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TickledToDeath said:The poll results themselves are not accurate. You should have had seperate gender responses for both males and females to respond as to their preference.
Rather expected that Females would be the most desired ticklee/victim. 😉 🙄 🙂
TTD
That is exactly how I perceive it, which is why I find it aversive 🙂Kalamos said:A man tickling a woman might be perceived as abusing her
I hadn't thought of this, but I believe that you're correct 🙂 Your analysis reminded me of something from psychology class many years ago. One of our professors had told us that the incidence of an event in erotica is inversely proportional to its occurrence in real life because erotica is mainly about fulfilling fantasy needs rather than reflecting reality.Kalamos said:It suddenly dawned on me: ONLINE is the word.
Since some satisfy their need for F/M tickling in the real life, they have little use for staged F/M tickling online.
On the other hand, if they want M/F and get none in the real, online facilities offer what they lack in the real world.
Online fantasies sate unfulfilled real-worlds needs: we usually look for what is scarce, not for what is plentiful. 🙂
Reg's.
Kalamos said:A man tickling a woman might be perceived as abusing her.
MistressValerie said:That is exactly how I perceive it, which is why I find it aversive 🙂
MistressValerie said:I hadn't thought of this, but I believe that you're correct 🙂 Your analysis reminded me of something from psychology class many years ago. One of our professors had told us that the incidence of an event in erotica is inversely proportional to its occurrence in real life because erotica is mainly about fulfilling fantasy needs rather than reflecting reality.
MistressValerie said:My own practice of basing even fictional stories on real-life events is probably uncommon. This fantasy-fulfillment principle would explain the popularity of ultra-violent S&M fiction, precisely because it reflects things people would never do in real life.
MistressValerie said:Thank you for your insights! 🙂
MistressValerie said:Love and squi... er, you know what I mean 😉
MistressValerie said:I can't believe the lack of interest in F/M tickling online In real life, F/M accounts for about 99.99% of the tickling that I've seen in four different countries, among mainstream (non-BDSM) people ranging from high-school and college kids to middle-aged people flirting in bars and nightclubs. Oh well -- in this case, art does not imitate life, lol.
Kalamos said:...
A man tickling a woman might be perceived as abusing her.
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MistressValerie said:...
That is exactly how I perceive it, which is why I find it aversive
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Kalamos said:...
I find it "fascinating", but I am a deeply evil, immoral, abusive person. 😉
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MistressValerie said:K., thanks very much for your thoughtful and detailed reply 🙂 I am highly impressed with your well-reasoned theory of why fem-fem material is so popular among heterosexual male viewers. Would it be OK with you if I quote some of your statements at one of my own discussion boards? 🙂
tukano_2 said:About the poll: basically I (would) like to tickle and be tickled by women.
I wouldn't find funny or attractive the idea of tickle a man or be tickled by a man,
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in the end my hands wouldn't turn into stone just because I've tickled a man, I think most people's fears about that are exaggerated.
tukano_2 said:If it's funny and it doesn't last more than, say, 1-2 minutes, I think few people would have something to say against that, regardless of the genders.
Kalamos said:...........................
Speaking of fantasies, a certain quota of users prefer watching F/F over M/F.
This could be due to the fact they are turned off by the sight of another man, even if he is briefly seen, or fully clothed.
Turn off might be caused by negative comparision [the male tickler is a professional model/body builder], unattractive element [the male tickler is an average guy, and detracts from the scene] or implied violence [the male tickler is abusing a bound woman].
In any case, the presence of a man on screen is a distraction - takes away from the fantasy and bars the viewer from total relax and immersion with the scene.
Lesbian tickle fantasies, on the other hand, allow the viewer to sympathize with either the top and the sub, switching in his fantasy between the two roles, slipping from the tickler to the ticklee, and back.
To a male viewer, a female-only scene is probably less threatening, and ultimately more relaxing: in his mind, he can "impersonate" a female character, because a "female mask" has *less* features than a male one.
He can pretend to be the top female character, without embarassing comparisions; but he could also assume the submissive role, without feeling abused, since the tickler is "only" a woman, a character he has already sympathized with/taken the role of.
In a way, lesbian fantasies are probably solipsistic in scope - the viewer slips between the roles and it is as if he were tickling himself, or more correctly, his feminine side.
He could never do that with a strongly characterized F/M or M/F scene: roles are set and perspective is strictly one-way; lesbian characters on the other hand act as "blank", universal masks the viewer can easily put on or take off, or characterize as he sees fit.
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David Tyler said:I am a big fan of F/F tickle scenes. Why? Not because I identify with either Lee or Ler but rather I can fantasize about tickling them both. In effect, they both become my Lee's even though only one is a victim in the clip.
David Tyler said:I can vividly recall one clip that showed some bound and helpless female stocking feet being ruthlessly tickled while being held near ample and bare breasts. I had the advantage of both sights. In many others, the Ler is in stockings while the Lee is being tickled. I can enjoy the veiw of both. While the Ler is not being tickled, she's appealing to the stocking foot fetishist in me. Again, two desires being satisfied at once.
David Tyler said:I do, however, agree that a man in the scene takes away from the experience. I have to mentally erase him from the scene in order to enjoy it. I'm not convinced that he represents a threat to me but rather that he's more of a 'buzz kill'. Tickling is definitely sexual to me and the last thing I want to think about in an erotic situation is anything masculine.