You're not "pushing your fetish" on anyone by giving a quick tickle here and there and getting a little aroused by it.
That is true....it's all about how you do it. And some people seem to be going a little overboard!
You're not "pushing your fetish" on anyone by giving a quick tickle here and there and getting a little aroused by it.
... if mark gets aroused by tickling them and they are still ok with being tickled
i am sure she is enjoying the massages( i know everyone would get aroused from that)
Actually, it's usually the SAME women who say it's wrong and it does tell me something. It tells me who the sanctimonious holier-than-thou moralists are.Maybe you didn't notice, but in threads like this, it's usually women who say it's wrong and guys who just don't care as long as they get what they want. That should tell you something.
Because there is simply no reason to! They are perfectly happy internalizing their excitement and the girls are perfectly happy getting foot rubs and tickles. What sane person is going to want to risk blowing that?Why doesn't everybody who wonders if they should tell their unsuspecting lees that they have a fetish make a start and tell them they have a fetish and see how they react!
The fact that you'd want to eavesdrop on such reactions is creepy in and of itself.Then we could actually hear the reactions!
and it's a damn good reason.I say it again, there is a REASON why people are so unsure about telling,
Because this is a tickling forum, and not all tickling is conducted with Rhiannon's moralistic stamp of approval.and why these threads pop up here every few weeks!
How do they know that? The only way they could possibly know is to actually blurt it out, and there's simply no reason to do so. Just because you react a certain way, doesn't mean that real world women do.Because even though a lot of people don't want to hear it, they KNOW that the people they tickle would not approve and not allow it anymore if they knew that it turns them on!
This isn't about touching them sexually. This is about foot rubbing and tickling. Those are not sexual actions, no matter who is doing them.True, but they have a say so over who they allow to touch them sexually.
OMG, this just keeps getting more and more ridiculous. The only way they could be unaware of being touched sexually would be if they were unconscious. That would also be the only way they would be robbed of the chance of saying no. If they are conscious, they most certainly can say no to any kind of touching, be it sexual or no.And if they are not aware of it, they are robbed the chance of saying no!
If that were true, then so could slow dancing.Don't be so sure! This could still run as sexual abuse or sexual harrassment!

Your view on what is ethical is completely scewed. Hugs are hugs UNLESS you have a hug fetish. Tickling is just tickling UNLESS you have a tickling fetish. Sure, someone may get turned on by a hug but its unnintentional. When someone intentionally...note the word intentional, does something SEXUALY to another person that clearly turns them on and the other person is unaware, it is unethical. This is not a situation where someone just stares at someone, your physically touching someone for sexual gratification. The fact that this person does not want to tell (or cant bc it would clearly freak them out) the girls he's doing this too is a sign that its not right. Why hide it? If its not wrong why hide it? You know exactly why. Its obviouse that you would rather have your sexual gratification than look at something for what it is...wrong. Your talking about something akin to sexual nonconsent...which is not ethical. I wont argue with you any further. I also wont seek to befriend you bc as a female, I am wary and frankly freaked out by your kind.
This honostly is an open minded community.
You do realize I'm a guy right?
That is true....it's all about how you do it. And some people seem to be going a little overboard!
Any girl who takes care of herself and looks okay knows that guys will check her out from top to bottom. They will undress her and fantasize and masturbate. It would be nice if we weren't such sexual objects for them, but we live in an imperfect world. The real gentlemen will keep quiet about it, because unless we are intimate, that is TMI.
I really don't get all this anxiety over some sensible discretion. If a friend tickles me and is secretly getting off on it, I don't want to know about it. Wrestle with your conscience all you want, but your resolution better not involve a confession to me. Work it out, guys.
Some things you do and just keep to yourself because to say anything might make things worse.
But doesn't that already imply that you know you're doing something wrong? 🙂
Coming out and saying, "Listen, I just tickled you and got really hard, I'm gonna go jerk off to that thought" would be the wrong thing to do.
