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  • I and my husband – both Love tickling as a part of foreplay and a post Sex play. It is a great fun. I am not crazy about getting tickled but I like tickle attacks and I love to play surprise for him dominance. I love playing with hil balls and shaft too in a funny way. Many people are ticklish – sensitive - if they get touched in certain areas and it is not necessarily a bad thing. It could be that your partner needs to use a firmer touch in some areas and a lighter touch in others. Or the two of you have to find other ways of doing foreplay. If you laugh until you cry when someone touches a sensitive area on your body, you are ticklish. Some ticklish people shy away at the slightest touch or at the anticipation of being tickled. Tickling is usually innocent and indicates that he wants to touch you, hear your laugh, and see that adorable smile you got. All of which are huge signs he is into you. Tickling not only triggers laughter, it also builds strong relationships. In fact, tickling is a mechanism of social bonding. Tickling is a sex ploy so hot it transforms your life in the bedroom. All humans became ticklish to respond to bugs crawling on their skin. But in the right context, that feeling can transform from "Make it stop!" to "Give me more!” Tickling excites your nerve endings, releases endorphins, and oxygenates your blood; it can lead to some intense and serious arousal. You can master your touch and reap the hot benefits. Start with manual stimulation, oral, massage, and kissing—then move in to get your partner’s inhibitions lowered and their body sensitized to light touch, it feels steamy and playful. Once your man is turned on, focus on light touching by brushing his skin in areas that make him squirm and he will be thinking about his hottest desires and be ready for a whole other form of stimulation. it turns him on physically and creates a euphoric feeling. Once you are both revved up, go for oral or actual sex. Have him do it to you or take the joystick yourself. This pushes your endorphins (or his) to their peak; variety is the spice of your sex life. Pteronophobia is a fear of tickling, and not as strange as one may think. Tickle points are also vulnerable areas of the body that the sensation is to 'warn' you of danger. Considering the genitals are a vulnerable spot, tickling can be an act of aggression! But usually it is pleasurable and great fun for both.

  • Of course lol. Tickle attacks can be such a fun innocent pre-forplay or a post Sex play.
    Im not crazy about getting tickled but I like trying to escape tickle attacks and I love play wrestling playing fighting for dominance. I love pinning my lover.

    • @axaynaik04 And why would I answer such a question like yours which is irrelevant to original question and would be rather rude to the host @jjpayne if I was to answer such a thing... Further more its VERY rude of you to ask such a thing

    • @jjpayne thank you for the mho 😊

    • You are welcome 😊

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  • Not usually. Unless my partner is into that. I’m the submissive one and I don’t like to be tickled. It’s akin to pain for me.

    • What are the sexually sensitive parts of your body, out of 10?

  • I'm not ticklish so that's a no ✌️

  • No. The closest thing would be very light brushing of my fingers, fingernails or tongue on tender parts of her body, especially her breasts and inner thighs, for example. It can be a bit like tickling but it's not the same. It's almost unbearably teasing and stimulating, gives her goose bumps, and makes her want something more... intense.

  • Yes. A light tickle can be fun!

  • Only if she likes that, and if makes her laugh, and giggle, like a little girl, just having fun!!

  • Not very often.

    I don't like being tickled so I don't initiate it for fear there will be retaliation (payback tickle).

    And to be honest, when I get tickled I kick my legs. It's a very dangerous game to play with me. 😳🙈

  • No lol. But I did watch a hot video once of a guy tickling a tied up girl. But I wouldn’t want to try it myself.

  • Not intentionally. I actually really hate being tickled. Even the anticipation of being tickled botha me. It's like a weird experience where I'm being forced to laugh but it's almost painful (?) for lack of a better word. I dislike being tickled sooooo much!

    • *bothers

  • Yes, I would like to tickle a girl during intimacy sounds awesome

  • No way. I'm extremely ticklish. Being tickled is like torture for me.

  • Not often, but if she's being a brat without her collar on, tickling can be effective.

  • She loves tickling my feet hehe

  • Not in many years. When I was in my early twenties I did but I made more than a few gfs angry so I stopped

  • sometimes, yes

  • If it's the neck yep definitely

    • It's my most sensitive spot & I go nuts!🤪🤯

    • What are the sexually sensitive parts of your body, and rate them out of 10?

  • Yea I love it.
    My girlfriend is a really strong gym junkie.
    We were play wrestling once and she got me in an awesome hold and was able to tickle me and I couldn't really stop it.
    I popped a huge boner and she was like " oh, someone likes being tickled" and it turned into a thing where she now ties me up for tickle torture sessions.

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