Please PLEASE heed the warning, cuz I reshare very NSFW things on here. And I swear I will block you with no hesitation if you're under 18, and most likely under 21 as well. 😤
Welcome to my Blog! Just a bit about me:
Name: I go by Kris here for privacy reasons 💚
Pronouns: she/her, but they/them is okay too 💃
Location: Midwestern USA 🌾
Preference: straight + 100% lee
I'm always down to chat w/folks on here, but just be aware that my presence on here is very hit or miss (sometimes I log for for months at a time). And in case you didn't see the banner or the small text, this is DEFINITELY a NSFW blog, made for my own personal use. So if thats not your taste, I'm sorry.
*MINORS AND PROFILES WITH NO AGE SHOWN, DO NOT INTERACT!*
It's another #TittyTickleThursday! So here are some for you to enjoy! Enjoying her sucking toy as I attended to her boobs! Wrapped up all helpless and could only lay there giggling and moaning 😉
Please everyone, remember that you always have the choice (and I hope you always have the power/ability to) set the pace and boundaries of sessions you are having.
Looking for an intense session? Is your partner not up to it?
DO NOT PRESSURE THEM
Lers, it’s okay, accept it gracefully and move on/just keep being friends you know? They owe you nothing.
Lees, if you are wanting something intense but the Ler isn’t feeling it/isn’t able to go hardcore at the moment? That’s their right. Again, they owe you nothing. Move on, keep chatting, whatever but no session is okay as well.
Looking for a gentle session and your partner isn’t up for it?
READ THE ABOVE AGAIN!
You want some tools to be used and toys and your partner doesn’t? Vice versa? They have things they need from their session that they need but you cannot provide (which is of no fault of your own.)? They want to include bondage (or no bondage) and that doesn’t align with your wants? Styles of aftercare don’t align?
At any time during negotiations and even during a scene you can call things off and all parties can and should respect that. That is just healthy communication.
As a wise friend said once (paraphrasing): Negotiations that end in no play are successful negotiations.
Remember that. You discuss all this and go over what you want and need from each other in this highly intimate setting not because you want to get to a session no matter what, you do it to see if a session is possible/healthy for all people involved. Finding out that it isn’t is normal, fine, and should be respected.
Take care of yourself and each other. Protect your peace. Don’t forget the power you have.
Hiya Kris. If you had to endure twenty minutes of ticklish worship, would you rather have your tummy, thighs or feet tickled for the entire time?
Also, are your DM’s open? I’m sort of new to the tickle community and I’m hoping to make a few friends (but I’m very shy hence the anonymous ask 🥺).
Anyway, thank you for answering my ask. :3
Wooah, my first ask!!
See, all of that sounds like a great time haha. But if I had to choose one, I'd probably go with my feet. Theyre probably the most sensitive out of the three, soo do with that info what you will lol
And my DM's are open to anyone ONLY if you are 21+ and have an age in your bio. Im only on here sporadically though, so I cant guarantee my full attention either since my real life is pretty busy.
Caught in the ultimate tickle trap—her arms hung around one masked tormentor’s neck while his fingers dug into her sensitive pits, with the second captor mercilessly targeting her belly and sides—they turned each touch into a storm of laughter, echoing her helpless joy, sending her spiraling out of control.
being passed around like a toy amongst two sadistic lers. Tied so tightly with your arms behind you. You can't go anywhere. We just want to play with our favorite little toy...
This is a general, open letter to the tickle community as a whole. In the pursuit in openness and clarity, this is not a call out post, an attempt to start a fight, or a hate filled rant. The things I'm going to write here are opinion and feelings, but these opinions and feelings are based on significant events and situations that I've seen develop in real time on this platform. If you feel attacked, or that any of this is targeted at you, I assure you that's not my intention. That being said, it may pertain to you.
Whether you're new to the community, or a veteran, or somewhere in between, PLEASE read this post. There is a conversation to be had.
There has been a massive shift in the culture of the tickling community, specifically over the course of 2025 and into 2026. I've separated my thoughts into bullet points, and they're all things I feel strongly and passionately about. I have a good amount of serious concerns and consistent issues I've seen, and then I have just a few smaller things that I want to speak on.
