I have been and still am being asked... where are you ticklish and how ticklish. To me this is kind of odd because I don't really know what to tell them seeing its almost impossible to tickle yourself and with stand it at the same time?
As long as you are only being asked where and how, just answer honestly. However, if you are asked to tickle yourself, you can politely decline the request. The truth is that it is very easy to remain in control when you are
tickling yourself because you know what's coming. Whether you use your fingers or a feather, you know something is about to touch that sensitive spot, so your body controls it's response. However, when you are tickled by someone else, even if you know what's coming, you don't know if the imminent contact will be light or heavy, soft or hard, so your body cannot pre-determine it's response.
If a member really wants you to tickle yourself and you decide to go through with it, do your best. You perhaps might not fake it, exactly, but you could exaggerate your reaction just a little. If someone has a
tickling fetish, then that person undoubtedly knows how difficult it is to tickle one's self, and though he might want to see you reduced to tears from laughing so hard, I think he will be angry if you fake the whole thing.
I would suggest trying to tickle yourself off-cam and feeling how you and your body react. If you flinch at the moment you touch a ticklish spot, exaggerate that flinch on cam. If you are using something like a feather to tickle yourself and you shiver at the moment of contact, exaggerate the shiver on cam. It won't be faking, exactly, but the reaction will be visible enough to please the watcher without offending him with an obvious lie.
Perhaps I am mistaken, and I hope Philip H will not take offense. I do not approve of faking things, but I can understand the need for slight exaggerations to improve the experience for the customer (such as moaning and gasping out loud on cam when offline it might only be heavier, faster breathing).
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