/lit/ - Literature

>>19345714
I agree anon. I also wonder if you have any ideas on how to combat the practice of tickling (especially forced tickling) carried out in the privacy of the home or in schoolyards. "Tickle games" are EXTREMELY common and tickle bullying is repulsively prevalent too.

Viz. its use by the state, I think tickling will be very effective if used as a punishment/deterrent against specific behaviours (like intentional laughter/humour). Here is another testimony I found. This one, although it is from a "BDSM" session, is unique in that the participants did not use a safeword and stuck strictly to the time limit, allowing for a real torture experience. The psychological agony is quite intense