Friday, February 6, 2009

George Frederick Watts The Recording Angel

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Our common response to tickling may start out as a physiological reaction to perceived threats, but there is no doubt that it serves a social function as we get older. Despite the fact that tickling makes us cringe, it has a playful connotation. However, anyone who has suffered a merciless tickle attack at the hands of an older sibling knows that it isn’t always about being playful—sometimes it’s just a way to get under someone’s skin. Other times it happens without intention, like during a routine pedicure.
Regardless of the role tickling plays in our lives, whether it protects us or brings us closer to others, we can always count on it as a sure source of laughter—even if we’re not sure why. friend, will often attempt to escape the attack, but will laugh when doing so. However, imagine if a random person on the street or even someone you just met tried to tickle you. The response would probably not be laughter—in fact, it would be downright awkward and creepy. That’s because we learn from a young age that it’s only socially acceptable for those we trust to have that kind of contact with us

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