb enough to fall for it. Half of what I put on here usually isn't what I really think, but if it will get a rise out of weak minded people, I can't avoid it. Clearly in this thread I have succeeded.
So to sum up my side of this argument. In my opinion, anyone on this site gets something out of tickling or they wouldn't be here. And for most on here, that something is sexual. The act of tickling a stranger in itself is not creepy on it's own if the tickler doesn't have the fetish and is truly just doing it playfully. As soon as you add the fetish and you are getting your thrill by touching a stranger, that is what makes it creepy. So to Prime, Bass, and DAJT, you are correct. Tickling a stranger with a brief stroke is not creepy in itself. However, sorry to inform you, you all are here which means you have a fetish. So in my opinion, you are creepy because you are doing it or thinking of doing it while having the fetish. Again congratulations to all 3 of you if you are able to complete this task and never get any negative results from it. However, even if you never get those negative results, you are and forever will be creepy to me.
All those that had to suffer through this discussion, I do apologize. As my wife tells me all the time, I can not avoid rattling the cages of those that are dumb enough to fall for it. Half of what I put on here usually isn't what I really think, but if it will get a rise out of weak minded people, I can't avoid it. Clearly in this thread I have succeeded.
So to sum up my side of this argument. In my opinion, anyone on this site gets something out of tickling or they wouldn't be here. And for most on here, that something is sexual. The act of tickling a stranger in itself is not creepy on it's own if the tickler doesn't have the fetish and is truly just doing it playfully. As soon as you add the fetish and you are getting your thrill by touching a stranger, that is what makes it creepy. So to Prime, Bass, and DAJT, you are correct. Tickling a stranger with a brief stroke is not creepy in itself. However, sorry to inform you, you all are here which means you have a fetish. So in my opinion, you are creepy because you are doing it or thinking of doing it while having the fetish. Again congratulations to all 3 of you if you are able to complete this task and never get any negative results from it. However, even if you never get those negative results, you are and forever will be creepy to me.
lol moral police? its you people who make use seem that all fetish folks are this bad? there is a point of control where you don't just go up to strangers and start tickling them especially if you don't know if they like it or not. maybe instead of getting mad at us "moral police" how bout learning to control your damn urges
Most people in the mainstream can't accept fetishes because they think it's creepy. That is why we are all here, as a family of people who share the same interest and the same fetish. I guess that puts us all in the same boat and if one person is a creep then we are all creeps. Now let's put this thread to rest.
lol moral police? its you people who make use seem that all fetish folks are this bad? there is a point of control where you don't just go up to strangers and start tickling them especially if you don't know if they like it or not. maybe instead of getting mad at us "moral police" how bout learning to control your damn urges
By saying certain types of responses would be more fitting for this type of behavior versus that, essentially one is being a "moral police" themselves. Sure, the behaviors may not be comparable, but it's still all a matter of opinion. No, I don't agree with just plain threats of violence and labelling, but I also don't think people should have to limit their responses to "that's probably not a good idea". People are allowed to heavily criticize something they feel is wrong just like you might if you were discussing something you thought was wrong.
I agree with you about the threats and labelling. I don't do that. I DO say that something is wrong with conviction or tell someone what I think of them and their actions, but I then explain why I think so. That should be acceptable. That's all I'm saying. I hope should you ever discuss something you think is wrong, you would act the way you want others to act: no threats of violence, namecalling, etc. unless of course they're being rude.