Yeah, because you know exactly that they would not let you do it again and possibly even kick you in the nuts for doing it. 🙂 So, you are hiding something from them for your own advantage. That is exactly the point I and several others are trying to make here.
I mean - at least admit that you are being sneaky and disrespecting others in order to get what you want. 🙂 You already know you are! 🙂 Everybody knows it won't stop people from doing so in the future, but at least don't try to downplay it.
Which is why people should not use the term fetish when dealing with people you know. It's better to lose that word out of your vocabulary when engaging in tickling with the vanilla sect.What worries me about the whole situation is always...well, let's call it the big picture. Fetishes make people uncomfortable for a lot of reasons, and one reason is that they are usually not attached to a sexual context as the majority of people would view it.
The only sexual goings-on are strictly in the mind of one of the participants. That does not make tickling a sexual activity. Tickling private parts? THAT's when tickling becomes sexual. But if the guys stick to feet, ribs, and armpits, there is nothing sexual about it.This includes the possibility that something sexual is going on and one person in it not being aware of it.
What will increase the perception of creepiness more? A guy who tickles a girl who will likely never know he secretly gets turned on by it? Or a guy who says, "Okay, I'm going to tickle you, but before I do, you need to know that tickling is a sexually exciting fetish for me."That's part of why a lot of people react uneasy when it comes to fetishes, and if there are a lot of people around who use this non-awareness to get their jollies, it will just further increase the general creepiness of fetishes.
What will increase the perception of creepiness more? A guy who tickles a girl who will likely never know he secretly gets turned on by it? Or a guy who says, "Okay, I'm going to tickle you, but before I do, you need to know that tickling is a sexually exciting fetish for me."
Guys, don't listen to these finger-pointing guilt trippers. If you find yourself in a situation similar to that described in the OP, go for the tickling! You are not obliged to act any differently from a vanilla guy in that same situation. Just keep it cool and keep it clean.
Which is why people should not use the term fetish when dealing with people you know. It's better to lose that word out of your vocabulary when engaging in tickling with the vanilla sect.
The only sexual goings-on are strictly in the mind of one of the participants. That does not make tickling a sexual activity. Tickling private parts? THAT's when tickling becomes sexual. But if the guys stick to feet, ribs, and armpits, there is nothing sexual about it.
What will increase the perception of creepiness more? A guy who tickles a girl who will likely never know he secretly gets turned on by it? Or a guy who says, "Okay, I'm going to tickle you, but before I do, you need to know that tickling is a sexually exciting fetish for me."
Guys, don't listen to these finger-pointing guilt trippers. If you find yourself in a situation similar to that described in the OP, go for the tickling! You are not obliged to act any differently from a vanilla guy in that same situation. Just keep it cool and keep it clean.

What will increase the perception of creepiness more? A guy who tickles a girl who will likely never know he secretly gets turned on by it? Or a guy who says, "Okay, I'm going to tickle you, but before I do, you need to know that tickling is a sexually exciting fetish for me."
Do you really want to know all of your friend's fetishes? Do you really want to know what every day activities you would never even think of might turn them on? Brushing hair, wearing red pants, leaving the tiolet seat up.
So you don't see the difference between pedophilia and tickling interaction between adults?? Remind me to never let you babysit my kids!I just say I find it morally wrong to use unsuspecting people to get their jollies off. Just like I would find it morally wrong to have a pedophile ride a child on his lap. I don't see any difference in the situation.
That's fine for YOU, but you're preaching to everybody in this thread and in every other thread like this as though your trust issues apply to everybody.No. What I want and what I excpect from my friends is that they don't use me for their sexual pleasures without me knowing. It's kind of a trust issue.
Well, since I haven't nor wouldn't advocate what borders on sexual abuse, I wouldn't know. I guess we'll just have to live with the mystery.Why doesn't it surprise me to see you advocating what borders on sexual abuse?
How about you honestly explain how this question pertains at all?Anyway, open question to the all people who advocate indulging their fetish with somebody unaware:
Would you tickle your mom or your sister's feet? Or any other body part you enjoy tickling? Be honest.![]()