What makes a good tickler?

Question

What do you think helps make someone laugh even more when you tickle them. Im not talking about what there spots are but how good of a tickler you are and how you tickle them.

Answer 1

There are a few things that make a good tickler.

1) RESPECT. A good tickler will always respect the feelings, limits and desires of the ticklee. By doing this, the ticklee will build a strong lever of trust with the tickler and they will feel safe. A good tickler does not engage in non-conssensual tickle torture.

2) DESIRE TO KEEP IT FUN FOR BOTH PARTIES. A good tickler will give air breaks to the ticklee and joke around with them. The tickler will always strive to keep the tickling safe and fun for the ticklee as well as them selves.

3) FINGERNAILS. A good tickler will have smooth fingernails. Sharp fingernails can scratch and hurt. I goo0d tickler will never hurt the ticklee.

4) Technique. There are several techniques I emply in my tickling encounters.
*One successful technique is to gently drag your fingernails over the ticklish areas on the ticklee's body.
* One successfull technique is to gently squeeze the ribs or legs. Do not squeeze to hard or too deep but not too soft either.
*One successful technique is to let your fingers gently "dance" across the body. The "dancing should not be too deep or too hard. You can range from "slow dance" to "Waltz!"
*One successful technique is the multiple attack. Try tickling an armpit and a foot at the same time. Try tickling an armpit and a hip at the same time.
*One successul technique is to exploit a very ticklish place for 10 - 15 seconds before wither moving onto another place or offering an air break. Do not stay in one place for too long because it will either desensatize the place or become painful - possibly both.

5) TOYS. Soft, sable fur paint brushes and ostrich feathers are wonderful tickle toys which give a pure tickle and no pain.

I hope that this helps you out. Feel free to contact me if you have any other questions.