Where are you most ticklish?

@TryingtoLava Perhaps instead of attacking it, you can consider that writing is still an artform, and some of us put a lot of work into trying to explore the deeper aspects of this content beyond just fetishes. There are a lot of psychological aspects, as well as the social functions that this kind of activity holds, positive and negative, that are worth examining as well. Going farther back in history this activity has served purposes as punishment, as teaching, and as bonding in more familial or intimate relationships. There is also a neurological component that shows the sensations indicate nerve health, and the psychological factor that shows that people can sense it, but also block out the more unpleasant mental effects. The earlier question was to feel out people to rule out certain tropes. I noted in the responses that ticklish feet aren't as common as noted in popular culture uses in the realm of comedy. So it's something worth taking into mind as I create future stories, moving away from that stereotypical scene and expanding the content to be more true to the average person and more representative across the bored. You can sit here and needle me all day to try and suggest that it's just for gratification, and I can't change your mind on that, but it does irk me that you'd accuse me of such, not knowing anything about what I do, or also acknowledging that there is more to who and what I am than that. There was no need to try and publicly lampoon me for a question I asked when it obviously didn't affect you in the slightest. You are looking for a reason to try and make me look like some kind of mindless idiot who's jerking off at the keyboard and frankly I don't appreciate it. You didn't have to reply to it if it didn't interest you and going out of your way just to antagonize me was unnecessary and rather rude.