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:The only times I have ever done it or would ever, is if I was friends with this person and I knew there was ZERO chance of getting in trouble. My motto is, if you think something may get you in trouble.....don't do it.
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I have done it to at least 3 of my coworkers from my old job, and 3 on my recent job. Reactions have differed. Three of them could not really say anything because they burst into laughter, and afterwards(while still giggling) say "dont do that!". lol and other than that i have been hit, not like punched, more so smacked, and 1 person tickled me back! lol so u are playin wit fire, but i was comfortable with many of these females i worked with
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all the time, this is a game we have with each other, there is always a poke here or there, and full tickles when we're on break...great fun
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When i put my banner up, my co-worker would just pass by and poke left and right on my sides. Ever since i raise my arm up to support or grab something, high possibility that my sides will get tickled =__=.
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I actually got a girl at work into tickling, and when I would go see her we'd have tickle fights in the middle of the store.
Not the most professional behavior, but was pretty fucking sweet. <3
Not the most professional behavior, but was pretty fucking sweet. <3
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Several years ago, I worked for a law firm that had a kitchen. In this kitchen, there were some employees that prepared the food for the people of the firm. Over time, I got pretty close to one girl and we seemed to be pretty good friends at one point. She would leave me chips and cookies free of charge from the kitchen (which she wasn't supposed to do) and we would always have pleasant conversations. People even thought we had something going on because we were so friendly with each other.
Well, one day she completely flipped out when I touched her side... This was something I always did with her... and I wasn't trying to tickle her, I've always done that as a friendly gesture as to say "hi." Well, this one time she went ape-shit and shouted in front of everyone, "Why do you have to touch all the time? Just say "hi" without touching!" I suppose she was having a really shitty day and decided to take it out on me. I was mortified beyond belief. This outburst was in front of several people including a good friend of mine. I was really taken aback from that blow-up and never spoke to her again. After her outburst, we would occasionally see each other in the hall and I would ignore her. When I went to lunch, I would look away whenever she came around. I could tell she wanted to talk to me, probably to apologize for her explosion, but I wouldn't even make eye contact. If it even looked like she wanted to say something, I gave off an evil heat-vision look that made her think twice.
If she had a problem with me touching her, she could have pulled me aside and told me, but the way she did it was crass and disrespectful so I never spoke to her again... until my last day at the firm.
On my last day, I pulled her aside and told her I was leaving. She said, "Why did you wait all this time to talk to me?" I told her that her little explosion really hurt since I considered her a friend and to do that in front of several people cut like a knife. We sort of made up that day, but I haven't seen her since I left that job.
Sorry to go on about this. Expression is therapeutic.
Well, one day she completely flipped out when I touched her side... This was something I always did with her... and I wasn't trying to tickle her, I've always done that as a friendly gesture as to say "hi." Well, this one time she went ape-shit and shouted in front of everyone, "Why do you have to touch all the time? Just say "hi" without touching!" I suppose she was having a really shitty day and decided to take it out on me. I was mortified beyond belief. This outburst was in front of several people including a good friend of mine. I was really taken aback from that blow-up and never spoke to her again. After her outburst, we would occasionally see each other in the hall and I would ignore her. When I went to lunch, I would look away whenever she came around. I could tell she wanted to talk to me, probably to apologize for her explosion, but I wouldn't even make eye contact. If it even looked like she wanted to say something, I gave off an evil heat-vision look that made her think twice.
If she had a problem with me touching her, she could have pulled me aside and told me, but the way she did it was crass and disrespectful so I never spoke to her again... until my last day at the firm.
On my last day, I pulled her aside and told her I was leaving. She said, "Why did you wait all this time to talk to me?" I told her that her little explosion really hurt since I considered her a friend and to do that in front of several people cut like a knife. We sort of made up that day, but I haven't seen her since I left that job.
Sorry to go on about this. Expression is therapeutic.
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Yes. Depends on your relationship with that person though and the context in which it was done. Can't just go around poking random co-workers, yanno? 😉
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A little while back i posted a similar thread about this same stiuation. I was at a decision to either go for it or leave it and never know with a girl i was good friends with at work.
I went for it and got away with it. She was pretty ticklish too. But as brave as i was, it could have gone very badly. I've known people try something like it and end up looking for a new job.
I went for it and got away with it. She was pretty ticklish too. But as brave as i was, it could have gone very badly. I've known people try something like it and end up looking for a new job.
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Wow jealous!!
