Tickled by Objects/Environment

[WickedTouch]

I was reminded of another one today–I was doing some yard work with my shirt off because it was all kinds of hot outside. All of a sudden a quick rain passed through, which was appreciated because it cooled things off a bit, but for the first 5 minutes, it was just sprinkling with tiny cold drops that started tickling me. I think the fact that it was such a cold rain made it more intense.

 

[Miss_Gigglish]

Aww, nice! I'm glad I'm not the only one. lol

Haha yay!

 

[Stargazy]

I think I'm less ticklish than many of the people in this thread - makes me feel kind of powerful, kind of jealous. But things on my neck, although they don't tickle enough to make me laugh, are a definite distraction. I rarely wear turtleneck shirts because I don't stop feeling them once I put them on. In a car I always try to adjust the shoulder-strap of the seatbelt so it doesn't touch my neck (this may be a short-person problem), but it always moves back there again unless I give up and put it behind my back. Listening to music in headphones, sometimes a sound will tickle from my ears down the sides of my neck and make me shiver. I'm usually immune to my own hair but SOMETIMES, SOMETIMES it will betray me.

 

[WickedTouch]

I think I'm less ticklish than many of the people in this thread - makes me feel kind of powerful, kind of jealous. But things on my neck, although they don't tickle enough to make me laugh, are a definite distraction. I rarely wear turtleneck shirts because I don't stop feeling them once I put them on. In a car I always try to adjust the shoulder-strap of the seatbelt so it doesn't touch my neck (this may be a short-person problem), but it always moves back there again unless I give up and put it behind my back. Listening to music in headphones, sometimes a sound will tickle from my ears down the sides of my neck and make me shiver. I'm usually immune to my own hair but SOMETIMES, SOMETIMES it will betray me.

Oh, the sounds from the headphones is an interesting one. And apparently seatbelts are more of a common offender than I'd have imagined 😂 I didn't even know about the seatbelt thing until Purple mentioned it recently.

 

[sman9000]

Haha yay!

🙂 true!

 

[Stargazy]

Lol alrighty then.


Seat belt:
One day I decided to be brave and wear a crop top to an appointment (I'm a fairly shy and self-conscious person so this was kind of a big deal). Just wearing it had me very anxious/excited and on edge, like if someone were to as much as touch me I would explode. As I was driving, I felt my seat belt graze my bare side and I flinched and had to stifle a giggle. Definitely tickly.

PJ shirt:
I got this insanely soft pajama shirt for Christmas a couple years ago. It was a little big on me but it was way too soft not to wear. The problem was it was so soft, sometimes when I would shift certain ways or lift my arms above my head, it would graze my tummy and sides in the most tickly way. Quite distracting when you're trying to work from home...

My hair:
A couple years ago I started putting my hair into braids so it wouldn't get so tangled while I slept. I quickly found that moving a certain way or turning my head would cause the braids to brush against my neck. I had some funny reactions I'm glad only my husband witnessed 😅

Grass:
Okay, I can't be the only one...does nobody else get tickled when they walk barefoot in grass??

Do you think it's time to found an ATPAS (Alliance of Ticklish People Against Seatbelts)? Or I guess road safety is a thing, so maybe just ADNTS (Alliance to Design Non-Ticklish Seatbelts)?

 

[ticklemepurplee]

Do you think it's time to found an ATPAS (Alliance of Ticklish People Against Seatbelts)? Or I guess road safety is a thing, so maybe just ADNTS (Alliance to Design Non-Ticklish Seatbelts)?

I think we should! Especially cause seatbelts that tickle could be very dangerous if you're driving.