Content culture and community response:
Over the past year the way that content has been posted and received has changed dramatically. Looking back on the years I've been around, if someone posted a tease, or a picture, or a video, it was met with replies that (for the most part) were of a respectful nature, while also being complimentary. As time has gone on, the comments and reblogs that I see people making have been getting more and more out of pocket, and insinuate a far more intense tone than many creators aren't used to. That's not to say that people shouldn't comment or react on content, as that's perfectly fine. The issue lies not in the interaction of the post, but with the way that comments are made and received. If you post content, any content, you have given up the right to be a passive observer in this community. Once you have posted content, whether text based or visual based, it is your responsibility to monitor the things that people say under your post. You cannot stop somebody from commenting something on your post that might make you uncomfortable, but you CAN dictate how that interaction moves forward. Do you delete the comment and block the blog? Do you reply saying "hey I'm really not okay with that"? Or do you press on and respond with kindness regardless of the comment that was made?
As time has moved on, I have unfortunately seen more of the ladder than either of the formers. While everyone should feel open to being accepted within the community, I think we've lost sight of the fact that it is a privilege, not a right. If someone who YOU DO NOT KNOW comments on your photos or posts saying the things they want to do to you (or god forbid download your feet pics and post them on their own blog praising and worshipping them), and you don't correct the lack of decorum or manners that they exhibited in doing that, that person is going to continue to interact with others in that manner. As time has gone on, that's exactly what the community has become. Many many people commenting absolutely INSANE things under other people's posts, while at the same time preaching "don't come into my dm's talking tickling, treat me like a human". You cannot be treated as a human until you have treated others as such.
Excessive inclusivity
Now, that bullet point certainly sounds aggressive, and that's because it kind of is. I'm serious when I say the following thing: people in this community used to feel shame when they did something that others found excessively strange. I love this community, I love the people I've met through it, and it has truly given me so many good things over the years. I found myself very graciously accepted into this community, which I had to try to be accepted in. As the culture has shifted, more and more people have been welcomed to the community. While I am more than happy to see more people engaging within the community as it grows, there is a serious issue in that many of them haven't had to make strides to be accepted by others. Again, am I saying we should shoo away all newcomers? No, absolutely not. What does need to happen is that we need to seriously consider the way in which others join the community. Once you've set up a blog, that does not immediately give you the right to hop into someone else's comments or asks or messages with the "I deserve to be heard" mindset. Again THIS COMMUNITY IS A PRIVILEGE, NOT A RIGHT! You have to make an active effort to engage with people in the way that they want to be engaged with in order to make friends. If you screw that up, that's on you. But if you screw that up, and someone immediately engages with it regardless, that's enabling behavior. And that is exactly what many have fallen to. Now many comments sections are full of people with little social skills fighting over who can write the best comment in the hopes that the person who made the original post just MIGHT respond to you. That is enabling.
The thing that really infuriates me with this trend, is that instead of just doubling down, and saying "the culture is shifting into a more content on demand" situation, everyone refuses to accept it and continues to deny the fact that it's happening. The amount of times I've seen people who have "treat me like a person, I'm not just someone to talk tickles with" in their bio jump into teasing after 5 total messages is astronomical. Most people's intentions nowadays are simply to tease you or be teased by you. And if everyone communicated that openly, that's totally cool and good and all that. HOWEVER, instead of communicating that and accepting it, the community at large has continued to portray this facade that they "everyone is great friends" and that "I only talk tickles with people who I'm friends with", while openly doing the opposite.
Those are my major issues, and I've expanded on them to the point I feel is necessary.
Here's a list of minor gripes that I have that don't really mean anything, but just know if I see this, I find it cringey and uninteresting.
Please stop using asks like it's a messaging system. If you messaged a blog, and they didn't respond, and you follow it up with an ask later with a similar thing, it's not a good look. It just means the blog didn't wanna talk to you.
Every single comment section on big blogs have become Roman Coliseums. Every single person is fighting for the OP's attention, and it is painfully obvious. It is not nearly as subtle as people think it is.
Tagging other people under someone else's original post. There's a share button. Use the share button.
People who have a lack of shame make me angry. Remember that this is a public place. If you leave a comment, you want to make sure it is something you would be comfortable to say in person to them, in a room full of other people. If it's not something you would say in that hypothetical, then that's an inside thought.
People who type like they're writing a comic book when they're teasing/getting teased. Enough of the "O- Oh my god... Your feet are KILLING me... Oops... sorry... just need to pick my jaw up off the floor..."
Okay, I think I pretty much hit everything.
Again, these are opinions, and if you take issue with it, I'm sorry that you feel that way. And I'll tell you now, if you message me because you're angry with me, all I'm going to do is point you back to this post, because I think I've made myself clear, and I don't need to explain further.
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