Tickling submission can have various psychological and social implications, including:
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Communication and safety are the most critical components of this practice. Because laughter is an involuntary reflex, it cannot be used as an indicator of enjoyment or consent. A "lee" might be laughing hysterically while feeling genuine distress. Therefore, established "non-verbal" safe words or physical signals—like dropping a heavy object or a specific hand gesture—are essential. After the play, it's essential to engage in aftercare
Be mindful of the physical environment to prevent injuries. The submissive should be in a safe space where they can move without bumping into objects or falling. After the play
After the play, it's essential to engage in aftercare. This can involve physical comfort, such as cuddling, and emotional support, helping both partners transition back to a normal state and reinforcing their bond.