Tickle Japan got me thinking

[Lynchy]

After looking at some of the pics there, it made me wonder whether or not those people were actually modeling or being taken advantage of. I mean, they don't look very happy before they get tickled. They look kind of scared actually. How much do we actually know about that site's history? I'm honestly wondering about how legal all of it is.

What do the rest of you think? 😕

 

[Sandman]

What are you talking about? Do you have something against the company? Im sorry but in my opinion your off base, BIG time here.

 

[Shem the Penman]

It's a Japanese thing -- they prefer tickle victims who look scared, unhappy, and overstressed, rather than laughing and squealing as in most American tickle videos. However, that doesn't necessarily mean the women you see genuinely ARE being tortured or doing this unwillingly.

 

[Oddjob0226]

Tickle Japan

True... as I rember when the site was still up and running in English, the nature of the tapes was somethning like this...... The models would be tickled and have to keep a "code word" in mind; if the tickling loosened the code word out of them, they did not get a bonus....however, if they did manage to hold on to the secret word, they got extra $$ for the video. So, the tickling is very intense (the maker doesn't want to spend extra money on a model is is trying to get her to crack! Meanwhile, the model is undergoing some real, intense tickling while she tries to keep from shouting out the secret word or phrase.) So, while the tickling is intense, the model can basically stop the tickling by saying the "magic words", and she's already paid for the video, she's just losing a little extra. There was a case where the model forgot her secret word and wanted to say it but couldn't, but that happened only once.