Dr. BigTime

Hey! I’m BigTime - I’m 53yo - He/Him - Ler - Foot fetish lover - ❤️ DM's open - SFW Tickle blog Just a simple dreamer, funny, creative, curious guy. Looking for new friends. I'm interested in tickling and foot fetish, chatting, talking, sharing experiences. Not interested in being contacted by dominatrixes, misstresses, sugar mommies, or any kind of relationship that would turn me into a moneyslave. Bad manners, no introductions, no logo/pic profile, no banners, pages with no content and/or reblogs: red flags. Please, interact in a respectful and genuine way. I've never seen GOT

[drbigtime]

Here i am, ...welcome to my introduction.

Tickler flag

Before judging me by the (introductory) cover, come and meet me

Dear Friends

Tumblr is a social network

A new man in town

10 Questions and a little more (Tumblr Edition)

My personal two cents

Equality and Inclusivity

Our entire society will get richer

Talk, don't block

The selfish side of social networks

Stylish phrases

Please, let's chat but before it's better you know,...

Stop behaving like that

Respect first

Community and stuff

Being part of a community should mean mutual respect

Being yourself while respecting your boundaries

Is it right to pay for a tickling session?

What remains inside you, besides the smile, when the tickling ends?

Saying what we love: risk or freedom?

A truly solid group needs space for differences, it doesn't ask to conform, but to share

Not ticklish!

Real people

Behind? Just Rubble

Respect and misunderstandings: the challenges of a community

A place to stay

Woo-hoo moment

Speaking, listening, Understanding

Tickler's oath

The tickler's oath

INTERVIEW WITH....

TheMinipotat (Lux)

Shy Ticklish Lee (Nat)

TicklishInTexas

PrettyMeredith p.1 - PrettyMeredith p.2

Fantastic tools and where to find them

Pheasant feather

Nail brushes

Hairbrushes

Anti-theft sticks

Combs

Forks

Electric toothbrush

Interdental brushes

Pet gloves and grooming gloves

Wartenberg's wheel

[drbigtime]

Where are you from? how old are you?

Do you ever get contacted by users, with no bio, no profile picture (logos) or banner, and no posts asking: "Where are you from? How old are you?..."

…even after all the effort you put into creating info boards that contain all the necessary details?

[soleenthusiast]

[drbigtime]

Linzi's got fantastic feet

[solestrokebackagain]

[drbigtime]

This is great!

[drbigtime]

Go Spain, go

Congratulations Spain, world champion

[cosmicbutdramatic]

[drbigtime]

Time to be perfect

[drbigtime]

Stylish phrases

When people use specific phrases or expressions on the platform it's not because they want to take someone elses ideas. They do this to communicate in a way that's easy for others to understand.

These phrases are like a language that smart people on social media use.

They help people know what a piece of content is about and who it's for. Using these phrases makes it easier for people to find the content and talk about it.

This is because it becomes part of a conversation that people are already having. The content is still original it 's just easier to see and understand because it uses phrases that people know.

Personally I uses these stylish phrases to make content more recognizable.

This way people can find the content they're interested, in and talk about it with others who like the same things.

In the world of social media, verbal branding is the strategy of using recurring words, expressions, or phrases to make a creator, a brand, an image, a video or a content format instantly recognizable. A repeated phrase becomes a distinctive signature that reinforces the identity of the person or brand behind the content.

When this is used to capture the audience's attention within the first few seconds, it's called a “hook”.

Its purpose is to spark curiosity and encourage viewers to keep watching.

Over time, the combination of an effective hook and consistent verbal branding increases the recognizability of both the creator and the content, helping to build a strong identity.

[stankygouda]

[drbigtime]

Fantastic tools and where to find them - Wartenberg's wheel

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The Wartenberg wheel is a medical instrument primarily used during neurological examinations to assess skin sensitivity. It consists of a small metal wheel with fine, blunt-tipped points mounted on a handle, allowing it to roll smoothly across the surface of the skin.