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I was quite a bit younger at the time . . .
. . . and the climate surely has changed!
However, I consider these three occasions my biggest workplace successes:
1) I became quite flirtatious with a young African-American colleague, five-foot-three, a mound of gorgeous hair. We were lunching by ourselves one day when I couldn't stand it any more. "What beautiful shoes!" I said (quickly removing one). And what beautiful feet! Which I promptly tickled. She said, "I'm only ticklish when I'm in a silly mood. Give me my shoe." I said, "Let's get you in a silly mood. I'll let you have your shoe if I can tickle your foot for 10 seconds." She agreed! I put her nyloned foot across my leg and tickled it vigorously. Her laughter was throaty, satisfying and unforgettable. I kissed the tip of her big toe and replaced her shoe. And gee, I didn't get sued!
2) My secretary was the type of woman any man who would love to take home to Mom. Five-foot-eight, beautifully proportioned, auburn hair and blue eyes with a little flame in them. She was programming a computer one day (yes, this was a while ago!) and she removed her shoes. She crossed one nyloned ankle over the other, prompting me to creep up and give her arch a very soft tickle. She quickly rubbed her sole against the top of the other feet. I waited until she re-crossed her ankles, then rapidly spider-tickled that gorgeous arch. "Eeek!" she screamed, and kicked me with her slightly stubby toes. "I'll tickle your foot someday!" Unfortunately, that day never came . . . but what a lasting memory.
3) The third colleague was -- to this day -- the most beautiful (and nicest) I've ever worked with. Blonde and blue-eyed, five-two, an exquisite dresser. She was busily typing one morning and -- as I'd hoped -- her dark pumps were parked beside a file cabinet. Her dainty stockinged feet were perched on the legs of her wheeled office chair. The chair was beside the morning paper -- my excuse for coming in -- and as I picked the paper up, I pretended to notice her feet. "I can't pass up this opportunity," I said, and tickled both soles. She was surprised, but laughed good-naturedly. "My feet are horribly ticklish," she chuckled. "I'm just going to move them out of your reach," and she did (damn it). Fortunately, I had other chances at them in the years that followed!
I probably wouldn't try any of this today, but these experiences have added significantly to a rich fantasy life. Thanks for a great thread!
. . . and the climate surely has changed!
However, I consider these three occasions my biggest workplace successes:
1) I became quite flirtatious with a young African-American colleague, five-foot-three, a mound of gorgeous hair. We were lunching by ourselves one day when I couldn't stand it any more. "What beautiful shoes!" I said (quickly removing one). And what beautiful feet! Which I promptly tickled. She said, "I'm only ticklish when I'm in a silly mood. Give me my shoe." I said, "Let's get you in a silly mood. I'll let you have your shoe if I can tickle your foot for 10 seconds." She agreed! I put her nyloned foot across my leg and tickled it vigorously. Her laughter was throaty, satisfying and unforgettable. I kissed the tip of her big toe and replaced her shoe. And gee, I didn't get sued!
2) My secretary was the type of woman any man who would love to take home to Mom. Five-foot-eight, beautifully proportioned, auburn hair and blue eyes with a little flame in them. She was programming a computer one day (yes, this was a while ago!) and she removed her shoes. She crossed one nyloned ankle over the other, prompting me to creep up and give her arch a very soft tickle. She quickly rubbed her sole against the top of the other feet. I waited until she re-crossed her ankles, then rapidly spider-tickled that gorgeous arch. "Eeek!" she screamed, and kicked me with her slightly stubby toes. "I'll tickle your foot someday!" Unfortunately, that day never came . . . but what a lasting memory.
3) The third colleague was -- to this day -- the most beautiful (and nicest) I've ever worked with. Blonde and blue-eyed, five-two, an exquisite dresser. She was busily typing one morning and -- as I'd hoped -- her dark pumps were parked beside a file cabinet. Her dainty stockinged feet were perched on the legs of her wheeled office chair. The chair was beside the morning paper -- my excuse for coming in -- and as I picked the paper up, I pretended to notice her feet. "I can't pass up this opportunity," I said, and tickled both soles. She was surprised, but laughed good-naturedly. "My feet are horribly ticklish," she chuckled. "I'm just going to move them out of your reach," and she did (damn it). Fortunately, I had other chances at them in the years that followed!
I probably wouldn't try any of this today, but these experiences have added significantly to a rich fantasy life. Thanks for a great thread!
