In view of an array of responses which will be a variation on the theme, 'Tickling is good man, there's nothing bad about it,' I urge you optomists to rack your very brains to think if there are any negatives to the beautiful habit. Please note, this isn't a question simply of, 'what's the worst thing about being tickled/tickling somebody?', it's a question as to what are the downsides of tickling as a whole.
I'll start you off. For me, one of the downsides of tickling is that, on a wider scale, it isn't accepted as THAT normal. By that I don't mean that anybody who tickles is considered a weirdo, but generally you see two people tickling you assume that they are either together or exceptionally close. With that being a social perspective, it makes it hard to engage in any form of tickling (talking, doing...) with anybody that you don't know. The fact that for many it's considered sexual adds to this feeling.
So yeah, for me its main flaw is that it generally isn't commonly enough seen to be perfectly acceptable. It's like kissing in that it's right up there on the ways to show affection. What about you?
I'll start you off. For me, one of the downsides of tickling is that, on a wider scale, it isn't accepted as THAT normal. By that I don't mean that anybody who tickles is considered a weirdo, but generally you see two people tickling you assume that they are either together or exceptionally close. With that being a social perspective, it makes it hard to engage in any form of tickling (talking, doing...) with anybody that you don't know. The fact that for many it's considered sexual adds to this feeling.
So yeah, for me its main flaw is that it generally isn't commonly enough seen to be perfectly acceptable. It's like kissing in that it's right up there on the ways to show affection. What about you?


Well that, and what has already been said, but mainly that.
Best so far! Haha!



