let me rephrase. tickling someone who you are not a couple with in a public place, like say school, to the point where you're chasing the other person around the room, is immature.

alright. i'll bite.

tell me how tickling is mature.

now, please note, this is the over the top kind of tickling i'm talking about.

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so you think tickling isn't immature?

tell me, then, when have you seen two adults chasing each other around in public trying to tickle each other.

so you think tickling isn't immature?

tell me, then, when have you seen two adults chasing each other around in public trying to tickle each other.

I know a couple of guys that are extremely ticklish, and some of us will just poke them in the side and they start convulsing. thats usually enough for us. On a day we feel extremely sadistic...we go after the ticklish and tickle them silly,

so you think tickling isn't immature?

tell me, then, when have you seen two adults chasing each other around in public trying to tickle each other.

just stop it. seriously.

tickling is immature. I hate how people tickle to flirt. Do you see adults tickling each other?

i mean, maybe a couple, but seriously, if you're not with the person DON"T FREAKING TICKLE THEM!

it's immature and stupid.

now i understand some of you are in middle school and that tickling is alrightish, but seriously stop in high school.
oh, and don't say "it's not flirting because i tickle everyone". because then you're just acting slutty.

and "well ima girl and i only tickle girls" is also stupid.

bah.

this is my cousin's account, btw

i get tickled ALL THE TIME!!!

my friend (who is a guy) knows that i am ticklish right above my knees, so when i'm sitting down he'll just come over and tickle my knees. I screech soooo loud everyone stares.

i think that there is absolutely nothing wrong with tickling. i tickle people all the time and they tickle me right back.