Im a hypocryte
Ive responded to a take like this and stared my position that its really unwise to try this well ive been working with a younger cute female co worker weve been working together for two years shes single but not searching for someone as old as me and I dont pursue anything but a friendship weve even gone out for dinner a few times so we really work well together and have alot of fun .Well one day whileshe was at your computer I took one of her little stuffed animals and tickled her in the ribs she jumped and let out a squeal a couple weeks later I did the same thing with my finger and got a viol;ent reaction I can tell shes real ticklish. I dont go any further with this and dont intend to or will I?
Ive responded to a take like this and stared my position that its really unwise to try this well ive been working with a younger cute female co worker weve been working together for two years shes single but not searching for someone as old as me and I dont pursue anything but a friendship weve even gone out for dinner a few times so we really work well together and have alot of fun .Well one day whileshe was at your computer I took one of her little stuffed animals and tickled her in the ribs she jumped and let out a squeal a couple weeks later I did the same thing with my finger and got a viol;ent reaction I can tell shes real ticklish. I dont go any further with this and dont intend to or will I?
Exactly. The only times that I've indulged in any type of playful tickle with a female co-worker, it was because I knew them well enough to know it wouldn't be crossing any boundaries. That's the key.
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I have been tickled to the ground a number of times at a number of jobs, particularly at Spencer's (but that's an inherently silly place where we were comfortable coming in hammered and videotaping our poop :lol: ).
Except, that they never do. Interpersonal problems between staff is almost always handled through HR nowadays, so the only time you'll ever hear that someone has a problem with you is when you get pulled into the office and given a reprimand.
I've always had a really big problem with people acting all nice and friendly to my face, even when they really couldn't stand me. So, it's my opinion that you never really "know" someone, especially in an office setting, because they could just be putting on a front. It's best to just try and befriend them out of the office before trying anything like that. Even then, it's not a good idea.
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I suppose this depends on the work place. I've never had this experience in my places of work, but I do know plenty of others who have.
I have tickled several different coworkers on seperate occasions. I think you really have to pick your spots when it isn't too unappropriate a time to tickle someone. It's always just a quick squeeze of the waist and finger jiggle as I am walking past. One girl at work goes nuts when I drag my pen right down the center of her back. It seems to send a real shiver down her spine and she says..whoooo. I did try this with the cutest girl at work with BAD results. She turned to me and said "Oh..I'm not ticklish. no matter what you try or where you try to tickle me nothing happens. I am not ticklish at all." That sucked
I havent had the opportunity, because I work mostly at home, am not in an office on a regular basis, and most of my outside work involves gatherings of large groups of people, where opportunity and etiquette wouldnt allow such a situation.
My friend works in the Post Office, and he told me on several occasions that he's seen some of his male co workers walk by, and give some of their female co workers pokes in the sides, or tickles in the ribs and belly. In fact, my friend has been tickled by female co workers on at least a couple of occasions there. He worked at a coupon company for several years, and he said that at that job, while he used to see a lot of female feet, he never once saw anyone tickle a co worker. Maybe in the Post Office, things are more laid back.
Co worker tickles are dicey, and I doubt I'd ever do so, unless the co worker was a personal friend who I knew and trusted.
Mitch
My friend works in the Post Office, and he told me on several occasions that he's seen some of his male co workers walk by, and give some of their female co workers pokes in the sides, or tickles in the ribs and belly. In fact, my friend has been tickled by female co workers on at least a couple of occasions there. He worked at a coupon company for several years, and he said that at that job, while he used to see a lot of female feet, he never once saw anyone tickle a co worker. Maybe in the Post Office, things are more laid back.
Co worker tickles are dicey, and I doubt I'd ever do so, unless the co worker was a personal friend who I knew and trusted.
Mitch
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There's a double standard when it comes to men and women in the workplace, especially in an office environment. Women can be touchy-feely with men and it doesn't mean anything; it's being friendly. If a man gets touchy with a woman and she woke up on the wrong side of the bed that morning, it's harassment. There's a very fine line.
I had a few lady friends at work that would touch me all the time, even rub my shoulders and smack me with that flirtatious tap and I didn't mind. I actually welcomed the attention. This was the case with the girl I mentioned. She had a crappy day or was on her cycle or whatever and it destroyed our friendship... and it wasn't like I was trying to tickle her. It was something I've always done and she never seemed to have a problem with it until that day she chose to unleash the beast within. Ultimately, I've learned my lesson: Never touch any females in the workplace. They can turn on you in a heartbeat.
