Now it's true that daily tickling is not necessary for survival...consider how many people go years without it who don't die of cancer. But it's probably undeniable that for ticklephiles, tickling on a regular basis has beneficial physical and emotional effects, even its only palliative. It's even safe to say that even when ticklephiles DON'T have it every day, we're at least THINKING about (sometime even intentionally). After that, its a toss-up as to how much we actually get of what we want: some get it every day and some get it once a year if that.
So I figured, why not as the members of those two disparate groups how the frequency of tickling effects their daily lives mentally and physically. So...lees and lers:
For those of you who get tickling often, how often do you get it and how has your life felt once you got that much?
For those of you who barely get ANY tickling, how often do you get it, and how does that lack of it affect your daily life once it started?
I'd especially like to hear from those who manage to get it every day because those results would be interesting...and provoke envy, but that's neither here nor there.
SUBQUESTION: What would you do and how do you think you would feel if your current supply situation were reversed?
So I figured, why not as the members of those two disparate groups how the frequency of tickling effects their daily lives mentally and physically. So...lees and lers:
For those of you who get tickling often, how often do you get it and how has your life felt once you got that much?
For those of you who barely get ANY tickling, how often do you get it, and how does that lack of it affect your daily life once it started?
I'd especially like to hear from those who manage to get it every day because those results would be interesting...and provoke envy, but that's neither here nor there.
SUBQUESTION: What would you do and how do you think you would feel if your current supply situation were reversed?
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