How do you go about asking someone To Tickle you?

Answer 1

I wouldn't ask. I would just tickle first :-)/

Answer 2

The keys to any successful tickling encounter is to have TRUST, RESPECT and a DESIRE TO KEEP IT FUN for BOTH parties. That said, the first thing you would want to do is try to figure out who you know who could tickle you with those keys in place.

We also need to know how old you are and if you are male or female. If you are female, you will have an easier time of it because most guys do not want to tickle other guys unless they are A) both bi or gay, or B) Both very much into tickling and they can keep it straight. Girls, on the other hand, are more likely to enjoy playful tickling without it necessarily becoming a sexual issue.

If you can find somebody that you trust to tickle you, you might want to talk to them. Here is a suggestion which may work for you and it the endorphin part is based on scientific truth. Go to this friend (or friends) and say:

"Hey there (Insert name here), I was wondering if you can do me a favor. I am a bit embarrassed to ask this but I will trust that you are not going to tell anybody about it.

You see, I have been going through a lot of stress recently (give them a few examples) and I recently read about something which sounds a bit weird but a bit fun to me, too.

I have read that consensual tickling between friends can be very healthful and relieve stress. This apparently works because when you are laughing and having fun, your brain produces and floods your body with endorphins which promote healing and relieve stress. I was hoping that you will not think that I am to strange if I ask you to investigate this with me discreetly."

I hope that this works for you. If not (and if you are at least 18 years old), contact me and I will see if I can help you with your tickling desires

Answer 3

It's interesting now that I think of it, but the one instance that springs to mind is Rupert Graves playing a paralyzed soldier, thinking he might be regaining feeling in his legs, asking a visiting friend to tickle his feet.

Assuming that you are not paralyzed, however, a lot may depend on the identity of your proposed tickler. If it's a significant other, you'd probably have to be fairly straightforward about it, especially if you were hoping for it to recur rather than just a one-time thing. With a friend, it may largely depend on what if anyhting you may know about that friend's fondness for tickling or lack thereof. If you have no clue, there are many ways to raise the subject or provide opportunity innocently. Make it a forfeit for a game, invent a bet you want to practice for, accidentally put yourself in position to be tickled... be artistic about it. Let your creativity shine and soon you may be laughing long and loud...

Answer 4

You could try working it into a conversation. For instance, maybe casually mentioning it while you are talking to that person and then work with it from there. Or, like someone else said, you could tickle them first. For many people, the natural reaction is to tickle back.

Or...you could start something playful with the person, like a pillow fight, something like that. That could lead to tickling. Or you could mention something about being ticklish. That might encourage the person to tickle you.

Good luck.

Answer 5

Have a tickle contest.

Answer 6

Hello there stranger,
how are you.
(There repliy)
Well I'm not so good for u see my doctor told me that I need to find somebody to tickle me.
(There repliy)
Do u think u could do it?
(There repliy)(They look at me like I'm crazy and walk away slowly before going around the corner of the building and running away from me)

Answer 7

You don't, you go seek therapy to figure out why you want someone to tickle you.

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Answer 8

Oh, yuck! I don't know why you would want someone to tickle you. I can't stand it myself. Try the direct approach and just ask them.

Answer 9

tickle em 1st, its an automatic reaction to do it back!!

Answer 10

Start on them first.