Tickling & Stress Relief

[Mac]

I hope The Laugher sees this as his site is sadly non-existent now. He had some great information on tickling, laughter, and stress. Would anyone happen to have archived any of this? I am looking and purusing the internet and most of it deals with laughter and humor, not tickling. Help?!

 

[Ryan1986]

sounds intiresting

 

[jaba]

it works....

I can certainly attest to the merits and positive effects of tickling for stress relief.......

There is a local bdsm domme who calls me on occasion for private and descreet tickle sessions, because she does not sub at work, and a health ailment often causes her to feel "out of sorts" and depressed at times.....

After a pretty intense 45 minute tickle session (she tells me that she does not want a safeword during our sessions), the glow on her face is like a ray of sunshine....

Sadly, her ailment is progressive, but it makes me happy to see her smile, and she says her stress is gone when we are done...

At least in our case, tickling for her stress relief works for us.

 

[tickleublue]

Re Stress relief

Hi
I was pretty close to a female boss I had about five years ago. She was all stressed out about the problems in her marriage and the prospect of her losing her position due to downsizing. One night after work we went out for a drink and wound up talking for hours. Patti complained of her neck and shoulders being " like a monkey fist". So I reached over in order to rub her shoulders and she nearly jumped out of her seat! She said "I am so ticklish that it is torture for me". I then started to tell Patti that being tickled can be a great stress reducer. A few drinks later I had her in my van and began by tickling her stockinged feet. I wound up working her over pretty good on her feet and upper body. Alas; the only clothing she removed were her shoes. Anyway I tortured her about ten minutes as she wiggled and howled. When I stopped she was exausted but smiled and said she felt the stress "melt away".
She told me her older brother used to pin her and tickle her feet and that she often felt relaxed afterward. PS She did get downsized and moved away for a new job. Poor me.

 

[Mac]

Thanks!

I appreciate theinput thus far. I too believe it is great for stress relief. The Laugher sort of documented this in some research he had done. Its not that I want my info to ebe completely scientific, but was wondering if anyone knew any studies out there BESIDES the ones from Dr. Christine Harris. Hers keeps popping up and I can't say that I agree with her findings.

 

[drew70]

For me, it's a great stress reliever, but I'm generally a pretty laid back kind of guy by nature. When I'm coming off of the tickle torture table, drinking my water and catching breath, the following moments are totally serene, completely bereft of any worry, anxiety, depression, or any dissatisfaction with life whatsoever. It's absolutely glorious.

 

[The_Laugher]

Tickling and Stress Releif

I hope The Laugher sees this as his site is sadly non-existent now. He had some great information on tickling, laughter, and stress. Would anyone happen to have archived any of this? I am looking and purusing the internet and most of it deals with laughter and humor, not tickling. Help?!

Hi Mac,

I am here. I don;t have any of the site info anymore but will dig though my old files to see if I can find the stress info. Also there is a site that I think is called the way Back Machine and it has old sites on it including mine. You will have to do some hunting or if anyone here knows the link, it has been posted a few times.

The Laugher 🙂