Truth.MaxTheReaper said:Same.stormcaller said:When I was young I used to start laughing before someone tickled me.
I think that the expectation of pain is worse than the actual pain. If you have time to worry about it, even a few seconds, it hurts more. Or maybe you just know it's going to hurt, but not more.
I dunno. I'm not an EXPERT or anything.
Why the flying $#%@ are you posting this in gaming discussion???Jagers1994 said:So I have a couple dick friends who of which cant help but hit me everytime they see me. I got used to it but I always say ouch everytime. Now I have been hit so many times I say ouch right before they hit me. Thats weird I got so used to being hit that I say ouch before hand. Have you ever done that?
Well that's called conditioning (look up Pavlov's dogs and/or classical conditioning). In brief it means they associated themselves with the punch, and thus the ow. So you anticipate the ow, and say ow.Jagers1994 said:So I have a couple dick friends who of which cant help but hit me everytime they see me. I got used to it but I always say ouch everytime. Now I have been hit so many times I say ouch right before they hit me. Thats weird I got so used to being hit that I say ouch before hand. Have you ever done that?
I like the way you thinkMcNinja said:On topic, I used to be the friend that hit people whenever I saw them, but i realized they may not like it (it should be obvious, right?), so i stopped. Now I attack them from the shadows. With knives.
That's slightly different; ticklish people really can be tickled without physical contact, if they are about to be tickled.stormcaller said:When I was young I used to start laughing before someone tickled me.
Punch them back really hard. Keep doing it for a while, stop and if they hit you again repeat the process. Works pretty well.Jagers1994 said:They are not my only friends and I intentionally try to avoid them but I see them in the hallway everyday.