Does it stress you out?There's at least one person in my life for whom tickling me into hysterics definitively and empirically relieves her stress levels. What it does to my stress level is a whole other question.
I mean the part where I'm thrashing around involuntarily and trying and failing to evade the sensations being relentlessly inflicted on me, begging with increasing intensity for it to stop, leaving me finally panting and with an elevated heart rate -- if all of that isn't stressful in the moment then at minimum it mimics the effects of stress. To be sure, in the aftermath there's eventually a wave of relief and a cathartic endorphins thing that washes over me and that seems decidedly anti-stress, but you gotta go through a fair amount of exertion to get there. Whereas, by contrast, some ticklers I know settle into a very serene zen kind of place even as they're inflicting the tickling -- for them, the experience seems to combat stress pretty much immediately.Does it stress you out?
I agree and stand behind all the other comments I've posted about tickling being actually a form of 'therapy' for many people....many blogs exist where LEEs crave tickling in some form or another...whether soft and gentle or all the way to scream-inducing tickle torture where they admit to hating it but loving it !Tickling can produce a huge amount of endorphins. The laughter, the struggling, the brain busting desperation ..........
It would not surprise me if some found it to be a great stress relief. 🔥😁