No Safeword – Lithie

Subject: Lithie

Treatment: No Safeword

Duration: Eighteen minutes and nine seconds

Method:

Specimen placed into our leather sack tightly, strapped closed, then secured to the tickle table. Her bare feet bracketed to prevent escape, all of her toes shall then be bound to the top portion of the bracket, taking away her ability to cover or curl in an attempt to evade experimenter input.

Additionally, to fully remove her ability to protest, her mouth will be gagged by winding tape around her entire head until secure.

Response:

This particular subject has been a regular, willing participant in the FettishLabs experiments. More than eager, she will sign up any time she has the chance. Subject insisted in doing a No Safeword, and while it may be rare for most labs to allow dictation by the test subjects, we also have a different approach to tickling.

Part of the experimentation here studies the correlations between dynamics. One such dynamic is the relationship between desire and reaction. That is; if a specimen enjoys and anticipates the forthcoming experiment, will they love it or hate it more than expected? Will it change the experience?

Therefore, specimen input is welcome here.

This specimen is also unique in that she is one of the rare ticklees with the ability to ejaculate from tickling alone, and no other input.

To make it as intense as we were able, a pair of tests were conducted just prior to this one.

Specimen underwent both a sole roasting, and the tickle table but was denied any sort of orgasmic release.

After that extreme buildup, she was then subjected to intense concentration on the arch area (plantar fascia) with a gargalesis method of touch, causing intense laughter, constant body tremors, and nonstop ejaculation which only elevates the sensitivity after each one completes.

Knismological Confusion was applied as always, to avoid dampening of the sensations and minimizing received input. This was achieved by using digital stimulation, The Shrieker, and a stiff, long black feather periodically.

The tested hypothesis seemed to hold true, with the post interview affirming a highly successful test in a study the specimen highly desired.

Self reporting stated she had reached climax at least eight times, but became so disoriented that she lost count after that.

This will then have to be repeated.