Tickling a Sleeper

[Georgevvvvv]

Hi Everyone -

I had an interesting tickling experience last night. I finally went to bed with a woman from the Philippines who I had met a few years ago. We were seeing other people at the time but we always had eyes for each other. Recently, I was able to re-connect with her and I finally got a chance to tickle her.

Unlike many Philippine women, Bianca is quite tall, almost six feet. She has long narrow feet with cute toes. When we were in bed, I began playfully pinching her ribs. She told me she wasn't ticklish and I tried several other places (neck, pits and feet) without results. I gave up and just concentrated on getting laid.

Although it seemed like a lost cause, I decided to change tactics. There is one thing I noticed about several former girlfriends: at least two were not very ticklish - when they were awake. But when I waited until they were asleep and tickled them, their feet were quite sensitive and wiggled vigorously when stroked. I figured I would wait until Bianca was asleep and then I'd try again. She conked out at about 1:00 or so, and I figured I would wake up at around 5:00 and give it another try.

When I woke up, Bianca was sleeping on her back. I quietly got out of bed and moved around to her feet. I carefully lifted the blanket, exposing her soles. Her body heat had made her feet quite warm, and I believe this increases their ticklishness. I began tracing little circles with my fingertips on her left sole and sure enough, it began twitching! I attribute this in at least part to the warmth generated during several hours in bed.

Does anyone else have any opinions on this? Has anyone else found someone who was more ticklish asleep than awake?

George

 

[Knox The Hatter]

I was told by the person in the other room that if I tickled her while she was asleep, it would be the very last thing my hands would ever do...unfortunately, she's serious... 🙄

 

[sole seeker1]

Actually, my wife has given me permission to ravish her feet while she sleeps. She brought it up - I wouldn't have thought she'd allow that for a minute, because she's very ticklish!

She's a very heavy sleeper, unfortunately not heavy enough of a sleeper, though. I've tried it twice and she woke up immediately both times. Oh well, I'm happy she loves me enough to let me try.

 

[sole seeker1]

And a damn fine clip it was!

 

[ticklemad]

I can only speak as a predominant lee here who's partner often tickles me as I am in post wake up drowsiness, or who will come sit on the bed and lightly tickle my sides or back or feet to wake me of a morning. I can categorically say I am more ticklish in that state as my defenses are down - but I love it😀

 

[Navelgazer1]

Tickling a sleeper

Once, I had the occasion to use a frail feather on a roomate's foot in college. She was passed out on our couch after a bar run we did that night. The feather (from some pseudo-hippie ornament) did not cause any reaction at all but a slight tracing of of a feather from a red-tailed hawk (much stiffer in form) caused her feet to twitch quite a bit. The next morning when having coffee, I brought up tickling in a casual way and she mentioned having very ticklish feet.

 

[Big John1]

I knew a girl whose feet were so ticklish when she was awake you could make her toes curl up. When she was asleep or should I say when she was out cold from drinking I could tickle her feet as long as I wanted to and she never even twitched.

 

[Blackstar216]

From your experience there, doesn't mean she's more ticklish at one time or another. But any kind of touch that irritates will get a movement out of a sleeper. Her foot would have done the same thing if you were scratching her ankle instead. So I'd "thumbs down" that theory about sleeping and ticklishness.