In the context of tickling, the Wartenberg wheel is sometimes used to create light tactile sensations on the skin. The intensity of the sensation depends on factors such as the amount of pressure applied, the speed of movement, and the individual's sensitivity.

Particularly sensitive areas may include the soles of the feet, the sides of the torso, the back, the neck, the inner arms, and other regions rich in nerve endings.

The sensations are highly subjective and vary according to the person's sensitivity, the area of the body being stimulated, and the way the wheel is used.

Perception can change significantly depending on the technique employed.

In the context of consensual sensory play between adults, the Wartenberg wheel is often appreciated because it allows the intensity of the sensations to be easily adjusted without requiring significant force, provided it is used gently.

[oyamlerr]

Look at them squirm with no escape from the tickles

Don’t you wish it was us? 😏😏

[drbigtime]

The essence of Italian elegance, with fantastic feet

[insatiabletoesucker]

[drbigtime]

Fantastic

[sadistic-tickler]

Those helpless little sympathy kicks by the free foot (untormented by a maddening finger tickling relentlessly back and forth across its sole) are so adorable 🤭

[drbigtime]

One of the best reactions i've ever seen

[drbigtime]

Speaking, Listening, Understanding

I'm joining the tickling community because I want to be in a space where I can talk to people listen to them. Share my thoughts.

My reason for being in the tickling community is that I really want to meet people who like the things as me understand what they think and help keep the conversations calm and respectful.

I've been talking to people in the tickling community for a while now and I've heard a lot of different opinions. This shows me that it's not an idea to think that the tickling community is just one thing because it's actually very complex.

When we talk about tickling we often talk about how it's different on the internet and in real life. On the internet we mostly talk about our experiences share things and meet people from over the world... in real life we have to make sure that everyone is okay with what 's happening that we trust each other and that we respect each others boundaries. These are the rules that make any interaction good.

A lot of people in the tickling community have said that being part of the community has helped them feel better about themselves.

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When people feel heard find others who like the things and can talk openly without being judged it helps them feel more at peace and okay with themselves. Even just talking to someone can help us learn and connect with each other.

For me I've always tried to be honest and responsible when I'm in the tickling community. As I have gotten older I 've learned that it's very important to respect others be polite and listen to what they have to say.

I think it's very important to be fair and respectful and not to pressure or disrespect others in the tickling community.

My goal has never been to cause problems or make people feel uncomfortable. I just want to be in a space where everyone can say what they think respect the rules and treat each other with kindness. I'm, in the tickling community because I 'm curious I want to meet people from backgrounds and I really want to help make the tickling community a place where we can talk and understand each other without being mean or judgmental.

Every community grows stronger when people choose to listen before they judge,... however, it sometimes happens that people jump to conclusions, accusing others without truly understanding the context. At times, a kind of "vigilante" mentality takes over, where the focus becomes finding someone to blame rather than understanding the situation.

This kind of atmosphere risks discouraging open dialogue and driving away those who participate in good faith.

Being cautious is important, very important and it's equally important to stay away from people who use Tumblr and this community for dishonest or disrespectful purposes.

But it's just as important to distinguish facts from assumptions. A healthy community is built on respect, open discussion, and shared responsibility, not on trial by accusation or premature judgment.

I invite you to reflect.

[drbigtime]

Two things

There are two things I don't like in the tickling community: those who approach users aggressively, and without a shred of care and attention for civic education, and those who post their private conversations to get revenge.

You're both wrong, and the single behavior doesn't compensate for the other.

[sourcesolo]

Long nails, exposed stomach and a light touch (Part 2).

[drbigtime]

Gorgeous

[ken1180]

YUMMY FEET TICKLES ❤️💋👅👣👣👣

[drbigtime]

nice tickling

[emy-lemony]

Not decoration. Pure provocation 💅🤭