Coochie coo! Join us as we attempt to put a finger on the erotic appeal of tickling.
It’s not unusual in this cornucopia of kinkdom to stumble upon, say, an individual who gets their kicks from being spanked, tied up or even peed on. They might have whips and chains dangling from the bedroom walls, ready to be employed with ass-kicking enthusiasm as soon as a safe word is revealed.
Yet, if anybody was to whip out an eagle’s feather from a suitcase insisting that a partner give them a tickle, preferably to orgasm…well, that, of all things, might throw someone for a loop. “The only tickling I’ve ever done with a woman is tickling her innards,” Josh, 35, of Indiana, tells HUSTLERMagazine.com. “I don’t see how [tickling] is a turn-on, but whatever floats your boat.”
Josh isn’t the only dude perplexed as to why someone would desire the coochie-coo treatment during sex. Other guys, too, argue that someone with this kink is a sexual unicorn. But rest assured, if a tickle fiend hasn’t already crossed your path, it’s probably just a matter of time before one does, a new survey suggests. It turns out that a bigger slice of humanity than you might think has something of a tickle fetish—88% said they find it sexually arousing, with around 25% claiming to have achieved orgasm from it.
“I like it because it’s fun and wholesome, yet it elicits something very primal.”
