Posts by Raymond Garcia3

Carl Jones41 said:Why is it that the brain instinctively knows exactly where you're about to be tickled?😁

I'm quite ticklish myself, and honestly, it doesn't bother me. It isn't exactly a major issue right now...

He's spot on, though. Your brain knows when you're being targeted, but it also sees what everyone else is doing. The body and the mind are one unit—it sees everything you see, provided nothing is blocking your view...

Douglas Scott47 said:Lucky you! Whenever I feel like being tickled, I can just do it to myself! 😬

I just don't get it. How can someone be ticklish under the arms but totally fine on their feet? It makes zero sense...😕😕😕😕

Thomas Garcia40 said:I can tickle myself... 😢 (though putting my hand over someone else's doesn't seem to work for me)
It isn't a massive issue, really. Except when I want to scratch my feet, for instance. I can't even get near them because the sensation is just too intense.🤣

You know what you should do? Just get lost. If you have an itch on your feet, try tickling yourself instead... or just don't use your nails. Use your fingertips, it's less intense. Or just use your palm without the nails...🙂

Michelle Alvarez8 said:Why not?

But can you even...😕

Sean Cruz said:For those who aren't ticklish, it’s all fun and games. But for someone who actually is? If you keep at it, it stops being funny pretty fast—it just becomes incredibly uncomfortable.
That said, there are certain moments where tickling can shift into something else entirely. 😁

just like😕

Sean Cruz said:I can definitely tickle myself. The real question is how one becomes immune to it. 😁

They’ve just gotta tickle you constantly until you build up a resistance.😉

Alex Patel96 said:I’m not ticklish.🤷
I used to be as a kid, but I guess my senses have just gone totally numb now!🤣🤣

No, that's not it. It's just that you got tickled way too much growing up, so your body basically built up a tolerance... now you're just immune.👍