why body shakes differently during tickling

[vanboy0]

Watching tickling videos, I notice that when a woman laughs while being tickled, her body is so tensed up that her body doesn't really shake and convulse while she laughs. She squirms to get away from the tickling, but she's generally not shaking due to laughter. Only when the tickling stops and if she giggles afterwards do you see some shaking of her body.

Contrast this to ladies who laugh in comedy clubs. When females hear a funny joke in a comedy club or are watching a funny tv show, their body is more relaxed (because they're not being tickled) and their body shakes and convulses much more as they giggle. I've even seen some females in comedy clubs bend over in their chair cause they're laughing so hard.

Yet during tickling, their muscles are so tensed up that you hear the sound of laughter, but their body doesn't really convulse with laughter, in most cases.

I'd like to hear some feedback from others if they've noticed the same thing about females when they laugh. Mabey there's a medical reason for the difference. Any experts out there on muscles?

And is there a video out there that really shows well a woman's stomach muscles shaking during laughter?

 

[Mitchell]

My analysis isnt a medical reason, but after reading what you wrote, here is my thought:
Think of it this way, laughter is a release of emotion, an expression of happiness, and letting the body go. If someone laughs at a funny movie or a joke, it is an eruption of happiness which is freely coming from deep inside of them, a self expression of such.
With tickling, the laughter is spontaneous, unplanned, and in many cases the laughter is being forced on them unexpectedly due to motions or actions inflicted on their bodies by others. The freeness of self expression is not there. Again, this is just an observation. I'm sure others will either agree or disagree, but this is how I see it.

Mitch

 

[Neutron]

You're Reading Too Much Into It

A common problem with most ticklephiles. How they shake is person dependent, not whether they're being tickled or not. You wanted to see a differece so you did. It's the same as asking whether redheads are more ticklish than blondes. Hair color doesn't matter, nor does race, body type, or sex. Age might have something to do with it.

Tron

 

[TicklingIsLife]

My analysis isnt a medical reason, but after reading what you wrote, here is my thought:
Think of it this way, laughter is a release of emotion, an expression of happiness, and letting the body go. If someone laughs at a funny movie or a joke, it is an eruption of happiness which is freely coming from deep inside of them, a self expression of such.
With tickling, the laughter is spontaneous, unplanned, and in many cases the laughter is being forced on them unexpectedly due to motions or actions inflicted on their bodies by others. The freeness of self expression is not there. Again, this is just an observation. I'm sure others will either agree or disagree, but this is how I see it.

Mitch

You get an A+ for that report

 

[hiram]

Reaction to tickling is, what, about 80% reflex and about 20% within some control of the ticklee. For those of us with the desperate tickle fetish, this interaction adds to the fun. Also, a tickling session is sort of a process with every part of it to be savored.

I've always considered myself to be among the luckiest ticklers in the world. And I absolutely enjoy the "tensed up" laughing part of the tickling as indespensable in good tickle fun. It brings out the tease in me. I just love to force the wife to overcome the reflex part if she expects a moment's respite to capture a breath of air.

I also love the fact that her reflexes often aid her tickler and make her ticklings more intense and more torturous. It's one of those glorious paradoxes. Her efforts to try to stop the tickling are all she can do. They are as reflexive as her laughing. The harder she tries the more it tickles and the more it tickles the harder she tries.

The other night I had the wife captured on the bed, flat on her back, with one arm pulled to one side pinned under my legs, while I leaned across her body and held the other arm off to the other side with my left hand. I was tickling her ribs and thighs until I thought I had her driven to proper distraction. I like to save the best for last. I started in up there between her legs which is an area tied with her armpits for her most ticklish spot. For a husband with a tickle fetish it doesn't get any better than this. It's also where that tensed up reaction is so fine. When I'm tickling like this and she's laughing like the end of all laughing, she so much NEEDED the tickling to stop that she clamped her knees and thighs together. Now this held my tickling hand tightly in place but sure made it that much more fun for the tickling fingers.

It says right here that her legs were right tensed up, and the more I tickled the more tense they became. Plus when you are tickling a woman like this, she gets that glorious look on her face that that tells you no matter how she tries to protest, she really doesn't want you to stop. So I just had my way with her.

Yes, there is a tenseness to a tickled woman, but sometimes that makes her that much more sexy, and you can usually get some relaxed giggles when the tickling stops. And who knows where that can take you?