Q&A for How to Tickle Your Girlfriend

If she likes being tickled and you like tickling her, then you are lucky. That said, try not to tickle her every time you see her or it will become less fun for both of you.

Run your finger around it gently in circles. If it makes her uncomfortable, stop.

You can try giving her a hug and then quickly moving your hands up to her armpits and tickling her.

Ask and see if she would like that. For a sneak attack, lie down on the couch with her, then tickle her. If she says to stop, stop.

No, girls vary in where they are ticklish and to what extent. Some girls are only slightly ticklish in a few areas, some are very ticklish everywhere, and others are somewhere in between. If a girl does not want to be tickled, respect her wishes.

Apologize and check for injuries. If he's okay, give him a hug.

Only if she is okay with it. Doing it without permission would be considered assault, which is illegal.

As long as she allow you to do so, you can. You can tickle her stomach, armpits, feet, and any other places where she likes being tickled.

If you have been together with her for a long time, then she most likely won't break up with you. If you still feel she might, then just don't do it or ask her first.

You tell them to stop. If you can't breathe or feel weak however, yell that you can't breathe or kick them away. When they stop tickling you, ask them to never do that to you again or you'll either tell someone or refuse to see them anymore.

Tell him to stop! If you can't breathe or feel weak, yell that you can't breathe, or kick him away. When he stops tickling you, ask him never to do that again or you'll either tell someone or refuse to see him anymore.

There's no scientific connection between gender and ticklishness, but yes, most people are ticklish on their feet, and considering they take care of their feet more than boys do, most girls have very ticklish feet.

Yes, the art of surprise is very useful when it comes to tickling. You can tickle her feet when she is lying in bed, not doing serious work and has little chance of noticing your intention to tickle her feet.

Perhaps she wants to have fun with you, or she has tickle fetishes. Tickling may just be her way of playing with you.

Watch her reactions in daily life. If you really want to know, offer her a full body massage and see where she accidentally squirms.

Find a good tickling spot. Experiment with these: Soles of feet, armpits, sides, belly, or toes. Gently run your fingers down your spouse’s ticklish spot until she laughs. The feet are a good choice because they can’t really defend themselves if you pin down their ankles, and even if they have shoes off, it is very easy to get into a good position to take off their shoes.

Ask her! Bring it up casually, such as a simple, "Are you ticklish anywhere? I know someone who's ticklish on their head." Mostly likely, she'll right out tell you! Make sure to note if she says she hates being tickled and don't tickle her if that's the case.

When she isn’t looking, sneak up on her and tickle her feet or sides, if she’s in bed hug her and tickle her belly.

If she is not looking, tickle her feet, belly, or armpits, and if she’s not laughing, tickle her feet really hard.

Probably, as long as she doesn't mind having her feet touched. It's always a good idea to ask permission if you're not sure.

Only if she is ticklish on her feet. If not, try other places like her neck, her armpits, her stomach/belly button, hips, or backs of her knees.