Why am I not ticklish?

Answer 1

Also try holding your breath when you see it coming, it makes you think more on holding your breath, and less blood and everything circulates to your muscles and all, so that will help.

You can learn through metaphysics and yoga not to be so ticklish. It's a matter of controlling the the nerves in the part of the body where you are most sensitive. You can also go the easy way and just have injections that deaden the nerve endings so you have no feeling. And than you won't be sensitive to touch.

Answer 2

The tickle response in humans (and other primates) is not fully understood, but ticklish parts of the body react to unexpected touching in the same way as muscular reflexes respond to unexpected stimuli. One difference is that the tickling is not perceived as pain per se, and may generate laughs rather than screams.

Although some body parts may always be "ticklish," many people are not ticklish when they expect to be touched, or when they touch themselves in these same areas. Some people are able to mentally ignore the reflex entirely. Typical ticklish zones include the neck, ears, armpits, ribs, backs of knees, and soles of feet.

Answer 3

this may sound strange but people have harder skin than others like you may be not ticklish because of thick skin

or it is possible that your friends arnt tickling you hard enough or in the right places.

xxx cocobeanthegreat xxx

ps: hope this helps

Answer 4

Animals are not ticklish because they are stupid. They are to scared to even think something is tickling them that they run. So if you try and tickle an animal you will get bitten. P.s this was a stupid question you jack waggon.

Answer 5

I am not ticklish and not all people are as they become older when people tickle them there nerve endings are not able to get them to laugh .

When My Mother was tickling me and i did not laugh because i'm becoming older , am i not a child anymore or my nerve endings do not responded to it anymore

Answer 6

Individuals vary in their sensitivity to tickling due to differences in nerve endings and brain processing. Some people have fewer nerves in certain areas or a higher threshold for sensation, which can make them less ticklish. Additionally, psychological factors such as relaxation or prior experiences with tickling can affect sensitivity.