Libertine
1st Level Orange Feather
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My early life of tickling other boys when I myself was a boy was because I loved the act of tickling. My sexual attraction of tickling was and is only with adult men.
It's completely possible for a man to engage in tickling as a playful activity and as a sexual activity separately. Believing otherwise practically condemns all parents who playfully tickle their children and then engage in tickling as foreplay for sex. I think the vast majority of parents know the difference between the two, and those with tickling fetishes can distinguish it also. The exceptions are those persons who admit they only engage in tickling as a sexual endeavor.
Exactly.
We live in an enlightened age so there's nothing wrong with being gay. It's a hormonal attraction rather than a 'lifestyle choice'. I've been a professional actor for my entire working life so have known and worked with many homosexuals over the past half century in many countries and two continents. My first Equity job in the late 1970s was the lead in a play called Equus and involved a nude scene with the clothed older man playing my psychiatrist. He was gay and there wasn't the slightest hint of impropriety on his part onstage or off and since he was the one who auditioned and hired me, I still remember him and his partner with gratitude and affection. Both long-deceased now, they'd met while serving in the Royal Navy (where else?!) during WW2 and had been together ever since.
But because it's sexual to me, I'd never tickle anyone to whom I wasn't attracted, and that means 'womanly' females only.
For that reason, my 'undoubtedly completely incorrect' opinion means that I believe anyone engaging in m/m or enjoying the thought of it is either gay, bi or at very least bicurious.